Chapter 469


    Chapter 469


    “Bring the slippers to me,” said Cedrick.


    Miles was stunned at this, and it was evident on his face.


    Cedrick changed into Catelyn’sdy’s slippers.


    These shoes were two sizesrger than Catelyn’s usual size, but it was still too small for Cedrick’s feet.


    He nced at the pink-colored slippers. Momentster, he quickly withdrew his gaze and kindly spoke


    to the boys, “Let’s go horseback riding next weekend.”


    Miles’rge ck eyes shed with hope as he muttered under his breath, “You stretched out


    Mommy’s shoes. If you didn’t wash your feet, they’re probably getting stinky now!”


    “Father’s feet don’t sweat, and they don’t stink,” Ollie subconsciously exined.


    Miles immediately red at him.


    What a traitor. He was bought so easily!


    Ollie quickly defended himself, “I’m just telling the truth.”


    “Traitor!” eximed Miles.


    “I’m only three-and-a-half years old, so I’m not ashamed even if I’m a scumbag,” Ollie’s face was sullen


    as he answered solemnly, which only irked Miles even more.


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    Instead of firing back at Ollie, Miles aimed at Cedrick.


    “Hurry up and wash your feet, Big Demon! You stink!”


    A wicked look shed across Cedrick’s eyes as he raised his feet and stretched them toward Miles’


    little nose, not even taking off his socks.


    “How does it smell?” he asked with a smirk.


    Miles waved his short hands angrily as he fanned his nose. “It smells terrible!”


    He ran toward Catelyn and wailed like a spoiled kid, “Mommy, hurry and drive out Big Demon!”


    “Since you think his feet are smelly, why don’t you get a basin here and wash it for him?” asked


    Catelyn. She could see that Miles was secretly hoping for the horseback ride and thus did not expose


    his duplicity.


    Miles raised his head arrogantly. “Never!”


    “Father promised to take us on a horseback ride on the weekend,” Ollie said alertly. “He gave us a gift.


    The least we could do is to wash his feet, and it’ll be settled.”


    Miles nced at Cedrick in disgust.


    Cedrick nced at Miles’ thin appearance. “I bet he can’t even carry a water basin.”


    “Are you underestimating me?” growled Miles. Unable to refrain himself from the taunt, he quickly


    turned around and ran to the bathroom.


    Momentster, he came out with a blue water basin half-filled with water. Miles managed to carry the


    basin on his own, despite the water sloshing about.


    He raised his eyebrows slightly, showing arrogance.


    Catelyn was actually relieved to see the awkward rtionship between her son and Cedrick.


    After all, Miles did not have a father growing up.


    Catelyn realized she could not be selfish. Just because she was not happy with Cedrick did not mean


    she could deprive Miles of the fatherly love he deserved.


    Of course, Cedrick was not ustomed to using cheap daily necessities. He ordered Eason to bring


    some toiletries and stuffed the small bathroom with many new items.


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