Elias’ Crimes and Punishments of Romance

It was already late at night by the time Amanda returned.

She had been waiting for Symeon to look for her. Yet, she had wasted her entire day waiting for him only for him to stand her up.

Frankly, she found it strange as his father told her he had already returned. So, he should have already done something by now.

Just as she was about to fall asleep, the door was pushed open. She immediately sobered up and rubbed her eyes, only to see Symeon. Thus, she straightened her spine as a vigilant expression appeared on her face. “What are you here for?”

“What’s with that expression? Weren’t you waiting for me?” He laughed.

“When have I ever waited for you? You narcissist,” she snarked.

He simply chuckled at her response. “Congratulations, your scheme succeeded. You are more than welcome to leave now, Of course, the people who intended to save you will be accompanying you. However… the child will be staying with me.””

Amanda’s eyes lit up with surprise. I knew it would work!

Still, even though she was deliriously happy, she had to appear calm in front of him. Unfortunately, Symeon had already noticed the brief flicker of joy in her eyes.

“I truly didn’t expect you to reach an agreement with Elizabeth. I have to say, you’re quite a wily one.”

He had indeed underestimated this woman who appeared soft and meek on the outside. For a moment, he had forgotten that she was actually a rising star in the legal world.

Nonetheless, she couldn’t be bothered to respond to his words as she replied, “Before I leave, can I see Aiden? I want to have a good chat with him. That way, he will definitely be more obedient. Otherwise, I’m certain that you wouldn’t be able to calm him down even if you cloned yourself to satisfy his needs.”

Symeon nodded. That was true enough. This little guy seemed well-behaved most of the time. Regrettably, the instant he started making a fuss, no one could hope to talk any sense to him until he calmed down on his own.

“Remember, don’t instill any thoughts of hatred toward me in the child. You have to tell him. that I am his biological father.”

didn’t say anything as she gave him a begrudging

place. The moment she returned to the country, she would immediately have Elias rescue Aiden. She wouldn’t

asleep, but he had

instantaneously. When his eyes landed on her figure, he happily climbed out

did you go? You didn’t pay attention

her son tightly, tears welling up in her eyes. This would probably be the longest time she would be separated from her

I’m sorry,

her so choked up. So, he gently touched her cheek as he consoled her, “Mommy, don’t cry. I’m not angry. I was just teasing

snap back to reality as she wiped away her tears and. smiled through her pain. “Aiden, you have to stay here for a while longer. Mommy will come and pick you up, okay? Just be patient. I promise this is the last time you’ll have to

going to

I’ll ask this man here to take care of you in the meantime, okay? Mommy will pick you up as soon as I’m done.” Amanda felt her wavering control over her emotions falter. Unfortunately, she

matters worse, Baby looked utterly pitiful as he pouted, and held onto her tightly,

words, he couldn’t hold back her tears anymore. Sure enough, her tears flowed down her cheeks as she

from seeing her despair as she frantically wiped away her tears. Once she had managed to compose herself, she swiftly took out her phone and handed it

the screen and opened the contacts tab. There was only one phone number saved, hers.

the time they were done with their impromptu lesson,

I call you every day?”

anytime. Call Mommy whenever you encounter anything, and Mommy will do the same as well.”

“Then, I’ll

at her son’s innocent and pure eyes, she could barely wrangle her tears back. He was just a three-year-old child! He was too young and naive to understand what was

“Aiden, it’s late. It’s

Baby’s eyes lit up. He did miss his friends in

looked at Symeon, and he

the kindergarten he attended in the United States. He should

a good call to send him off to kindergarten. At least she didn’t have

sleep with