The Billionaire And His Son Want Me Back by Juliette Vaughan

Chapter 111

By the time Paisley got home, she was utterly exhausted. But as she opened the door, she forced herself to summon every ounce of energy and put on a radiant smile. "Rena, Mommy's home."

"Mommy." Serena came running out of her bedroom in excitement, barefoot and ready to leap into Paisley's arms.

Paisley longed to scoop her daughter up and smother her with kisses, but having just come from the hospital, she didn't want to bring any of its lingering germs near her child. "Stop right there, and don't move," she said gently.

Serena pouted but obediently stopped in her tracks. "Mommy..."

"Be a good girl, Rena. I will take a shower and change my clothes, then I'll hug you," Paisley said softly. Maria quickly stepped in and scooped Serena up. "Rena, let your mommy take a shower first."

While Paisley showered, Serena stayed right outside the bathroom, refusing to leave. She was like a little puppy guarding its owner, occasionally letting out small whimpers as if asking how much longer it would take.

out, Serena threw herself into her arms. Picking up her daughter, Paisley planted two big kisses on Serena's soft, rosy cheeks.

Maria asked with a warm smile as she laid out a steaming breakfast. "Come eat quickly. You've been up all

a wave of warmth fill her heart. This was exactly what she

with picture books while her mother slept. When she grew tired of reading, she went off to play with Maria. Paisley ended up sleeping until the afternoon. When she woke up, she found Maria teaching Serena how

teacher," Maria said. "She mentioned she's now at a different kindergarten and asked

the mention of Sophia.

daughter adored Sophia. "Alright, where's the kindergarten located? I'll take

her beloved teacher again, Serena was overjoyed and clamored for Maria to help her change into her prettiest dress. While Serena got dressed, Paisley took the chance to check

she received numerous missed calls, unread messages, and a backlog of work emails.

you coming to the studio today?"

it's not urgent, put it on hold. If it's pressing, handle it as best as you