Tiger said happily, "Ninth Great-Uncle, this Sister said that from now on my mom won't have to go out to work anymore."
The other kids also chattered away. Ninth Great-Uncle was especially kind toward children; he smiled and said, "Got it, you little rascals, you're about to deafen me."
Ninth Great-Uncle sent the kids away and invited Sienna Johnson inside.
The furnishings in the room were very simple. A lot of the furniture clearly had years on it at a glance; the paint had peeled off one of the cabinets.
"Please sit." Ninth Great-Uncle said.
"Okay, thank you."
In the main hall, facing the doorway, there were two old style wooden armchairs with a table between them, and a tea set was laid out on the table.
Ninth Great-Uncle brewed a pot of tea, sprinkled in some kind of tea leaves, and set it on the table.
Ninth Great-Uncle took his seat and said, "I know what you've come here to do."
