An old man around the age of sixty was standing outside.
His hair was white, and he had a gray beard. He also had defined features—something not most Chanaeans had.
Cedrick could somewhat recall who he was—the biochemistry professor, Eugene Yortz.
He had been the one who gave Benedict the book about Abnormal Psychology, so Cedrick later contacted Joshua and found out about the man.
Nevertheless, Cedrick solemnly stared at Eugene, wondering why Benedict seemed nervous earlier.
“Professor Yortz, what can I help you with?”
Eugene scratched his head and scoured through his memory to figure out who was the man standing before him. “You must be Benny’s father.”
“Yes, that’s me,” was the only polite answer Cedrick gave to Eugene.
Eugene let out a laugh, a hint of mockery entering his eyes. “It’s rare to see his parents caring for him. In that case, I won’t disturb your time with him. Please continue with your conversation.”
With that said, he turned to leave.
“Stop!”
Cedrick grabbed his hand and forcibly lifted Eugene’s hand. As it turned out, Eugene was holding a book.
Its title was How Do People With Paranoid Personality Disorder Turn Into Murderers?
Cedrick’s heart lurched, finding the book title spine-chilling.
In a stern voice, he confronted Eugene, “You’re bringing an inappropriate book for my son again. As a professor in the lab, why aren’t you trying to be a good role model? Why are you trying to lead a child astray? What are you trying to do?”
Eugene found his words absurd. “How is this book a bad book? It’s just a book about humanity. You’re always absent despite being his father, so what’s wrong with me talking about books with him when I’m free? Why are you accusing me of something so outrageous? You’re strange.”
Strange? Don’t you know who’s the strange one here?
Cedrick tamped down his anger as he gritted out, “Benny’s only five—an age where he’s naive. Why are you teaching him about humanity with books like these? What are you trying to do?”
Eugene flung his hand away, annoyed. “Naive? He’s your son, so don’t you know his character well? He likes books like this, so I brought this for him. It’s not as if he had learned anything bad from these books. He’s smart and much more mature than kids his age. I’m sure he can judge for himself.”
Cedrick did not wish to continue talking to Eugene, however.
“Please don’t bring books like these for my son anymore. If I find out that you’re still doing this, I might report this incident to Federal Bureau of Investigation. Wicked people shouldn’t be staying in a lab like this and should be terminated from their position.”
fell silent. After a scoff, he left
watched until he was gone from the stairwell before returning to the room and
a grimace on his face, and the tension in the
was hanging as if he knew the mistake he had
about lying just
around and took out a thin ruler from the bedside
punish me.
making the blood flow back into the tubing, his heart skipped
“Benny…”
ruler from the boy before turning his
to write with my
boy since young, and he spent most of his time on a lab bed.
he saw how miserable Benedict looked when he asked to be
wasn’t thinking of punishing you. I just hope that you’ll keep a distance away from
I lied too. Are you not angry with
pinched his cheeks, only using
be your punishment. However, I have a rule. I’ll let things slide this time. If you don’t change and continue lying, I’ll definitely punish you severely. I’ll make it so painful you’ll never forget about it for the
little fearful of his
won’t do
he had pinched earlier, unable to bring
that often. From
“It’s not your fault. I’m a big kid already. I don’t need you to stop work because of an IV therapy.
kept a close eye on him, he
did not want his father to
one keeping him company for the IV therapies, he had been able to easily divert her attention. His father, on the other
was clear that the boy was thinking
pranks you want to do, you can tell me about them. I might
for children to be mischievous, but there was something amiss about
books Eugene had brought to him, but he was certainly taken aback
would have never thought of
a silent sigh and decided that he was going to slowly
neck and leaned over. “Daddy, what are you thinking about? Are you really going to accompany me for all
asked,
Benedict forced out with a tense
a toothpick and passed
…
busy the entire
Read The Ex and Her Riches novel Gwendolyn and Maverick Chapter 739
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The Ex and Her Riches novel Gwendolyn and Maverick Chapter 739
The Ex and Her Riches Chapter 739