The Ceo’s Convict Wife

Chapter 1092

Chapter 1092

“No, I didn’t. I didn’t push him!” Felix shouted. His tiny body was curled up and tightly protected his hands.

For him, these hands were the most important things. With these hands, he had to play many beautiful piano pieces, the ones Jennifer liked.

When the grown-ups stepped in to break up the scuffle, Felix was already sporting bruises and swelling all over his body.

Felix limped toward his room and encountered Jennifer on his way back.

Jennifer, startled by Felix’s appearance, subconsciously asked, “What happened to you? Who hit you?” But as soon as she said it, she remembered they were still in a silent feud, so she immediately closed her mouth.

Felix met Jennifer’s gaze and softly uttered, “Do… you want to practice playing the piano? I… I can play now,” he pondered and recognized it as his sole advantage,

“And moments ago, I made sure to protect my hands. Hence, they’re unharmed. I could still tackle those challenging songs!” he exclaimed inwardly.

Jennifer furrowed her brows. She didn’t like seeing him covered in injuries and insisting on playing the piano. “Didn’t he know how battered he looked now? Didn’t he feel the pain?” she mused.

Felix approached Jennifer step by step and pleaded, “I… I can play the piano. I’ve learned many new pieces. Can I play them for you, Jen? Please don’t hate me, don’t stop talking to me…”

Jennifer stared blankly at the approaching figure. She was somewhat taken aback.

snapped back to reality, and her anger resurfaced. “You still won’t admit it. I hate liars. I’m

fiercely protected. In despair, he thought, ‘Now… even

piano with me, but now she didn’t want to anymore. If even this advantage of mine is gone, then… what was left of me? Perhaps, there

saw Felix’s bruised and swollen face, Rosalie erupted in anger.

bullying is unacceptable. If I catch wind of it again, they’ll be out of the Youngblood residence; no exceptions. The same rule applies to Jen

Gary replied and knew it was time to reprimand some

was closely tied to their parent’s usual conduct toward Felix. Gary was aware that

“If someone gives you trouble again, just give me a heads-up,” she said with

his thoughts wandered. “She’s nothing like Mom. Back then, even if I got into fights outside, Mom

Rosalie guided the little guy back to his room, fetched the medicine box, and delicately applied it to Felix’s injuries.

hung in the air as Rosalie gently tended

hurts, don’t keep it to yourself,” Rosalie urged, mindful of her touch. She was afraid that Felix felt uncomfortable,

lip as a peculiar sensation coursed through him as if his pain was gradually disappearing.

bore the marks of yesterday’s ordeal. Rosalie had considered giving him a break from kindergarten until he healed, but Felix insisted

him to the kindergarten and briefed the teacher on

woke Felix from his nap and signaled him

followed the teacher into a room.

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