My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball

Chapter 129 Are You Hurt? 

Rosalie also felt the same way in the morning. Her heart softened from what Nox said, and she responded with a smile, “Maybe. Thank you for taking care of her. I‘m more at ease.” Nox swore and patted his little chest as his childlike voice assured, “Don‘t worry, Mommy. Brother, and I will continue to take care of her!”

Rosalie burst out laughing.

Hearing the little guy‘s assurance and Rosalie‘s light laughter, Byron could not help but glance through the rearview mirror. Their affectionate interaction brought warmth to his heart.

‘I have to say that this woman taught these two little boys very well. Compared to children of the same age, the two of them behave like adults.‘

When they reached Rosalie‘s place, Byron planned to leave immediately after. After all, he saw that Rosalie was taking good care of Estie. Even her two children treated Estelle like their own sister. There was no need for him to stay and make them uncomfortable.

Rosalie got the kids out of the car and took one look at Estie who was wedged between the boys. She hesitated for a moment, but then spoke to Byron, “Let‘s have dinner together. Little Estie would be happy to have you around.”

and contemplated for a few seconds. Then in his deep voice, he said, “Thank you. I

closed the car

Little Estie to build Lego on the carpet. Byron hesitated at the door but

the adult edition of loose Lego blocks quickly turned into a completed structure in

finishing the Lego project, Nox looked up at Byron while holding the

him assemble the

and grabbed a Lego block. Lucian and Nox could not help but stop in their tracks, their

other with joy in their eyes, thinking that their little sister might have remembered the time when they played Lego together before. Byron also saw this. At first, he was shocked, but then his heart was flooded with

noticed that they were staring at the pile of Lego blocks attentively. She did not

the kitchen, her arm bumped the door frame, causing her to drop the pot of hot soup onto the floor. Loud clatter filled

in the living room looked over at the

first to react. He strode to