Sir Ares, Goodnight

On the other side.

Baby Zetty had not returned for a long time.

They had lost contact with Finn as well.

Angeline was getting sick from longing for her daughter, so she was not fit to take care of Angel.

In order to take care of Angeline, Jay reluctantly sent the young Angel to the best private kindergarten in Imperial Capital.

Zayne and Josie pondered over it. Since Angel had gone to kindergarten, their son no longer had a playmate. Hene, they might as well send Joseph to kindergarten as well. On the first day.

When Sir Ares and the others sent Angel and Joseph to kindergarten, Jay retreated slightly when he saw other children crying and throwing themselves into the arms of their parents.

He could not bear to watch Angel cry.

Zayne patted Joseph on the shoulder and encouraged him, saying, "You're a man, son. Men shed blood, not tears. You shouldn't cry so easily."

Joseph realized that he and his parents were about to be separated. He pouted his lips, almost crying.

too embarrassed

to kindergarten now, little baby. So you'll be separated from Daddy and Mommy for a short time every

she was somewhat filled with expectations and was even looking forward to exploring the

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immensely pleased. "Give Daddy a

over and

placed Angel on the ground, and Angel walked toward

looking sorrowful. It was as if he was on

could not bear to part with her son. Her eyes were red, and she

a prairie and create a lush world. You have to have faith in Joseph. He's not

as he said this, they saw Joseph running toward

don't wanna go

plunged into Josie's arms and

she was a small adult. She said bitterly, "Don't

Angel and then at the little crybaby Joseph. He rudely tore Joseph from Josie's arms and placed

She squatted in front of Zayne and patiently coaxed Joseph. "Joseph, can you tell Aunt Angeline why you don't want to go to kindergarten?" "Aunt, I'm afraid Daddy and

come to bring you and Angel home when school is over in the afternoon. Aunt never breaks her promise, and