Because of the order of their age, William Walton took and Laura to pay respects to Jack Walton and his wife.
After the New Year greetings, everyone had breakfast together before departing to the Temple.
Arriving at the temple entrance, the group got off.
Because it was the first time for her, Benjamin Walton took the initiative to act as a guide in front of it.
"Laura, let me tell you, although you do not believe in Buddha, since you are here today, if you have any wishes, you can really pray for it. This is a temple that has a thousand years of history. It has experienced many wars and stood tall and upright. It was said that this was all because of the protection of a deity and was truly very intelligent."
She was speechless: "I didn't notice, but you still believe in this."
Carol Wright said gently from the side: "Miss Green, there are some things that only requires one's heart to be sincere. I think what Benjamin said makes sense."
She smiled and didn't say anything, but in her heart, she was thinking, that's not necessarily the case.
Carol Wright came every year.
Everyone was well aware of her wish, but it did not seem to be fulfilled.
She looked around and said, "The environment here is pretty good."
"In the spring, when most of the apricots are blooming, this place will be even more beautiful!"
Benjamin Walton said.
"In two or three months, you can ask William to bring you here to see it."
She smiled at William Walton.
William Walton put his arm around her shoulders and said, "It looks like there's one more thing that needs to be added to our schedule."
"Then I'll give you some face."
Carol Wright walked a few steps ahead and refused to listen to these 'filthy words'.
As usual, the butler went to find the little monk in the temple and arranged a room for them to stay in.
It was not convenient for men and women to live together in the temple, so it was rare for her to have a single room for herself.
After resting for a moment, she heard someone knocking on the door.
When she opened the door, she saw Carol Wright.
She asked coldly: "Is anything matter, Miss Wright?"
Carol Wright did not care about her attitude.
"Miss Green, let's go make a wish."
She looked around.
"Are you alone?"
"Jack's legs are bad, but he doesn't pass every year."
"Then I'll wait for William Walton first."
"OK, good, then I'll go over first!"
She turned around and took two steps, then turned around as if she had thought of something: "Oh right, I must first remind Miss Green that this is a temple, Miss Green should pay attention to his own actions, it is better not to pull each other around."
She smiled: "Thank you for your reminder Miss Wright, I am educated, I understand all these principles."
Carol Wright raised her eyebrows, "I was just in case, I have no other intentions, so I'll be going first."
