Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

In the evening, the entire family went out merrily. Fifi spent the journey flaunting her singing abilities in the car.

Lately, Ellie had been conducting music lessons for Zachary in the evening while Fifi listened in nearby. Ironically, Fifi ended up learning every single song while Zachary didn’t even learn one.

Ellie was listening to Fifi sing. She turned to Zachary and said, “Daddy, listen. Fifi’s already learned the song I taught you last night.”

“Mm.” Zachary nodded. “Since Fifi enjoys your lessons so much, why don’t you teach her then?” he suggested.

“No. Fifi can only listen in. Daddy’s the official student.” Ellie wasn’t so easily fooled. She pouted, sternly saying, “Daddy, don’t you think about skipping lessons!”

“…” Zachary looked to Charlotte for help.

Charlotte let out a chuckle. Not only did she not come to his aid, but she also turned to Ellie and said, “Ellie’s such a good teacher!”

“Ingrate!” Zachary pinched Charlotte’s cheek and said.

you, Mommy!” Ellie smiled brilliantly, pouting her lips to

well,” Jamie chimed in, lifting his legs to show Charlotte, “I no longer need anyone’s help. I can climb

“Awesome, Jamie!”

Jamie’s legs were recovering, Charlotte felt that she no longer had

are you feeling better?” Robbie was always especially sensible. Instead of wanting credit, he showed

cheeks. “What about you? How are your

he’ll let me attend elementary school

She turned to look at Zachary and asked,

answered in confidence. “I’ve already made preparations for

set too high expectations for them. They deserve to enjoy their childhood

well aware of what’s suitable for each of them. Don’t worry.” Zachary glanced at his wristwatch. “We’re reaching soon. What are we

put on their

taken aback, watching with amazement. Previously, when she took the kids out with Mrs. Berry, it was always a chaotic scene. However, they had learned to put on their shoes in such a well-behaved manner with one

Jamie and Ellie had been spoiled since birth. The fact that they’d learned to be independent in