A Cue for Happiness

Franklin froze when he heard that. Then, he turned around to look at Samuel, who was entering the dining hall.

Samuel still had his phone in his hand, and the top two buttons of his black shirt were undone. He looked extremely intimidating as his dark eyes filled with anger.

The little boy pursed his lips before puffing up his cheeks, calling out reluctantly, “Daddy.”

Natalie shuddered internally when she met those dark and bottomless eyes of that man. This little snake boy is actually Samuel’s son? So that means he has a pair of twins? Sophia isn’t his only child?

Samuel glared at Franklin coldly before saying, “What in the world are you thinking with that underdeveloped brain of yours? You, taking her as your woman? What makes you think you can do that?”

Franklin was visibly afraid of Samuel. However, when he remembered that he had so boldly declared that he would protect Natalie earlier, he realized that he couldn’t act too cowardly in front of his father. Hence, he plucked up his courage and replied, “Daddy, I like her. I want her to stay.”

Samuel frowned even harder. “Do you even understand what you’re saying?”

“Of course, I do!” Franklin touched his earlobes, his cheeks flushing. “Daddy, you can’t be so prejudiced. I’m already all grown up, so I know that I have to be proactive in pursuing the woman I like.”

“Who taught you this?” Samuel asked coldly.

“Um…” Franklin felt slightly guilty under his father’s gaze.

“Franklin Bowers. Who. Taught. You. That?”

The boy looked around frantically before eventually deciding to sell Steven out. “It’s Uncle Steven. I heard him saying this to another lady. That lady was really happy when she heard it. I thought that she will be happy too if I say this to her. Then, she’ll stay by my side and keep me company.”

mental note to make things

to your room. I have something to discuss with Ms. Nichols.” He glanced at Franklin nonchalantly as he

to spend some time with Natalie, but since his father was adamant about sending him away, he was getting suspicious that

so you’re abusing your status as my

what are you

merely shook his

he left, he still reminded Natalie in all seriousness, “Daddy won’t let me stay, so I’ll have to say goodbye to you for now.” Even

squatted down and patted the little boy’s head

found Samuel staring at her silently. The look in his eyes was unfathomable, sending a chill

seem like you’re adept

“Perhaps?”

at home, but now that Xavian and Clayton

were done with dinner, she followed Samuel to the study

of tall bookshelves that was nearly five meters tall. At that height, it would only be possible to retrieve the books via a ladder.

look in Samuel’s eyes was cold yet focused. “Ms. Nichols, I do have a deal that I need to discuss with you. I need

this man here get to know about this identity of mine? And how much does he know about it? Could it be

him. “Mr. Bowers, you’ve looked into my background, so you should know that I’m a coroner,

her, his slanted eyes fixing on her the

like she was a newborn baby, naked as day, under his

aphasia ever since young. I’ve brought her to see countless doctors, and they all told me that her condition isn’t physical but psychological.” After a pause, Samuel continued,