It was the tenth year since Eric worked for Sebastian after graduating from college. So, Sebastian trusted him.


    “Send a new quilt to my room.”


    Eric was totally perplexed, “Why? What’s wrong with the old one?”


    “It’s worn,” Sebastian answered drily.  “What? I can’t have a new one?”


    “Of course not, I will make the butler send a new quilt when I am in the office,” Eric replied immediately.


    Though they hadn’t held a wedding, Sebastian and Bonnie were still married, and how could the newly-wed still use something old? They must use something lucky and new!Content is property of N?velDrama.Org.


    Sitting before the office desk for a whole day, Bonnie was exhausted.  She stretched a bit, ready to go back to the Vi. However, colleagues on the same floor huddled together around her excitingly, “Annie, it’s your first day at work, let’s go out for a wee dinner.”


    Bonnie was a little hesitant, “But I need to pick up the kids.”


    “Make your husband do it. It’s been a tough day. Rx, mom! It won’t take much time. Come on.” Bonnie then was dragged to the restaurant. When everyone was ordering food, Bonnie sneaked out to call Sebastian.


    “Annie, am I your servant?” He sounded a bit crossed.


    “I can’t go away now. I will go pick them up for the rest of the days, please?” Bonnie’s voice sounded intimidating.


    And Sebastian just cut off the phone abruptly.


    Bonnie was astounded. Was that a yes or a no? After hesitation, she called back gingerly.


    The phone was not answered for quite a while, and Bonnie could hear clearly on the other end the sound of swirling winds and unceasing honking horns.


    “Are you driving? Where are you going?”


    “The kindergarten!” He seemed pissed off.


    Bonnie was discouraged, “Alright, be careful.”


    Again, Sebastian hung up the phone.


    Putting the phone back in her purse, she joined her wee dinner.


    Sebastian arrived at the kindergarten. The four kids were cocking their heads waiting for someone to take them home, and as they found out it was Sebastianing, disappointment shed across their eyes.


    Joanna asked, “Daddy, where’s mommy?”


    “No idea,” Sebastian answered drily.


    “You lost her?” Andrew’s expression turned serious.


    Sebastian narrowed his eyes at Andrew to make him shut his mouth up.