Irish felt warm and hastily served some fruits and tea for them, and then she comforted them and, at the same time, told them what had been lost.
Steven was relieved by her words since she didn't get injured, taking a sip of tea and he said with a sigh, "Nothing matters as long as you don't get hurt."
"Yes, money will come and go, but your safety should be put first." Though Mary comforted her like this, she was clear that Irish was a money grubber and understood she must feel upset about the lost money.
Irish was touched by their words, so she nodded, saying, "Don't worry. I am fine."
"I hope so. I know you never want to make trouble for us and always bury things in your heart without telling us."
Steven's words sounded a little bit serious.
"Uncle, look at me. I am fine now. I will certainly tell you if something really occurred to me." Irish replied slowly.
"Irish, stop talking about such unlucky things."
