The Barrister's Love in Town

Chapter 326 My Brave Little Boy

Only then did Rosie follow Miriam out of the dining room.

Amanda watched them leave. Even though she thought Rosie’s act was deliberate, she nonetheless said to Elias, “Won’t you go take a look?”

However, Elias chose to return to his seat and continue with his breakfast. “It’s just a cut on the finger. It’s not a big deal,” he replied. A cut finger doesn’t require me to keep my eyes on it.

“You’d better go take a look,” urged Amanda. In reality, she could tell that what Rosie really needed was the man’s attention.

Elias wasn’t willing to go at first. However, now that she had urged him twice, he had not choice but to get up to go and take a look.

Aiden commented with a haughty expression, “Humph! A cut finger doesn’t hurt that much. I didn’t even cry when I cut my finger last time, nor did I have medicine applied to it. It healed the next day.”

Amanda couldn’t help but let out a chuckle. She tickled his nose, complimenting him, “What a brave little boy.”

“That’s of course! I’m gonna protect you when I grow up, Mommy,” replied Aiden with at smug-looking face before he took a bite of the dumpling in his hand.

Amanda looked at her son’s chubby little face, which seemed to have rounded out somewhat. after a few days of rest and recuperation in Winters Estate. “Aiden, are you nervous about going to kindergarten today?” Her son had been in the hospital for so many days, after which he returned and spent about half a month recuperating in Winters Estate. She was really worried that he might have a hard time getting used to kindergarten.

“I’m not nervous! I want to play with other kids. It’s been a long time since I played with. them. Mommy, I kind of miss them.”

Amanda patted his head with a smile. “Good to hear that.”

After breakfast, Amanda and Elias planned to send Aiden to kindergarten together.

“Hurray! Time to go to kindergarten!” Aiden had never looked forward so much to going to kindergarten before. Amanda used to have to cajole him into going to kindergarten, and he would cry about not wanting to go.

in the back seat with a smile. “You’re so well-behaved now.

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to kindergarten before-even when

hospital, which wasn’t fun at all. I hate being in the hospital, and I don’t want

Amanda and Elias, who was driving, fell silent at his

boy into staying a few more days in the hospital. Over time, Aiden began to know what had happened, especially in the later period, when his condition worsened and he spent every single day in pain and suffering. Luckily, he received a bone marrow transplant from Rosie at this point. Otherwise, there was no telling how much longer his pain and suffering would

making so much noise that his adult parents had helplessness written all over their faces. After sending him to kindergarten, they got back into the car. “Where do you want to go? I’ll take you there,” suggested

to do. The renovation of her studio had previously been put on hold due to Aiden’s hospitalization. After thinking for a while,

to tell her that she didn’t have to work that hard. However, he thought better of it and drove her

from Jack. Ring! Ring! She glanced at the caller ID before answering the phone. After hesitating for a moment, she said, “Mr. Allegra, what can I do for you?” Although she was already aware of their blood relationship, she really couldn’t bring herself

he asked, “Is it okay if we go see Aiden this evening?” He and Edith had been very polite with Amanda, always asking for her

staying at Winters Estate.

this evening,” said

didn’t sound like a phone conversation between father and

it?” asked

Mr. Allegra. He wants to come to

darted a glance at her. He suggested impassively, “Mm-hmm. Why don’t we invite them. to stay and join us for

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neither agreed nor objected

that, night came, shrouding the whole city of Imperia in

younger daughter Stephanie. However, when their car reached the gate of the estate, a figure

was. It was actually Crispin! He was pounding on the car window, saying something that they couldn’t

explained, “Dad, Mom, I really have no idea how he found us here! It wasn’t me who told him about this!” She was totally freaking out; she didn’t want to lose favor with her parents anymore. My

Jack wasn’t angry this time. He rolled down the