Jay stared daggers at Rose and almost burst into flames.

However, he had to praise his son first. "That was great," he said.

When Baby Robbie heard the compliment from Daddy, he immediately asked happily, "So, can Rose stay?"

"No," Jay replied firmly.

Rose knew what troubled Jay and quickly said, "Those two poems weren’t taught by me.”

Jay must have thought that she went out of her way to hype up the greatness of maternal love to prepare for their meeting as mother and son in the future.

When Baby Robbie saw Mommy's panic-stricken expression, he realized he had done something wrong. 

‘Those two poems were about maternal love.

‘No wonder Daddy is unhappy.’

Baby Robbie hurriedly said, "Daddy, please don't jump to conclusions. You can also test me on the other ones!"

Jay looked at the abnormal "Jenson" and asked, "What else did you learn during these two days?"

Baby Robbie saw th

Baby Robbie panicked and hastily crawled under the bed to hide.

Only after ensuring that Robbie was hidden did Jenson walk over to the door and open it, his handsome face expressionless as he looked at Jay.

Jay stared suspiciously at his frozen-faced iceberg of a son and furrowed his eyebrows. What happened to his animated expressions earlier.

Ruffling Jenson’s black hair, Jay bid his son goodbye.

“Daddy’s going to work now. The nanny will send you to school. This isn’t a problem, right?”

Jenson’s eyes showed some resistance, but he still nodded obediently and simply answered, “Uh-huh!”

Jay noticed the hesitation and recalled what Rose told him. The kids and parents at the kindergarten were perhaps not too friendly to Jenson. An alarm blared in Jay’s heart.

His tall frame suddenly squatted down, and he asked Jenson very seriously, “Tell Daddy. Is it true that you don’t like going 

Jay and Rose looked at "Jenson" in shock.

The words "Jenson" said rang alarms for both Jay and Rose.

Rose looked at Jay nervously, fearing that Jay would become suspicious.

Jay glared at Rose warily, his thin and charming lips curling into a sneer. "Rose, might it be that Jenson guessed it?"

Rose saw the flames rising from Jay's eyes and her heart was uneasy.

Rather than letting him find out about the truth, she thought it would be better to tell him a half-truth. "I have a daughter," she said slowly. "One year younger than Jenson... During these two days, she had a cold and fever. I was late because I had to take care of her."

Jay frowned.

He was repulsed by the thought of the woman finding another man to make babies with right after leaving him.

Jay interrupted her rudely, "I don't want to know about your family. Since you don't have the time to take care of Jenson wholehearted

Jay stared daggers at Rose and almost burst into flames.

However, he had to praise his son first. "That was great," he said.

When Baby Robbie heard the compliment from Daddy, he immediately asked happily, "So, can Rose stay?"

"No," Jay replied firmly.

Rose knew what troubled Jay and quickly said, "Those two poems weren’t taught by me.”

Jay must have thought that she went out of her way to hype up the greatness of maternal love to prepare for their meeting as mother and son in the future.

When Baby Robbie saw Mommy's panic-stricken expression, he realized he had done something wrong. 

‘Those two poems were about maternal love.

‘No wonder Daddy is unhappy.’

Baby Robbie hurriedly said, "Daddy, please don't jump to conclusions. You can also test me on the other ones!"

Jay looked at the abnormal "Jenson" and asked, "What else did you learn during these two days?"

Baby Robbie saw the piano next to him, walked to the piano and played a piano piece titled Father.

Jay was so shocked

Chapter 27