Always Been Yours

When they returned home, they realized that Remus had been waiting for them. “Old Master Sawyer has been here for quite a while. Since you were at the hospital, he told me not to inform you,” Andrew reported while walking along with Nicholas.

Nicholas nodded and pushed Tessa into the living room. Upon entering the place, they saw Remus having fun with Gregory and Gordon.

The three of them were having a whale of a time, so they didn’t notice that Nicholas and Tessa had returned.

They didn’t have the heart to disturb the older man and the young kids either. Then, they asked Andrew what the kids had been doing while they were absent.

“Before Old Master Sawyer’s arrival, Young Master Gregory was playing with Young Master Gordon. After Young Master Gordon was done with his food, he went on to have fun with Young Master Gregory. They’ve been obedient, and no one cried,’ Andrew reported honestly with an amiable smile on his face.

Just then, the older man and the young kids, who were playing a game, finally noticed Nicholas and Tessa. “You’re finally back, Mommy and Daddy!”

Gregory joyfully strode toward Tessa. When Remus registered their presence, he asked caringly, “How was the check-up? What did the doctor say?”

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her condition, but her focus was on the little guy in the older man’s arms. She hadn’t hugged her son for half a day.

son, but he wasn’t done with carrying his great- grandson yet. As such, he wasn’t

had fun with the kids and chatted among themselves. The atmosphere was wonderful. At a later time, Kieran and Timothy arrived at the place. Their presence

eager to carry his nephew, and he even dared to talk back. “Grandpa, you’ve been carrying Gordon

to snatch the child from his grandfather. Nonetheless,

arms. Moreover, you made him cry earlier. Don’t even think about

appeared

he sent a signal to Timothy. Although Remus had turned him down, he couldn’t possibly brush Timothy

refused to relinquish the

signal to Timothy, so he snorted, “Since you love kids so much, both of you should find your wives. Kieran, you’re pretty mature

great-grandsons. Why won’t you