The Phantom Heiress Rising From The Shadows

Chapter 309:

As Brenna pondered what dishes to prepare, Ellie interjected, “Just any home-cooked food will do. I’m tired of foreign cuisine. I just want to eat something and sleep.”

Patrick frowned. “Mommy, but I want to go out and play!”

Ellie gently tapped her son’s cheek. “Let Brenna take you out to play. I need to catch some sleep.”

She then said to Brenna, “Patrick was so bored on the plane he slept the entire way, but I was up working. I had a client pressing me, so I spent the flight working on a design draft. By the time we landed, I sent it off to the studio to start on the samples. I’m exhausted from that. You need to take care of Patrick for me now.”

Brenna sympathized with Patrick, patting his head. “Poor thing, you must have had a tough time living abroad with your mom. She doesn’t know how to cook, so you probably ate a lot of fast food.”

Patrick nodded earnestly. “She really can’t cook, but she did take me to nice restaurants when she had time. It’s not so bad.”

well taken care of, then she and Patrick headed out. Shirie was home to many amusement parks for children, and she planned

with Patrick, she found Julia and the others had already gone

“Looks like you have to go home with me now. Don’t worry. The chef at my place

as they were about to leave, Brenna’s

completely forgotten their dinner

Ethan had been waiting for her at the entrance

the tall, casually dressed Ethan, who looked effortlessly stylish—exactly how Patrick had imagined his father. He

here to see him?” He

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so much like me. Are you my dad?” He hugged Ethan’s leg tightly, looking up at his face. The more he looked, the more he saw the resemblance between Ethan and himself,

frustrations with her son. Patrick often saw a handsome man and insisted they looked alike, wondering if the

softly, gently patting Patrick’s head and tousling his hair to comfort

from Patrick’s face. He let go of Ethan’s leg and stepped back beside Brenna, his expression filled with deep sadness. He looked