The Love that Never Really Dies

Sasha’s hand froze on the door handle as she saw the boy. “Little Ian! You’re up! Why didn’t you go downstairs for breakfast? You’re not hungry? Why aren’t you wearing your jacket?” Ian looked at her speechlessly and turned to leave. Sasha was taken aback. She hastened her steps behind the boy, wondering what he was up to early in the morning. She followed behind him closely as he went towards a hanging garden. Wow! I can’t believe he has the entire playground in the garden to himself. I guess this is how rich people live. Sasha brought breakfast over to the garden and put it on the marble garden table as she watched Ian play on his own. “Little Ian, why don’t we have breakfast first? You can continue playing after you have eaten.”

“No!” Ian shouted. Gosh, this boy is really giving me a hard time. It’s either he doesn’t talk, or he’s defiant when he does. I hope he’s like his younger brother. Matteo is way more obedient. He takes his meal like a good boy at least. Sasha went over and squatted down beside Ian, thinking how she should get him to eat. “Little Ian, I’m sure you want to meet Daddy after breakfast? I promise I’ll bring you to him after you eat.” “Promise?” The boy turned his head immediately and asked. A smile broke on her face when she finally elicited a response from him. I knew it. Autistic kids might be cold and uncommunicative,

I’m sure he’s very fond of Sebastion. I bet he can’t even live without his dad. Sasha pouted her lips in jealousy as she thought of Sebastian. Hmph, just you wait, Sebastian Hayes, I will replace you in Ian’s heart one day! As expected, Ian went over to the garden table and finished the food Sasha made. When Berta came over to clean up, she was surprised to see all the empty plates. “Ian, did you really finish everything?” she asked, looking around at the ground. “Yeah, he ate everything. What’s the matter?” Sasha answered on

food left on the table from yesterday so he could go to work without having to worry about Ian. After he went out, I cooked something simple for Ian. As expected, he refused to eat it. I was thinking it would be a good chance to ask you to come over and make some food for him, but the woman came again and spoiled my plan.” From Berta’s tone, it was

said, putting down her scissors before she softened her tone and asked how about the maid’s well-being. “Ms. Green, it’s very kind of you to care so much for Ian. If I were you, I wouldn’t be so nice to her. But it’s okay, we still have a lot of chances. I’m sure things will turn out well.” “Thanks. I’ll see