"Don't catch them all, or there won't be any left to see. Be a good boy and listen to me," Casper coaxed with endless patience.

He had always been like this for the past three years. He wasn't sure where this sudden surge of patience came from. Perhaps it was from the guilt he felt towards Eliza. Casper parked Robin's wheelchair and then sat down on a rock.

He glanced at his watch. It was nine o'clock. Taking out his phone, he sent Valerie a message. Great, he had been blocked.

"Dillon, can you check who Valerie is with right now?"

The response was immediate, "Of course, Mr. Casper."

Soon, Dillon called back, "Ms. Valerie is... she's currently dining with Dr. Martin... at the Rona Italian Restaurant."

Here he was with Robin, braving the cold wind, waiting for her, and she had gone on a date with Aaron.

He stood up, brushed off his pants, and started pushing Robin back home.

Robin was not satisfied yet, and threw a little tantrum. "I want to see more. See the fireflies."

"Tomorrow, I'll bring you again, okay?"

lie

to you. Not like your

was elegantly infused with a touch of medieval charm. The patrons were mostly high society elites and dignitaries. Casper walked over, pulled up

looked around, no

joy, your son? Didn't he come? A meal

mockery as he clapped his hands

napkin and coldly stood up.

her wrist was caught in a firm grip, pulling her

cramped space of the stall, the two of them were

in shock. "Mr. Casper,

lose control, Do you know how

She struggled

push him away

her voice cold

fireflies with

"Did I ever

care about Robin's illness?" He pinned her against the door. "Now that you've climbed up the social ladder, do you no longer care about your

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