Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas) novel Chapter 930

Chapter 930 Let’s Go Visit Your Daddy

Tessa didn’t say a word although she was infuriated. She then left the training room together with Gregory and Sofia. As they walked, Sofia asked confusedly, “You seemed to get along well with Eunice before this. What happened?

“It’s nothing.” Tessa paused before answering, but she decided not to tell Sofia about it since she didn’t want to make things hard for the woman.

Just then, Gregory lowered his head like a child who did something wrong and apologized, “I shouldn’t have run around, Granny Sofia. I didn’t mean to do it.” Sofia couldn’t bring herself to blame him since he was such a sensible and well-behaved child.

She then caressed his head and consoled him, “It’s okay. Don’t take Miss Eunice’s words to heart since she was only taking her work seriously.” After that, she turned to look at Tessa and tried to act as the peacemaker. “Don’t mind what Eunice just said.” All Sofia wanted was for her students to get along well with each other since all of them were important to her; she couldn’t bear to see any of them feel wronged.

Upon hearing that, Tessa remained quiet and didn’t comment on it as she knew what Sofia’s intentions were. However, she felt that Eunice wouldn’t have just left it at that. Sofia was unaware of Tessa’s thoughts and merely informed her about something before leaving as she had other matters to take care of.

Ever since Gregory returned from the training room, he had been feeling down. Tessa noticed it and hugged him in her arms while consoling him, “Don’t let it bother you anymore since it’s all in the past.”

“But I was the one who caused Mommy to fight with her.” Gregory felt bad about it and thought that all of it wouldn’t have happened if he just stayed in the room after his training.

Little did Tessa expect Gregory to be feeling down because he was concerned about her, and she was touched by this. “I don’t blame you for it, and it’s not your fault.” She hugged him tightly while trying to comfort him.

Even so, Gregory still seemed dispirited as everyone he met had been nice to him ever since he came to Vienna. Eunice was the first one there who had scolded him.