Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 874 Chess and Tea

In the Sawyer Residence, Remus came downstairs to find Nicholas sitting on the sofa. With a snort, he said coldly, “What are you doing here?”

“Still angry?” Nicholas looked sideways at Remus without paying mind to the latter’s tone. With a wry smile, he said indifferently, “I was thinking of inviting you to a game of chess. Also, I’ve asked someone to bring this can of tea leaves over as well, as I’ve heard that it’s a new product that has a nice fragrance. But, since you’re still angry, then I’d better come back another day instead.”

Just as Nicholas was about to get up and leave, Remus said in slight annoyance, “Hold it. Did I tell you to leave?”

Here, a gleam flashed in Nicholas’ eyes. He then turned around and feigned ignorance. “What other orders do you have for me?”

you have.” Remus held his hand out to Nicholas. He hadn’t the intention of keeping Nicholas here; he only wanted that can

so proudly, Nicholas smiled as he handed it over

this.” Feeling satisfied, he closed the can with a faint smile on his face before he handed it off to Ian, who had been standing by the side. “Go

he didn’t dare to serve Nicholas a cup of plain water as Remus had ordered, as he knew that his

accompanied Remus in the living room. The two played chess while enjoying the tea the former had brought. Watching how harmonious the two of them were, Ian, who was standing at the side, became relieved. Although Remus had not said anything recently, he knew that Remus had missed his grandson very dearly and had regretted

time for Remus to rest did

In the afternoon, she would send him back home for his lessons while she took lessons about compositions at Simon’s house. As she was poor in many aspects since she had not studied in a professional school before, she took Simon’s lessons seriously and diligently. Fortunately, she had talent in music. Adding to the fact

wrote several notes on a paper and handed it to Tessa. “I want you to compose a tune out of these

her about what she had learned, so she nodded in