CHAPTER 29

In a short while, chaos broke out in Beula Kindergarten as confusion set in.

Countless children dropped the toys in their hands, while others rushed toward Derek's lane with their previous toys still in their hands.

They were all headed toward no other place than Derek's lane.

Derek did more than drawing bracelets and watches for the children; that would’ve been a really boring exercise.

As such, he devised drawing cats on some of the children’s faces, butterflies on others, and tigers according to their favorites.

There was absolutely nothing within the children’s imagination that Derek couldn’t draw. All diagrams were fitted well.

In two minutes, the jingling sound of a bell came forth to signify nothing but to officially bring the second round to a close.

All the children were queued up before Derek's lane, and it was clear who had won.

Derek's household had won both rounds of the competition.

On plain ground, his household had won the Best Charitable Organization, but all thanks

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