You're Out, Daddy novel (Natasha and Kenneth) novel Chapter 626

As soon as Natasha left, Kenneth became tense.

Clocking his anxiety, Dave turned to Denise at the back and questioned, “Do you know who Nat is meeting to get the phone, Denise?”

In response, Denise shook her head. “No idea. She never tells us such a thing. All I know is that the phone was customized especially for her. She lost it once in a car accident, so this is probably her third phone.” While saying that, she turned her gaze to Kenneth. “Don't worry, Daddy. She'll be fine.”

However, her answer only piqued Kenneth's curiosity further.

At his silence, Dave chuckled before eyeing the man. “Well? Isn't it tormenting to be with a woman who's too capable?”

Snapping his head back, Kenneth shot him a look. “Is it? I don't think so. I find it blissful. In fact, I revel in it!”

“Really?”

Saying nary a word, Kenneth swung open the car door and climbed out.

“Where are you going, Daddy?” Denise asked.

Kenneth remained silent, striding in the direction where Natasha had gone.

“Daddy!” Denise called out again.

Just then, Dave interjected, “You don't have to ask where he's going. I bet he's going to look for Nat.”

“Didn't she forbid him from doing so?”

“Is your daddy the kind of person who'd listen?” Dave retorted.

Denise deliberated for a second before bobbing her head. “That's true. But isn't he afraid that Nat will be mad?”

At that, a smirk tugged at Dave's lips. “Even if she gets mad, he has a thousand ways to placate her, so don't worry!”

Hearing that, Denise quirked a brow. Well, that's true.

Meanwhile, Natasha had arrived at the designated meeting place, but she didn't show herself directly.

Instead, she racked her brain on a way to secure the item.

At that precise moment, she glimpsed a child at the side. A light bulb went off in her head, and she beckoned at him. The child trotted over and inquired, “Is something the matter?”

Taking out some cash, she handed it to him. “Can you do me a favor?”

The child's eyes lit up at the money, but he was afraid that it was some trap, so he scrutinized Natasha and pressed, “What is it?”

“There's an item in the locker over there. Can you go and get it for me?”

“That simple?” the child queried.

Nodding, Natasha again took out some more cash. “When you've gotten it, this will be yours!”

The child no longer had any reservations and instantly bobbed his head. “Okay!”

“Here's the password. Just enter the password, then look for me over there. Can you do it?”

Once more, the child nodded. “Sure!”

“Off you go, then!”

Thus, the child sprinted in the direction of the locker.

Natasha, on the other hand, stood in the corner and looked around in search of any “suspicious” character.

When she made out someone on the balcony across the road, she narrowed her eyes and headed in another direction.

She happened to be at a vantage point where she could see everything.

After going to the locker and retrieving the item within, the child ran off. Seeing that, the corners of Natasha's lips lifted.

Before the person on the opposite side could figure out what was happening, the child had already disappeared into the crowd.

In no time, the child appeared beside Natasha with a bag in hand. “I've gotten it!”

Taking it from him, Natasha whipped out the cash and gave them to him without missing a beat. “Thank you.”

Before the child could say anything, she left right away.

The child frowned as he stared at her back in a daze, feeling as though what just happened was all a dream.

While making her way back, Natasha ripped off the packaging and tossed it into the trash can.