Chapter 637
Chapter 637
This evil woman has to be interested in Daddy. I can’t allow things to go her way. Daddy belongs to
Miss Tessa! During the meal, Gregory ate his food silently without speaking to J at all. The young
boy was really cold to her. Nichs was just as quiet-he patiently peeled a few prawns for his son
without saying anything.
J gritted her teeth when she saw the two interacting with each other. Her grip on her chopsticks
tightened as she felt a strong sense of annoyance. Although the father and son didn’t converse much,
they gave off the feeling that they were both a part of the same family while she was just an outsider.
Nichs ced some meat in Gregory’s bowl, and Gregory munched on it before pouting and throwing
an intentional nce in J’s direction. “I still think Miss Tessa is better at preparing this dish.”
Nichs nodded in agreement upon hearing the boy’s words. Although their chef wasn’t bad, the way
that Tessa prepared this dish was somewhat different. She made it taste more like home.
“Finish your food. You’ll get to eat Miss Tessa’s cooking soon,” Nichs said while putting some
vegetables into Gregory’s bowl. The young boy nodded obediently before he continued eating his food.
J’s mouth was sour with jealousy when she heard the two of them talking. After they were done
with the food, all three of them returned to the hall.
J didn’t feel like leaving just yet, so she tried starting all sorts of conversations with Gregory and
Nichs. The father and son responded courteously, but their patience wore out as time passed. “It’s
gettingte. You should go home to get some rest.” It was clear that Nichs’ patience was at its limit.
The smile on J’s face stiffened when she heard the man’s words, but she quickly returned to her
usual expression before speaking in a gentle tone. “Is it okay if I stay with you guys, Nichs? The vi
over there is too huge, and I’m not used to staying in it alone.”
Nichs knitted his brows upon hearing her words. J thought that she had a chance, so she
quickly added to her statement. “Don’t worry. I won’t wander around after moving in.”
“If you feel like there are too few people around, I can arrange for more workers to stay there and care
for the ce,” Nichs spoke in a tone that brooked no argument. “Please send Miss Brenner home,
Andrew.”
“Yes, sir.” Andrew nodded dutifully before turning to send J off. She was fuming at this point. I’ve
already made things so clear, yet Nichs doesn’t seem to be doing anything at all. Am I so much
worse than Tessa? Little did she know that she meant nothing to Nichs at all. Furthermore, Nichs
didn’t like the idea of other women moving into his ce for too long.
When Gregory saw the woman walking out of the hall, he let out a soft mumble. “She’s finally gone.”
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“Do you not like her?” Nichs turned to gaze at the young boy beside him. Gregory nodded. “T don’t
like her.”
“Why not?” Nichs asked.
“I’m not sure. I just feel like she has bad intentions,” Gregory exined.
Nichs smiled when he saw the way Gregory scrunched his face up. “I’m guessing that you’re not
fond of anyone else in this world apart from Miss Tessa, huh?”
“That’s true. Miss Tessa is my favorite person in the world. No onepares to her.” Gregory stuck his
chin up proudly. Nichs burst out inughter before ruffling the young boy’s ck hair. “Do you want
to talk to her?”
“Yes! Yes! Yes!” Gregory shouted in excitement. Nichs pulled his phone out and gave Tessa a call
upon seeing how ted the boy became. “It’s been so long since Ist saw you, Aunt Tessa. I miss you
so much!” Gregory spread his lips into a wide grin when he saw Tessa through the video call.
Tessa’s smile was just as bright as the boy’s smile. “I miss you a lot too.” She had been busy with
practice throughout this period, so she hadn’t phoned Nichs as often. However, that didn’t mean that
she had missed them any less. Both Tessa and Gregory kept talking about how much they missed one
another-Nichs found it hard to interrupt their conversation.
Gregory clutched the phone without allowing his father a chance to speak at all. “I know you’ve been
busy recently, Aunt Tessa. So, I practiced all of the songs that you taught me previously. I’ll perform
them for you when I go visit.”