Aggresive Wife

CHAPTER 434 I’LL JUST GET A NEW ONE!

"So, are the two of you going to be angry like this? Daddy, I always thought that you were a mature and calm adult; I never thought that you'd be childish." Mackenzie replied to his text.

Noah also replied instantly, "I'm just an ordinary human; I'll be sad too."

Mackenzie tried to imagine Noah sobbing because he was sad, but she could not think of it at all. Daddy is so brave and strong; can he even be sad?

"Daddy, you should be strong."

"No matter how strong a person is, there will be times when they are weak."

"Daddy, do you want Mommy to coax you?" Mackenzie looked at Madeline; she felt that Noah's wish was unachievable.

Noah replied in an indirect way, "I'm not a kid... It's not that difficult to coax me."

Does Daddy mean that as long as Mommy coaxes him a bit, he will make up with Mommy?

Mackenzie carefully grabbed Madeline's sleeve and said, "Mommy, I'm a little nervous."

Madeline came back from her drifting thoughts, and she asked blurry, "Why are you nervous?"

"The school entrance exam..." Mackenzie's acting skill was flawless; Madeline could not see through her, especially that she was lost in her thoughts.

She thought that Mackenzie was really nervous as her talent was acting; she did not show extraordinary intelligence at the moment.

"Don't be nervous; it doesn't matter if you can't enter the youth genius class." Madeline comforted her.

Mackenzie saw that she was more composed than before, so she asked carefully, "Mommy, I want to talk to Daddy."

Madeline might be angry with him, but she would not stop the children from contacting their father. So, she said without hesitation, "You can contract him yourself; you don't need my permission to do so."

"But, Mommy, my phone is out of battery." She tapped on the phone screen, and it was all black.

Madeline hesitated for a moment, and she turned to look at Thomas. Thomas dramatically hid his phone in his arms, and he said anxiously, "I don't want to borrow her phone; she deleted my apps the last time she used my phone."

"I'll look at her making the call; she won't touch your apps at all."

"N...no! I'm not risking it! They're precious and very important to me; they're my life!" He guarded his phone tightly, and he shook his head dramatically.

Madeline had no choice, so she looked at Colton. Colton's ears were a little bit red, and he whispered, "My phone is broken; it has a blue screen now."

He showed her his phone after saying it.

It was indeed having a blue screen, but she caught on to something from the three children's expressions: they deliberately wanted her to call Noah.

"Mrs. Quincy, I... lost my phone!" The driver said and opened the car window; he quickly threw his phone out through the window in front of Madeline.

She sighed softly, and she dialed his number when the three children were looking at her with expectant looks.

Noah was staring at his phone blankly ever since Madeline hung up on him. Seeing his phone screen lit with her name, his heart started to throb.

He was thinking about how to explain the incident to her, so he did not pick up the phone for a while.

Madeline thought that he deliberately did not want to pick up her call, so she went from nervous to restless; she wanted the call to end so she could tell them that nobody picked up.

Anyway, she did not really want to speak with him at all.

"Hello." Hearing his voice suddenly come through, her heart skipped a beat.

"Is there something that you need?" He was worried that she did not know him, so he took the initiative to ask her.

Hearing his cold tone, Madeline's mood was getting worse. He sounded like she called him for nothing; she handed the phone to Mackenzie because she did not want to talk with him.

"Daddy, we're going to take the school entrance exam later."

"Zeke, all the best to you."

"Daddy, do you know where our school is? Our school is well-established. I'll let Mommy explain more to you." Mackenzie handed Madeline her phone back.

Madeline did not want to fight with him in front of the children, so she coldly said, "Mr. Quincy, if you want to know more, you should come have a look yourself."

"Are you angry with me for not attending their entrance exam?"

"Impossible, you're extremely busy; there's no need to trouble you."

"It's my fault this time; I will participate in the future."

"Mr. Quincy, is there anything else you want to say? If not, I'll hang up now." She interrupted his affectionate promise. She heard so much from him that now she was almost immune to it.