Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas) novel Chapter 945

Chapter 945 I Won’t Let That Bad Woman Pester Daddy

Since Tessa had to go to the orchestra later, she woke up pretty early. While the family of three shared a pleasant breakfast, Tessa reconfirmed the guest list with Nicholas. “I’ve invited Mona, my mentors, and three of my seniors.”

It wasn’t that Tessa didn’t want to invite her other seniors, but they had all left Vienna for their performances. Nicholas nodded, then said, “I have a few good friends coming over.”

At that, something seemed to have struck him, and he asked, “You didn’t invite that woman, did you?”

Naturally, Tessa knew who he was referring to, and she couldn’t help sighing. “Well, I didn’t want to invite her, but I didn’t expect her to be so shameless.”

“What happened?” He looked at Tessa with a frown.

Tessa recounted what happened a couple of days ago, “She happened to run into me inviting Miss Sofia over. I wanted to ignore her, but once she heard that the invitation was for your birthday dinner, she invited herself. Since Miss Sofia was present, it was hard for me to turn her down.”

“This woman is everywhere,” grumbled Nicholas with contempt. “Well, there’s nothing much we can do. If anything, we’ll just stay away from her tomorrow night,” Tessa advised.

As displeased as Nicholas was, he nodded still. After all, Tessa had already agreed to let Eunice come. Just then, Gregory patted his chest and promised, “Don’t worry, Mommy. I will protect Daddy and make sure that Mean Lady won’t pester him.”

The little guy didn’t know about this originally, but because Eunice kept hitting on Nicholas, word gradually spread among the orchestra, so naturally, Gregory picked up a thing or two.

Tessa burst into a chuckle, amused by the little guy’s grave face. “In that case, you have to keep a close eye on your daddy tomorrow night.”

“I will definitely protect Daddy and make sure that bad woman doesn’t pester him.” Gregory nodded firmly, causing Nicholas to smile as well.

The scene of the family chatting away was absolutely homely.