American TV Series: Starting with Sheldon’s Wool Collection

After everyone else went to the table, Mary stopped George who was about to leave.

"George, have you noticed that something has been wrong with Shelly these past two days?" Mary said worriedly.

"There's something wrong, he's not always like that. It's weird..." George responded indifferently.

All he wanted now was to quickly go to the dining table and take a sip of cold beer.

Because of his health, George was only allowed to drink a little beer on weekends. This is also the time he looks forward to most in a week.

Seeing that her husband looked distracted, Mary's expression became serious: "George, because of the team's affairs recently, you have paid less attention to Shelly. You must pay attention to it."

Under the same circumstances, Missy was also "snubbed" during this period, but Mary couldn't feel it at all. It was obvious that she had a serious preference for her smart little son.

From this aspect, George did better. He treated his three children equally.

At this moment, George, who just wanted to drink beer quickly, was in no mood to argue with his wife. So, he said perfunctorily: "Okay, okay, I will take the time to talk to Shelly and see what the problem is with him."

With her husband's promise, Mary's mood seemed much better. She continued: "There's one more thing I want to tell you. I'm going to work in the church this weekend, and the task of taking care of Shelly will be left to you. You have to remember that Shelly can't eat cold food, it will make him feel uncomfortable. …”

Next, as if she was explaining a major event, Mary summarized a set of standards for George in terms of food, clothing, housing and transportation for young Sheldon.

Listening to his wife's nagging, George rolled his eyes. To be honest, he really didn't want to be alone with Little Sheldon, which meant endless trouble to him.

Then, George had an idea and suggested: "Maybe we can let Connie take care of Shelly. You know, she likes Shelly very much."

Mary thought for a moment and objected: "No, Mom has her own life, we can't be so selfish."

In fact, Mary knew that her mother's weekend life was a bit rich and unhealthy, and she was afraid that she would lead Shelly to bad ways.

Seeing that he couldn't shirk the task of taking care of little Sheldon, George could only agree: "Okay, I'll ask Shelly later what he wants to do on the weekend."

On the way to the table, George's face completely fell. He could already foresee that he would definitely be bored this weekend.

The family sat down at the dining table and began to pray before meals as usual.

Then when the meal started, George opened a bottle of beer for himself and took a comfortable sip. Then, he looked at his youngest son: "Shelly, how about going fishing with me on the weekend? We haven't gone fishing in the wild for a long time."

George tried to use a preemptive approach to seize a little initiative.

Of course, the idea of ​​fishing in the wild is also very good. Not only can you enjoy the natural scenery, it is also very relaxing.

What George didn't expect was that little Sheldon hated being close to nature.

The experience of being chased by bees all over the mountain during the last church picnic left a serious psychological shadow on him.

Moreover, little Sheldon doesn't like small animals, including fish that are all slimy.

So, he decisively refused: "No, I don't want to go fishing in the wild. I would rather be at home..." At this point, little Sheldon suddenly remembered the Houston Science and Technology Exhibition that Libby had mentioned.

Little Sheldon, who was very interested in this aspect, later learned that the science and technology exhibition in Houston would be held on Sunday morning.

"Maybe we can go to Houston to see the science and technology exhibition." Little Sheldon changed the topic in time, with a look of anticipation on his face.

The thought of driving to Houston was troublesome for George. But under his wife's scrutinizing gaze, he reluctantly agreed: "Okay, we will go to Houston this weekend."

"Houston? I'm going too." Little George, who was grabbing a chicken steak and having a greasy mouth, echoed.

Houston is the largest city in Southern California and the most prosperous region in Texas.

Little George has long wanted to see it.

Before George could react, Missy, who was drinking soup at the table, dropped her spoon and shouted, "I want to go too, I want to go too~"

Then, the little girl took Mike's arm next to her and said coquettishly: "Mike, let's go together, okay?"

It didn't matter where she went, the little girl just wanted to spend the weekend with Mike.

At this time, Grandma Connie saw the troubled look on George's face. It was really not easy for one person to take care of such a large family of children.

So, Grandma Connie suggested: "Why don't you guys form a team and go to Houston. I'll take Missy with me to do something we girls should do."

Seeing that Mike was hesitant, Grandma Connie persuaded him: "Mike, you have been in the small town of Telford City for a while, so you should go out for a walk and relax."

As for Mike, he just rejected Regina's weekend invitation not long ago. It can be predicted that this weekend, the "Queen Bee" will gather the members of the Devil's Body Group again for some meaningless group activities.

Therefore, Karen, a member of the devil figure group, will definitely not be able to get out this weekend.

As far as Mike knows, Lina's farm is also very busy this weekend. As the daughter of a farmer, she might not be able to spare the time.

Thinking of this, Mike also thought it would be a good idea to go out for a walk.

So, he nodded, agreeing to Grandma Connie's arrangement.

Then, Grandma Connie persuaded Missy who was pouting at the side: "Missy, grandma can take you to the amusement park tomorrow, and then we can go to the beauty salon for some maintenance. Grandma will take care of our little girl. Princess, dress up beautifully..."

Although Missy was a little moved when she heard Grandma Connie's suggestion, she still turned her face aside to express her dissatisfaction.

Obviously, these temptations were not enough to offset the little girl's determination to stay with Mike.

"Unlimited supply of ice cream~" Grandma Connie smiled and increased her bet again.

"Really?" Missy's eyes instantly sparkled when she heard the ice cream. Then, she deliberately made a serious face to make herself look less happy. The little adult said, "In that case, I will reluctantly spend the day with you, grandma, tomorrow."

During one dinner, Grandma Connie arranged the family's weekend itinerary by herself.

What's even more rare is that the whole family is very satisfied with this arrangement.

Especially George, he very much agreed with Mike's proposal to travel together, which would make the journey much easier for him.

After dinner, when Mike was about to leave with Grandma Connie, Missy stopped him and said expectantly: "Mike, don't forget my gift when you come back from Houston."

Yes, the whole family already knows that little George passed the math test.

Moreover, George also fulfilled his promise and gave little George a football for the game.

As for the promise to Little Sheldon and Mike, George also said that he would fulfill it before the end of this weekend.

"I won't forget it, I will bring Ai Xue back to you." Mike promised with a smile.

Amid the happy cheers of the little girl, Mike followed Grandma Connie's footsteps and went to the house opposite.