The Promise of Happiness novel Atalie and Samuel

Chapter 532 I Thought You Would Not Talk To Me

Franklin clenched his grip tightly on his seatbelt.

We’ve spent so much time discussing the plan to make Great-grandpa have a better impression of Mommy. If they never get to meet each other, how will he change his perception of her?

He then stealthily pinched himself on his buttock again, and tears welled up on the rims of his eyes again. “Mommy, Sophia has fallen asleep, but she has been looking forward to visiting Great-grandpa. C-Can you carry her inside? That way, she’ll surely be over the moon when she wakes up to see Great-grandpa later…”

Franklin and Sophia had always been sensible children and had barely ever requested Natalie to do anything for them.

Hence, it would never cross Natalie’s mind that the four children would devise a plan against her to improve her relationship with Kenneth.

Natalie turned to look at Franklin. Seeing tears swirling around his eyes, she could not bear to reject his earnest plea.

“All right, I’ll leave after leaving you guys to your great-grandpa.”

Unbuckling her seatbelt, Natalie opened the car door and got out of the driver’s seat. She then walked to the back seats to carry Sophia, who was still in a deep slumber.

In truth, the little girl was not asleep.

Worried that Natalie would see through the trick, she clenched her fingers so tightly they were nearly sweating. Her eyes remained shut, not daring to steal any peeks at all.

Xavian, I should be back shortly. Wait for me in the car in the

“Okay.”

“All right.”

and Clayton’s

toward the manor while carrying Sophia in one of

of the two children, whom they had not seen for a long time, they were elated. Besides clearing the way immediately to allow their entry,

their way in, Franklin had to guide Natalie since she had never visited the manor

“Mommy, this way.”

guidance, Natalie finally arrived before the luxurious and impressive-looking manor, with Sophia in

contain the excitement of meeting them and thus was pacing around the room with his walking

my… Franklin and Sophia, my precious

walked out to see the two children and, at the same

pupils constricted at the sight of the woman

since she had only wanted to pass Franklin and Sophia to the butler before heading back to

to recover to her senses. But just as she was about to explain, Franklin let go of

“Great-grandpa…”

crisp and clear voice for a long while, it struck the former

Franklin into his warm embrace,