"You don’t have to worry about me, as long as I’m at ease, I’m fine,"
Felix Orwell expressed his concern, and how could Sienna Quinn not know? She slowly spoke to Felix.
Felix pursed his lips lightly and sighed helplessly, "Since you and Landon Lawson have already laid everything out this time, why don’t you come back to France with me? Perhaps this place really isn’t suitable for you and Evan Quinn."
Sienna tightly pressed her pure lips; at this moment, she even began to doubt, is this really the place for her?
"Alright, I’ll go with you next week." This time, Sienna was unusually resolute. She knew that no one here wished for her to stay, not even family or a lover.
With Sienna’s affirmative answer, Landon exhaled lightly. At least things were starting to go as she and Landon had planned.
Sienna glanced around and slowly spoke, "But I still have some matters to handle, after all, I have some good friends here, and besides, Evan has his kindergarten."
Since choosing to leave, she must bid farewell to these people. Felix nodded lightly, naturally understanding Sienna’s concerns.
As long as Sienna will leave with him, what harm is there in meeting old friends? After all, he wants Sienna to leave satisfied and willingly with him.
Felix drove Sienna back to the villa, and as soon as Sienna returned, Evan eagerly rushed up with a curious expression looking at Sienna.
"Mommy, did you see Daddy? How did he explain the computer screen, did he also admit that in his heart he really loves the two of us?"
Faced with those sincere eyes, Sienna found herself momentarily unable to refuse him.
She gently crouched down, stroking Evan’s hair, and said with a smile, "Of course, he loves us, and he loves you the most. This time, we’ll go to France to celebrate Grandpa Orwell’s birthday and then we’ll come back, okay?" For original chapters go to NovєlFіre.net
Sienna really couldn’t bear to see Evan’s sad expression; even if it meant deceiving him a bit, she wanted him to happily get through this period.
Evan never had a father before, but now that he did, suddenly losing that presence created a stark contrast and was hard to accept.
After all, Evan was only five years old, and Sienna didn’t want him to go through such experiences. She wanted to leave Evan with a complete and beautiful childhood memory.
"I knew it, Daddy wouldn’t stop loving us, right?"
Looking at Evan’s happy expression, Sienna couldn’t help but smile along with him.
But beside them, Felix looked at Sienna with some heartache, watching her force a smile, and he couldn’t help but feel pained.
Felix walked over to Evan and said with a gentle smile, "Young man, you shouldn’t disturb your Mommy here anymore; we’ll take you to kindergarten in a bit so you can say goodbye to your friends."
"Goodbye? Why do I have to say goodbye to my friends at kindergarten? Aren’t we going to France for just a few days and then coming back? I’ll still be going to this kindergarten afterward."
In this kindergarten were Evan’s friends, especially that adorable little girl who was still waiting for him.
Seeing Evan’s puzzled expression, Sienna’s heart skipped a beat, and she quickly explained to Evan, "Even though we’re only going for a few days, you should at least say something to these little friends. You haven’t gone to kindergarten in a long time, even Teacher Cole called me last time saying she hadn’t seen you in ages."
"Alright then, you adults sure are troublesome," Evan grumbled slightly, with an expression that was unbelievable for a five-year-old child.
Having promised Evan they would go to kindergarten to say goodbye to his classmates and teacher, Sienna and Evan wasted no time and got dressed promptly.
Felix was already waiting nearby, smiling at the pair.
"Let’s go, today I’ll be your chauffeur for free."
"Thank you, Uncle Felix."
"Oh, such a sweet talker."
Felix gently ruffled Evan’s hair, now messy after having been neatly combed.
Evan muttered with some discontent, "Why do you all like to ruffle my hair so much?"
"Oh? Besides me, is there anyone else who likes to do this?" Felix asked with a smile, looking at the slightly disgruntled Evan.
The little guy turned his gaze to Sienna, with a meaning in his tone that needed no explanation.
Sienna chuckled nervously, slightly embarrassed, as she looked at her little one.
The trio drove to the kindergarten. As soon as Evan walked in, the teachers immediately noticed him.
Teacher Cole smiled warmly and hugged Evan, speaking indulgently, "We haven’t seen you for so long, we thought you might not be coming back to school."
"How could I not? I love kindergarten the most, and I love Teacher Cole the most," Evan said sweetly. His adorable and well-behaved demeanor instantly won Teacher Cole’s heart.
Who wouldn’t love such a smart and cute child?
Teacher Cole, holding Evan, glanced at Sienna, "It seems things at home are settled, then Evan can come back to school now."
"Not exactly, teacher, we’ve come today to say goodbye."
"Are you leaving then?" Teacher Cole asked, somewhat surprised, looking at Sienna.
Evan chimed in, "Because there’s a grandpa abroad turning 60, my mommy and I are going overseas to celebrate his birthday. After the birthday, we’ll return, and I’ll still be your student."
Hearing this, Teacher Cole finally breathed a sigh of relief.
Teacher Cole set Evan down, allowing him to greet his little friends.
Nevertheless, Sienna looked towards Teacher Cole several times, as if wanting to say more.
"Teacher Cole, there’s something I need to discuss with you."
"After we go to France, we won’t be coming back. We’ve come today to take care of Evan’s withdrawal process, and he won’t be attending anymore."
"Why? Is there something wrong?" Teacher Cole’s expression turned a bit grim, as she genuinely liked Evan, enjoying having him in her class.
"It’s just some matters we need to handle," Sienna said with a smile, showing no sign of anything unusual, and even Teacher Cole couldn’t detect anything amiss.