Unbreakable Love His Passion for Her Transcends Death by Beanie Gold

Chapter 58

Sure enough, with enough money, anything was possible.

"I'll let you off this time." Rubbing his sleepy eyes, Zachary opened the bedroom door and went out. "Good morning, Mom and Kiki."

"Good morning, you rascal," Kiki said.

Yvette was in the kitchen, preparing breakfast. "Hurry up and freshen up. Breakfast is ready. Zac, Kiki found a kindergarten for you. We're going to enroll you today." Usually, schools would be on summer vacation now. However, the international kindergarten that Kiki had recommended was open all year-round.

If Zachary were at school, Yvette wouldn't have to worry about him being alone during the day. Besides, children of his age should interact more with their peers. "Alright," he responded obediently.

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Kiki looked at Zachary, who was standing on a small stool in the bathroom, brushing his teeth in front of the mirror. "Why are you so obedient, Zac? How could you just agree to go without asking me any questions about the kindergarten?"

Kiki couldn't believe that Zachary wasn't afraid of going to a new place to make new friends. Even if he wasn't scared, she was expecting him to at least be excited or feel something.

supposed to go to school anyway. Even if I didn't agree, I would still have to

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driver drove the

Zachary's enrollment procedures were completed in no time, and he could start school

guys can go about your own day.

already told him to protect you. If any of

taken the opportunity to look into the kindergarten while Yvette and

the students, Malcolm Lane, was the eldest child in the Lane family's latest generation and Xavier's eldest uncle's grandson. In other words, he was the son of Zachary's deadbeat father's

was very

Lanes.

he had found and remembered that Yvette had been bullied and targeted by Xavier's cousins and other relatives when she had still been married

kind of genius such people

about Zachary's plans. In her eyes, he

abroad, she had sent him to a local kindergarten because she had to work. Zachary had been very well-behaved, and both the teachers and the other children had