Cosset You Forever novel Chapter 622

Jerry decided to keep a distance from his father. He didn't know if he could lie to him again. After mom left, his father always joked about beating him.

"Great grandma, we need to go home earlier tonight. Daddy will come and get his phone." There was no response after Jerry finished talking.

He looked at Melody and found that she was staring at his little sister. They looked at each other blankly and Jerry had no idea what they were doing.

"Jane, why is your father's phone in your mother's house?" Did this mean that they had met each other? That was the only explanation, Melody thought.

Jane had no idea of who her father was, not to mention physically meeting him, because her mother never told her anything about him.

Thanks to her older brother, she could only see her father's photo in secret.

Her father was handsome and she looked just like him.

"Maybe Daddy gave his phone to mommy, so we can contact him conveniently." All Jane thought about was Samuel. She was wondering why her father abandoned her mother and her.

Was it because she was so naughty when she was a little baby that her father abandoned her?

She had been longing for a father very much. She wanted to call him "Daddy", but she didn't know whether it was allowed.

On the other hand, she heard that her brother could see her father frequently. She envied him for this.

Although she could see her father on TV and through pictures, those inanimate figures couldn't generate a sense of her father in her mind at all.

No. She wanted to tell her brother to take her to meet their father. Even just for a secret glance.

Having made up her mind, Jane run to Jerry with her cute little bottom swinging, and watched her brother's sorrowful expression in confusion.

Melody had always paid her attention on Jane's reaction. Children couldn't easily hide their expressions, and their faces always revealed the truth about what they were feeling at the moment.

Sometimes they were happy, sometimes doubtful and sometimes sad. Such entanglement made Melody quite distressed.

Was that because Jane missed her father? Jane had never seen her father since she was born. What should she do?

Ella got dressed and came out of the bedroom. She found Jane and Jerry talking, with Melody nowhere in sight.

The two little children were muttering to each other, sitting on the sofa closely. Ella walked towards them and heard Jane saying, "Can you find the way to Daddy's office, Jerry?"

"Of course I can!" Jerry said proudly.

Ella interrupted suddenly, "The way to where?"

Jerry and Jane freaked out and kept quiet, shaking their heads at the same time.

"Mom, it's a secret between Jane and I. You shouldn't ask us about that." Before Ella said anything else, Jerry came up with an excuse.

Ella tried to say something but then gave up. Her son was so clever that she could not refute his excuse.

"Alright. I won't ask you about that. Come on, let's go to the supermarket." She planned to hung out with her two children now that she was on leave.

Emerging from the other bathroom, Melody heard Ella's plan and said, "Ella, I have to go home with Jerry now."

"What's wrong?"

Melody then told Ella what happened. Ella nodded and said: "Okay then. Grandma, you go with Samuel's phone and give it back to him, but what will you say if he asks you where I found you?" They needed to come up with the same answer.

"Jerry said that I took him to the amusement park and that's where you found me."

"Okay. Let's call a car and get you home." Ella didn't have a car to send them home with because of her temporary stay in C Country.

Melody pulled Ella aside and whispered: "You were together with Samuel last night." It wasn't a question, but more of a statement.

Thinking of what happened last night, Ella blushed: "Yes. I ran into him by accident." She concealed the truth.

"Ran into him accidentally? Then why is his phone here? Besides, the suit jacket in your bedroom's trash can is Samuel's, right?" Although Melody was old, her eyes and mind were as clear as that of a young person.