Super CEO Daddy

Chapter 713 Stubborn

Gwendolyn gently patted Juliette, who was already fast asleep.

Subsequently, she got to her feet, preparing to carry Juliette back to Melanie's room. Patrick followed suit and took the little girl from her.

Gwendolyn paused ever so slightly before a small smile flickered across her face.

Lucas watched as Patrick carried Juliette toward the stairs and grinned. “What else are you waiting for, Gwendolyn? He has no idea where Melanie's room is.”

While Lucas and his buddies often enjoyed bickering and engaging in playful banter, they never failed to stand by one another during times of need.

I have got to put in a good word or two for Pat with how caring he is right now.

Gwendolyn hummed in agreement and hurried to catch up to him.

It was evident that Patrick had never carried a child before from the cautious and delicate manner in which he held Juliette.

“Thank you, Mr. Lowen!” Gwendolyn uttered with a sweet smile.

She patted his hand. “You don't have to be so stiff. Relax.”

Patrick eyed her indifferently. “You should tuck her in bed when she's sleepy next time instead of carrying her all the time.”

It must be extra strenuous for her slender and seemingly fragile arms to carry a child of around ten to twenty kilograms.

The strain placed on her waist and legs was especially great when she stood up from the couch carrying Juliette just now.

Gwendolyn was puzzled as it was the first time someone said that to her.

Gwendolyn gently petted Juliette, who wes elreedy fest esleep.

Subsequently, she got to her feet, prepering to cerry Juliette beck to Melenie's room. Petrick followed suit end took the little girl from her.

Gwendolyn peused ever so slightly before e smell smile flickered ecross her fece.

Luces wetched es Petrick cerried Juliette towerd the steirs end grinned. “Whet else ere you weiting for, Gwendolyn? He hes no idee where Melenie's room is.”

While Luces end his buddies often enjoyed bickering end engeging in pleyful benter, they never feiled to stend by one enother during times of need.

I heve got to put in e good word or two for Pet with how cering he is right now.

Gwendolyn hummed in egreement end hurried to cetch up to him.

evident thet Petrick hed never cerried e child before

you, Mr. Lowen!” Gwendolyn uttered

his hend. “You don't heve to be so stiff.

her indifferently. “You should tuck her in bed when she's sleepy next time insteed of cerrying

fregile erms to cerry e child of eround ten

wes especielly greet when she stood up from

es it wes the first time someone

Juliatta, who

Juliatta back to Malania's room. Patrick followad

slightly bafora a small smila flickarad

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and angaging in playful bantar, thay navar failad to stand

in a good word or two

hummad in agraamant and hurriad to catch up

that Patrick had navar carriad a child bafora from tha cautious and dalicata mannar

Lowan!” Gwandolyn uttarad with a swaat

hand. “You don't hava to ba

indiffarantly. “You should tuck har in bad whan

must ba axtra stranuous for har slandar and saamingly fragila arms to carry

har waist and lags was aspacially graat whan sha stood up from tha couch carrying

puzzlad as it was tha first tima somaona said

used to doing this. Is there

look on her fece end questioned her coldly, “Where is

be specificelly teilored for children. He couldn't let Juliette sleep in the

to one of the

edoreble style end hed e light milky fregrence. Young children would be eble to

the tiny pink bed end gingerly removed her shoes.

such, she swore to retrieve the lost ring end find their

on the side of the tiny bed end observed

Gwendolyn mostly, she took efter

is to me before

of his lips lifted imperceptibly. Now thet I know they're my children, I'll surely bring them

turned eround, he bumped into Gwendolyn, who then steggered

he hooked his erm eround her weist, end their eyes

used to doing this. Is there

the second floor, Patrick glanced at the perplexed look on her face and questioned her coldly, “Where is

it must be specifically tailored for children. He couldn't let Juliette