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

Chapter 152 Apology Gifts 

Rosalie hesitated for a moment but still asked, “I don‘t think these are for Estie, ves?n Byron admitted noncommittally, “These are for Lucian and Nox. 

I said something wrong a few days ago. I thought about it carefully after I went back and felt that although they‘re children, I should also apologize to them properly. I noticed some of the things in your house the last time and figured they should like these.” With that, Byron looked down at the two boys and handed the boxes to them. “I‘d like to apologize to you two with some presents. I don‘t know if you‘ll like these?”

The boys‘ eyes were shining. Boys inevitably liked things like robots and race cars. Since their IQ levels exceeded that of their peers, the things they played with were also more geared toward those for adults. 

Over time, they came to like these high–tech things. They had pestered their mommy to buy them quite a few, but some of them were really expensive. Although they really liked them, they were sensible and did not bring it up to her. They did not expect this man to have guessed what they liked!

even unconsciously took two steps toward Byron as he stared at

website for a long time. He almost used the coffers that Lucian earned from stock trading but was ultimately taught a good

had abandoned Mommy.

turning around and stammering in his

the expression on the boys‘ faces and felt her heart soften.

boys browse through them. They were

market, their price could be even higher. She would not stop Byron from apologizing to the children. She was fine even if he were to give them gifts. These presents, however, were

somewhat disappointed appearance, Rosalie still gave in and said, “President Lawrence, you‘re very thoughtful. My sons really like these things, but they‘re too expensive. How about this? How much are these things? I‘ll

lot of Estie‘s toys are also at these prices. I‘m just giving them some toys. I was even afraid that these things might not be enough to express my apology.