Sir Ares, Goodnight

As soon as Baby Robbie came in, his stalwart body was frozen in place upon hearing Zayne's words.

He could not believe such disdainful words that were filled with contempt actually came out of Uncle Zayne's mouth. "Aunt Josie," greeted Baby Robbie while stepping in.

When Josie saw Baby Robbie, joy spread across her face. This had been a long-awaited reunion. "You're back, Robbie?"

Baby Robbie walked over and placed Joseph on his knees, saying, "I'll teach Joseph how to add and subtract, Aunt Josie."

Zayne sighed and said, "He'll never get it. Josie has been teaching him for several days now. I just don't understand why he can't seem to get it."

Baby Robbie glanced over at Zayne and said, "I heard from Mommy that you were infamous for being a bad student when you were younger. Is it possible that Joseph inherited this trait of yours?"

Zayne had always blamed Joseph's shortcomings on Josie. Perhaps it was because Josie loved Zayne too much, so she always tolerated his shortcomings and put up with his actions that hurt her self-esteem However, Baby Robbie had come forth to stand up for

Josie today. She grinned while ridiculing Zayne. "Did you hear that? Don't keep blaming me for everything. The child would have inherited some traits from you as well."

with a gloomy look on his

his bag and began to teach Joseph how to add and

sweets. Just like this, Joseph began his lesson on mathematics. The kid finally began to understand simple

that

wanted their children to be praised, even at the expense of themselves. Hence, Josie was still in a good mood despite

hearing his uncle's words as he was constantly putting Aunt Josie down. He

so she was quite responsive to Baby Robbie's request. She quickly went inside to pour

Josie left, Baby Robbie stared at Zayne with a

are you looking at me like

think that Aunt Josie is stupid, ugly, and not up

Zayne's expression became unnatural.

did not expect Baby Robbie to also sense

Was he so obvious?

nonsense, Baby Robbie. Your aunt and I are inseparable. No matter how much she nags or how unsuccessful