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... to look at his dearest niece.

"Who told you that?"

Ava narrowed her eyes at him and put her hands on her h?ps saying, "I know I'm a bit slow but I'm not dumb. And I'm definitely not blind."

Jackie walked up to her and ruffled her hair, "It's good to have self-awareness." He smiled a bit at how she easily stated that she was slow. It seems she also knew that she was slow.

Ava slapped his hand away from her hair and fixed her hair while glaring at him in exasperatio ...

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