The Reunion After Seven Years
Chapter 26 A Person More Important Than Life
Jay's interesting statements amused Ken.
"What about your father?"
he probed further. He couldn't imagine what it would be like for Kerr to be a stepfather, knowing he was the successor of the Gu Group. But the scene he witnessed today made his heart skip a beat, surprisingly in a funny way.
With the way they interacted earlier, he deduced that Kerr seemed not to care about the fact that Nicole had a child.
"I don't have a father. Not everyone will have a healthy family. My mother told me to respect others' privacy, so it's very impolite to ask me this way,"
Jay sternly replied, scrutinizing Ken. The boy didn't show any respect to him at all.
Deep down, he genuinely wanted his father back. He longed to know him, but he didn't want to put his mother in a tough situation, so he never said a word about it.
"Well, I apologize. I'm sorry. What are you looking at?"
Ken apologetically uttered as he stared at the serious look on Jay's face, feeling a little embarrassed. He thought that this child was surprisingly troublesome. He was too sharp to fool.
Feeling defeated, he had resorted to changing the topic.
"For Uncle Gu's sake, I forgive you. Here's the school he arranged for me,"
Jay replied in a friendly fashion as he raised his small hand and patted Ken on the shoulder. Then he eagerly showed him a piece of document. He seemed very generous today as if he didn't want to make a fuss about the trifles with Ken.
Jay had checked the information about this school. He beamed with satisfaction. And all the more, he was interested when he learned from Jared that Kerr himself graduated from this school.
Did he ask you
his eyes on it, he quivered with a startled expression. He stared wide-eyed at the child
also asserted that he wanted to take him to that place. But after enduring for a day in that school, Ken resolutely refused. Only talented children from across the globe gathered at that prominent place, and it was not where ordinary children could survive.
mom to take
worried about Ken's shocked expression. Now, he was thinking about whether to sell the system he recently developed. In
when you
gently said with a controlled smile, looking at the child with such sympathy. Although Jay seemed to be smarter than ordinary children, Ken
that he realized
was caught unaware of himself when he reached out and held Nicole's cold little feet, and surprisingly, he didn't look disgusted at all. He gently rubbed his fingers against her feet, trying to warm her with the warmth
have told you earlier, you don't have to take those words of my son seriously. I
avoid his
are going
directly into her eyes, gauging
kind of living environment is more suitable for him to grow up. Mr. Gu, you have a respected
course, I don't want Mr. Gu to affect the peaceful
wanted to ignore all of his concern, not because she couldn't understand it, but she knew,
how she perceived everything, she'd better not want anything from him
was so much better than losing
Or are you afraid that you will fall in love with
palms on both of her cheeks. Now she was trapped between his chest
while as if he was memorizing her delicate features. Although he could feel her resistance against his nearness, he detected something unusual in her eyes. She was discreetly evading eye contact with him. He was silently pleased, knowing that it
type of woman. That the moment he met Nicole, he basically knew nothing about
than my life. I only love him, and no one will
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