Let Me Stay The Night

The bodyguard quickened his pace and dragged the principal out. Only then did the noise finally die down.

When Christina came to her senses, she noticed that Nathaniel’s hand was still on her waist. Blushing, she jumped away like a little rabbit.

Without waiting for him to speak, she turned around and walked into the house.

Lucas and Camila had already changed into clean clothes, their innocent and cute faces filled with joy. “Mommy, can you take us out to play tomorrow?” asked Camila in a soft and adorable voice.

Lucas agreed from the side, “We’re kids! We naturally like to run around and explore new things. It wouldn’t be good to confine us like this, right?”

After the incident, Christina scolded them for sneaking out and punished them by grounding them in

Scenic Garden Manor.

“I’ve chosen a new kindergarten. You’ll start school tomorrow. Without any hesitation, Christina punctured the children’s hopes of going out to play.

She brought the two of them to the study, turned on the computer, and logged into the kindergarten’s website.

The form teacher had contacted her earlier, informing her that each new student had to log in to the website and fill in their details.

The two kids stood at the side and watched their mother fill in the information. The last section was to upload a photo.

Christina connected her phone to the computer’s Bluetooth. She had close-up photos of the kids in her photo album.

There was also an option to choose if they were a single-parent family. If they were, they would just need to upload a photo of the guardian. Otherwise, a photo of the child’s parents would be required.

Since it was a regular kindergarten, most parents came to pick up their children. The photos helped the teachers recognize each parent’s appearance to avoid any confusion during drop-offs and pick-ups.

Without any hesitation, Christina ticked the option for the single-parent family.

“But we aren’t a single-parent family, Mommy!” Camila’s face scrunched up in an aggrieved look when she saw Christina’s choice.

Christina smiled awkwardly. “What does it matter? We’ve always chosen that option.”

The key issue was that she did not have a photo of Nathaniel, but she did not want to take one with hinr either…

different. We thought that we didn’t have a dad previously. Now that we do, we don’t want to be mocked for being

had a particularly strong aversion to

Camila dashed out and quickly dragged

fill in the kindergarten application. Can we have your photo?”

her

like she was being pushed into a corner, Christina had no choice but to sit on the couch with Nathaniel. Lucas

who immediately understood. “Oh no, the light’s behind you here. Mommy, Daddy, why don’t you sit on

on which she could maintain some distance between

Doesn’t this mean that we’ll practically be in

looked up, thinking that the light

up, Mommy! Sit over there,” urged

Since he was naturally tall and muscular, he already took up

“Scoot over!” whispered Christina.

pulled her wrist and made her sit

good enough,” he

as a feeling of nervousness and anger surfaced within her. However, she could not

pressed against Nathaniel’s chest, she could feel the rhythm of his heartbeat even through their

remarked, “Mommy and Daddy, you’re sitting too far apart. Move closer. Otherwise, the teacher might mistakenly think that both of you are on

walked over and pushed Christina’s head closer to Nathaniel’s. She only felt grisfied

much better.” Camila shot Nathaniel a subtle glance, to which

What a thoughtful daughter!

her fists tightly. Hurry up and take the

a few times. He then handed

a burden had been lifted off her shoulders. She quickly stood up left with her phone to upload the photos. Soon, she completed

breakfast the next morning. Christina planned to take the

obtained a driver’s license to make

the three of them were about to leave, he said. “I’ll send you

was used to settling urgent documents first thing in

have breakfast, don’t you? Besides, we’re going to be late.” In other words, Christina

Camila’s school bag. “It’s