Always Been Yours

Chapter 411 Remus Comes to Vienna

Nicholas handed his phone to Gregory with a faint smile.

Seeing the photo, Gregory shouted excitedly, “That’s a wonderful picture you took of us, Daddy!”

Upon hearing his words, Tessa glanced down at the photo as well. In the photo, she was holding Gregory in her arms, and they were both smiling happily. Behind them were the diffused lights of the city, which made the photo look as beautiful as a fairy-tale world.

Gregory’s childish voice rang beside her again. “Too bad that Daddy isn’t in the photo.”

Upon hearing his words, Tessa also found it quite regrettable. However, she soon came up with a solution. She spoke fluently to a tourist from another boat in a foreign language, asking, “Can you help us take a picture?”

“Yes, of course,” the tourist agreed without hesitation. He didn’t forget to praise Gregory, saying, “Your kid looks as adorable as an angel.”

“Thank you,” Tessa thanked him with a bright smile. She had heard a lot of such compliments today. She had felt embarrassed at first, but now she was able to accept them.

picture of the three of them. Nicholas stepped forward to hold Tessa in his arms, whereas Gregory was

later, the photo was taken. Tessa took back her cell

tourist then waved

urged happily, “Quick, Miss

that had

were smiling happily like a family, especially Nicholas. He rarely revealed his emotions, but in the photo, he exuded tenderness through every pore as

presidential suite. Tessa helped Gregory wash up and

washing up and was sitting with his back leaning against the head of the bed in the room. When he saw Tessa come in, he said tenderly, “I’ve run the bath

smiled sweetly. Then, she picked up a change of clothes, turned

At the end of their lovemaking, Tessa lay in Nicholas’ arms, feeling tired and weak all over. Upon recalling how she had spent the last few days, she only

Tessa and Gregory had a lot of fun. On Monday

soon as they arrived home, Nicholas got

sounded through the phone. “Bad news, Nicholas! Grandpa has gone to Vienna; he’s

with a frown, “What