Chapter 875


    Sean was just a child.


    The ability to get around problems was a sign of intelligence. Why should Julian be at odds with him?


    If Julian suppressed him too much, he would be more and more repressed. He won’t dare to think


    of such clever ideas anymore.


    Diana seemed to realize this too. Her son didn’t want her to live in the basement on purpose. Rather,


    he was trying to find a roundabout way to make Julian take the initiative and let her stay.


    ‘Oh my God… Why does it feel like Sean was getting increasingly smarter?’


    Smart, unlike the daughter she gave birth to. It seemed he had inherited his intelligence from Julian.


    No doubt, a man who could single-handedly bring Fulcher Inc. to its glory wasn’t to be underestimated.


    Naturally, his descendants would be extraordinary as well.


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    Even though Diana felt a bit uneasy about her son’s behavior, she still apologized sincerely to him.


    “Mommy just misunderstood you. I’m sorry.”


    “Misunderstand what?”


    “Thinking that you don’t like Mommy, and don’t care about Mommy anymore.” She hugged him, as if


    she was holding the most precious treasure in the world.


    Julian saw the two of them hugging, with Betty in Diana’s arms. His eyes stung. “Ugly.”


    He separated them forcibly, called someone to summon a professional pediatrician, and told Diana to


    wash off her makeup. Don’t think he’d feel nostalgic and waver if she applied the same makeup as


    before!


    “The more you try to scheme, the less I’ll look at you,” he dered.


    Diana was speechless.


    This man was really crazy!


    He was pushing her to the edge!


    Always putting himself in a good light, as if all the women in the world wanted him!


    When she washed her face, she saw the doctor arriving at the children’s room within two minutes. Her


    anger subsided a bit.


    Julian had arranged for the doctor toe early today, in preparation for Betty’s condition. However,


    Betty’s reaction waspletely the opposite of what he expected. Instead of getting better, it had


    worsened.


    Even without her saying anything, Julian was already ming himself.


    He urged the doctor to quickly diagnose Betty. “How is she?”


    The doctor shook his head. “It isn’t good. In theing days, she mustn’t be exposed to any more


    stimuli. It’s best if…”


    “If what?” Julian asked anxiously.


    “It’s best if both parents can care for her together. It’d be of great help to her condition.” The


    pediatrician paused and continued, “Don’t think that children are too young and don’t understand


    anything. They may be young, but they’re not stupid. If they can live in a rxed environment, they will


    be at ease.”


    Creating such a rxed environment required the family’s joint efforts, especially the parents. Children


    who grew up in a happy family were noticeably more cheerful, tolerant, and confident than those raised


    in a gloomy environment.


    This was a perfect opportunity for them, as they needed to attend the kindergarten interview. Julian


    decided they should take advantage of this chance to stage a


    harmonious family performance. Not only would it increase the chances of both children getting into


    Bilingo Kindergarten, but it would also benefit Betty’s recovery.


    After the doctor left, Julian personally called the principal to secure an interview.


    He followed Sean’s request, and didn’t use his identity and wealth to pressure the principal. Instead, he


    sincerely requested the interview as a father.


    Julian hung up, and told Diana, “The principal agreed. We’ll go for the kindergarten interview the day


    after tomorrow.”


    It seemed simple, but ying the role of a happy family with Diana was something Julian really didn’t


    know how.