Chapter 167 Ethan Goes for a Paternity Test
Preschool.
As one by one, all the other kids had left, the teacher asked, "Casey, your folks haven't come to pick you up yet?"
"Casey's dad doesn't want him anymore," a group of kids whispered among
themselves, claiming that Casey's father had abandoned him.
"That's a bunch of bull!" Casey, dressed in his little overalls, puffed up with anger at the taunt. "Knock it off, my dad loves me."
The truth was, Casey had lied. His dad didn't care for him at all.
"You're the liar," the ringleader retorted, sticking out his tongue at Casey. "My mom said so. Casey is the kid no adult likes. Your dad doesn't like you or your mom."
"That's nonsense!" Tears welled up in Casey's eyes as he lunged to fight the other kids. However, being just a chubby little thing, Casey stood no chance in the scuffle against the taller kid.
"Casey, your dad dumped you! Nobody's coming for you," the bully jeered, mocking Casey for being abandoned.
"My mom is just... she's just running late..." Casey said as he was pushed to the ground, bursting into tears.
The ringleader picked up a rock from the ground, intending to throw it at Casey.
Terrified, Casey curled up, only to see Justin, who had been quietly molding clay figures in the corner, fling a clump of mud that hit the bully straight on the forehead.
The kid's face was smeared with mud, and he started to cry.
Casey watched the bully's comical plight through his tear and snot-covered face and couldn't help but laugh.
At that moment, Justin looked so cool in his eyes.
Justin, with a serious expression, looked at the kids who had been picking on Casey and said, "You're all so noisy."
"Justin, we're going to snitch on you, you fatherless freak!" shouted the ringleader as he ran off crying.
"Justin isn't weird; he's my uncle's son," Casey declared defiantly, hands on hips, staunchly defending Justin.
The other kids scattered, leaving only Casey and Justin in the classroom.
"Justin! Justin!" Casey ran over to him, calling out loud.
"You're really loud," Justin complained with a frown, putting down his clay.
Justin. "You really
do. He's my dad,"
a seat beside him. "How do you make those
dealing
stopped picking on Justin, knowing full well he couldn't beat Justin in a fight. But today, Justin had his back, and Casey liked
was
pick you up!" the
what the teacher meant by his dad. Perhaps she was referring
made, Justin ran out, his creations
"Slow down," someone urged.
the school gate, Ethan reached
into
of guilt. "Sorry I'm late, traffic
only Justin
leaned on Ethan's shoulder, not upset at all. "Daddy, are
Ethan muttered softly, his gaze shifting away. He was thinking about secretly taking some of Justin's hair for a
with glee.
glanced back at Casey, who was hiding behind the door, and fell quiet for a long moment. "Daddy,
see a timid little head peeping from behind
on 5s.com for uninterrupted enjoyment. The next chapter is
was already this late, and if Lisa couldn't make it, Jordan and the house butler would
Lisa, but there was
rang the Douglas
is drunk. She
child?" Ethan's voice was deep with
her son-in-law to pick Casey. Didn't
hung up the phone, infuriated. Nobody in their right mind
It
can I... bring him home with us?" Justin
him?" Ethan ruffled Justin's hair, sneakily plucking
silent because it was his dad. He found it odd,
he's just naughty," Justin said as he cuddled against Ethan. "But if
Casey. "Casey, let's go. We're
he peeked outside, then dashed out
you going to take me to your
rather not,"
head drooped, a touch of
invited
eyes brightened again, fixing a burning gaze
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