The Day I Kissed An Older Man

"Zachary, it's getting late. Stop playing and go to bed! I'm worried you won't be able to sleep well on the plane since you'll be taking care of Benjamin alone. You need to have as much rest as you can during these two days."

Zachary raised his eyes and glanced at Sophia. "Okay. Have you finished packing the luggage?"

Sophia nodded. "It's all packed. Your stuff as well as Benjamin's are in the luggage. I asked Dad to arrange for someone to send you two to the airport. Someone will pick you two up at Molomia too." Zachary's expression remained unchanged as he nodded slightly. He knew Sophia would not trust him with Benjamin alone and would definitely have someone watch them.

"Let's go to bed, Benjamin," said Zachary as he patted Benjamin-who was staring intently at the chessboard-lightly on the head.

Benjamin was trying to come up with a way to beat Zachary, so he was understandably upset when Sophia came to interrupt them. He glared at her before going back to the bedroom with Zachary. Sophia noticed Benjamin glaring at her, but she decided to let it slide. There were more important things to take care of than teaching the brat a lesson.

What she was most worried about then was the tax investigation. She did not know how long it would take. In other words, she did not know how long it would be before she could see Zachary again. After watching Zachary and Benjamin return to their room, Sophia left for her father's suite to ask if there was any progress.

From their room, Benjamin saw Sophia leaving through the crack in the door. He then frowned in annoyance, turned, and asked, "Daddy, do we have to go back to Molomia? Can we come back after we go? If we can't come back, does that mean I'll never get to see Mommy Corinne again?"

stroked the little boy's head and said meaningfully,

her father's suite after knocking on the door.

when she saw he was eating alone. "Dad, are you just having dinner? I

eyes and glanced at his daughter. "You should save your cooking

walked over helplessly and sat down. "Come on, Dad. Don't

He did not want to continue on the topic, so he asked, "So

progress in the investigation of the company? When will the

"It's hard to say."