Come on Daddy novel (Bright and Rose) novel Chapter 505

Bright took off his coat when he got home. Rose put it on the arm of the sofa.

"It's snowing outside." Rose looked out the window at the falling snowflakes.

"Yes." Bright pulled her to sit down, "Have things been settled?"

Bright wanted to deal with Chandler personally, but Rose insisted on solving it herself.

Bright had to agree, but only on the condition that she met the Linders at Ginkgo Villa. It was safe here.

She asked Bright not to be at home until she had settled things.

"Sure." Rose said, "I never have to contact them again."

"You did it to keep them from bothering me and my father." Bright was very clear about it, "You don't have to do that. I can work it out."

"I was right to tell the truth. I don't want to have the same last name as them. Don't call me by the wrong name, or you'll be punished." Rose rubbed Bright's lower chin with her finger.

"Okay, I'll kiss you if I call you wrong once, and serve you in bed if I do it three times, what do you think?" Bright's long eyebrows were lightly raised.

Rose pinched his lower jaw, "You can't kiss me if you call me wrong once, and sleep in the guest room once if you do it three times."

"Honey." Bright suddenly called her in a soft voice.

"'Honey' doesn't work." Rose seemed unyielding.

"Honey." Bright called her again.

"Doesn't work again." Rose still insisted.

"No." Bright raised his lips, smiling inexplicably, "Then I'll call you baby."

"..."

She didn't expect that Bright would not address her directly.

Okay, he won.

She went to change her last name on her ID card and her household register.

And she told her closest friends about the change of her name.

Bright hesitated for a long time and finally decided to go back to the Lee family's villa for dinner and talk to Hallie on the weekend.

Rose and Doris chatted with Francis, and Doris coaxed Francis into playing chess.

"What's wrong?" Hallie and Bright were in the pantry room on the second floor.

"You knew my brother before you married my father." Bright said directly.