The Runaway Groom

Chapter 1000

Irene said, "Learning starts from childhood. Teaching him when he's as old as you are is pointless."

Zachary was speechless for a moment. "Who do you think you're talking to, Irene? It's a little disrespectful."

Irene shot him a look. "Not even Isaac would interfere with me educating my child."

Zachary was speechless again, and he remembered how his own mother had forced him to study when he was a child.

If his father had tried to say something, his mother would scold him too!

'Mothers all have high hopes for their children, do they not? And could I get upset about it?'

He remembered how kind and mild-mannered Irene used to be, too-how did things turn out like this?

"You're not adorable at all now, Irene," he said.

"I don't need you to feel that way," Irene shot back.

Isaac won't like it either," Zachary

when she's kind, and

at her own son, speechless. "Where did you learn

Tommy to it. "You know how advanced the internet is. Did you ever restrict

well that she did not spend much time with her own son

already resigned from work to spend more time with them, and she

more did she

not butt in while I'm educating

here permanently. Even the private tutor you hired was meant to teach him Franconian, which means he's attending a local school, isn't he? That begs the question-would the

forget his Zidonian roots," Irene retorted. "I'll teach him everything, from poems to idioms from our country, and it's not like we migrated here because I like it here. I'd admit this is a great

homeland's culture."

Zachary was left dumbstruck.

Tommy, he said, "Do your best and listen to your mommy. She's right, and I

left without a care, leaving Tommy

sleeve, Tommy said, "Okay,

be nice, but that is children for you-once they