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Recommending Monica to be Peggy's temporary guardian was an idea that appeared in Locke's mind temporarily, but after the idea appeared, he quickly felt that it was a good idea.

Monica has a good personality, is kind and generous, and has a strong sense of responsibility. She is very suitable for taking care of others. Whether it is a short time together in this life or what she showed in Friends in her previous life, Monica is a good candidate.

Peggy will definitely need to find a temporary guardian when she comes to study at Princeton University. Little Sheldon has already decided that the temporary guardian will be Beverly.

Rather than finding someone he was unfamiliar with and unable to confirm whether he was suitable, Locke felt it would be better to choose Monica as Peggy's temporary guardian.

"Sorry, this is too sudden. I think I may need to think about it." Monica said after hearing Locke talk about Peggy in detail.

Monica likes children very much, but Locke suddenly made suggestions that left her a little confused about how to answer.

"It doesn't matter. There's no rush on this matter. Linda will bring Peggy here next month. Then I can introduce you to meet her. Believe me, you will definitely like Peggy."

After hesitating for a while, Monica nodded: "Okay, I will meet with Ms. Linda and Peggy, and we can talk about the temporary guardianship then."

Monica looked at Locke and felt that she didn't want to say her rejection, so she agreed to meet with Linda Page first and then make a decision.

"Very good, I know you are a kind-hearted girl." Locke said with a smile: "The Swansons and Peggy will definitely like you."

"Thank you for your evaluation of me." Monica felt very good after being praised by Locke. She glanced at Locke again: "By the way, have you had breakfast?"

"No." Locke said, "I'm going to find a breakfast shop to pack some for home."

"Why don't you come to my house? I just have to prepare breakfast when I get back." Monica made the invitation.

"Really? Then I'm not welcome. After tasting your dim sum last time, I know that you are a skilled chef who can be compared with the chefs of those Michelin restaurants."

"Thank you for your praise. I am still far behind those chefs, but I have been working hard in this regard."

"Believe me, they have to learn from you in many places." Locke said: "I have tasted all the famous restaurants in New York and I definitely have the right to speak."

…

At Monica's invitation, Locke came to Monica's apartment.

While Monica was preparing breakfast, Locke took a general look. It had a typical layout of two bedrooms and one living room, with a balcony.

Just as Locke was standing by the window looking out, the door to one of the bedrooms was opened: "Monica, breakfast is ready... Oh, hi, Locke."

Turning around, Locke saw a blond girl in pajamas, who was Monica's roommate Phoebe.

"Good morning, Phoebe." Locke greeted Phoebe.

"Locke, Alice didn't tell us when you came to New York." Phoebe smiled and came to Locke: "Although Locke didn't mean that, it feels good to get closer to a handsome guy."

"It's only been two days. Monica and I met while running in the morning, and she invited me to have breakfast."

"Yeah, I'm glad you could come. It's been half a month since you last came to New York."

"Exactly thirteen days..."

"Hey, Monica." Chandler, still wearing a beard, opened the door and walked in as he was talking.

"Hi Chandler, good morning."

"Have you heard that the bar downstairs may be closed next month and turned into a cafe?" Chandler said.

"The kind of cafe that only sells coffee?!" Phoebe

"What do they buy if they don't buy coffee?" Chandler complained: "I really can't believe that some people think that coffee shops will be better than bars. Do they want us to hang out in coffee shops every day, drinking coffee and chatting? This is... That’s too bad.”

"Yes, a cafe is far better than a bar, and the bar is downstairs. How convenient." Monica agreed with Chandler.

"I can't imagine that they actually want to change the bar into a cafe. If this is true, I will never go." Phoebe agreed loudly.

"If they really do this, we will complain." Chandler said without hesitation.

Monica didn't answer, just looked at Chandler, because she knew that Chandler was not the kind of person to take the lead in making trouble.

Sure enough, Chandler just yelled, looked at Monica's eyes again, smiled coquettishly and stopped talking.

"How did you find your roommate?" Monica changed the subject at the right time.

"Very good." Chandler showed a satisfied smile.

"That handsome Italian guy?" When talking about this, Monica became energetic.

"No!" Chandler shook his head decisively: "It's the very artistic photographer who appeared behind."

"Oh my god, why don't you choose that handsome Italian guy? He's very stylish." After saying that, he glanced at Locke and said, "Although he's a little bit worse than Locke."

"Because the photographer said he would often bring models." Chandler said the reason for his careful choice: "His sister is a color actress."

"But that handsome Italian guy is very handsome." Monica said unwillingly: "His eyes are very attractive, especially when he says hello~ with unique emphasis."

"The photographer's sister is a color actress." Chandler insisted on his choice. For a single man, his reason was enough.

Chandler, who didn't want to continue the conversation, turned the topic to Locke: "Hey, Locke, how many days are you going to stay in New York this time?"

"About more than a month, and I should have more time to come to New York in the future, because I plan to go to college nearby?"

"What university? Is it Columbia University like Alice?" Chandler became interested: "This way we will become alumni."

"No, I chose Princeton, which is only more than a hundred kilometers away from New York." Locke shook his head: "I will come to New York often in the future."

"Princeton is perfect for you." Chandler paused and said, "Why don't you want to be in the same school as Alice?"

Although Columbia is the top public university in the United States, it is still lagging behind Princeton. This is an important reason for Locke's choice.

"Locke chose Princeton because its mathematics department is the best." Monica explained: "He is a real academic master, much better than my brother who brags about his SAT scores."

Having said this, Monica looked at Locke and no longer thought about the handsome Italian boy. She just felt that God was really cruel to him. Such a handsome boy was so much younger than her.

Europeans and Americans are naturally precocious, and they look old enough at fifteen or sixteen. High school students, college students, and adults are often indistinguishable from their appearance.

Young men and women like Monica who are already working usually find relationships with people around the same age, rather than students who are still in school.

Of course, if you really see eye-to-eye, that's another story. The mother of Little Sheldon's brother, Little George, his first child is a girl nearly ten years older than him.

At the beginning, little George concealed his age because the girl used to be a weather forecaster. The key is that the crime is heinous.