He sneaked a peek at Ashton. Catching Ashton’s serious expression, he skittishly snapped his gaze back down.

“You and your daddy were both wrong.” I shook my head and pursed my lips. “Your daddy was wrong for being too stubborn and unwilling to accept another family member’s opinion, while you were wrong because you disrespected him. You know, your daddy and I have tried long and hard to bring you and Audrey into this world. To protect every one of us, he has suffered a lot. He’s quick-tempered, but he’s a man who shoulders his responsibility. Don’t you think a man like that is worthy of respect?”

Gregory nodded his head seriously. “Yes, he is.”

Seeing that he understood the gist of it, I continued to guide him patiently, “Then is it right for you to compare your daddy to a fascist in the car today?”

“No.” Gregory shook his head, sincerity in his eyes.

I let out a breath, then chuckled. “So what should you do next?”

Gregory pondered for a moment. He looked up at Ashton and pouted. “I’m sorry, Daddy. I shouldn’t have called you a fascist. I was wrong. Can you forgive me?”

He caught on quickly. As expected, it’s easier to communicate with a precocious child.

I stood up, sighing in relief.

Ashton casually grunted an

was not going to let

my intention as he turned

reached for his arm with a playful smile. “Mr. Fuller, shouldn’t you

winking at him madly. There was

gaze with mine

apologized in a low voice, “I

my laughter at

were wide and sparkling. His entire face had lightened

After a moment

said something wrong.

around his shoulder with a smile and whispered, “He’s just embarrassed to admit his mistake. You have

formed a little O at my explanation. He placed his finger over his lips and made a shush

after the

meet up with the couple who adopted Shaun, but we received word that Simone had attempted to commit suicide by knocking

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