My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball novel Chapter 1782

Before long, Byron came to the kindergarten to pick up the little ones.

On the way home, Estelle happily told him that their grandparents had visited.

It alarmed Byron, and he asked the two little boys, “Lucian, Nox, did Grandma do anything mean to you? Did she insult you?”

Lucian and Nox looked at each other and shook their heads.

Grandpa liked them very much, and they also liked Grandpa very much.

“Daddy, Grandma still refuses to admit that Lucian and Nox are my brothers.” Estelle was frank and worried.

Byron pulled over by the roadside and glanced back at the little boys. Then, he beckoned them to get closer to him.

Lucian and Nox thought their daddy was going to scold them for not being honest.

Unexpectedly, when they approached, Byron reached out his hand, touched their heads, and comforted them.

“It doesn’t matter. Sooner or later, I'll make Grandma apologize. Don’t care about what she says to you, alright?”

These little boys had learned to tell him the good rather than the bad news. It put him in a dilemma, not knowing whether to be at ease or worry about it.

Feeling the warmth of their daddy’s palm, the two little ones smiled at each other and nodded.

When they were back home, Byron took the initiative to tell Rosalie his parents had visited the kids.

As expected, Rosalie was worried and quickly looked for Lucian and Nox to ask for the details. It worried her that Melody might say something harsh again.

Fortunately, with their daddy’s encouragement, the two kids just said it did not matter. They did not mind because they knew Grandma had only misunderstood them.

Rosalie hugged her sons, making Estelle jealous. She wanted a hug too. The little boys were sensible and let go of their mommy.

“Rosie, trust me. From now on, you and the children will suffer no more!”

He came along while still attached to an IV drip.

During this time, his body had collapsed because of shock, and he looked haggard.

He had tried making an appointment several times and finally got a relatively well-known lawyer in the industry to consult the judgment his grandson might face.

Mr. Caleb arrived late and did not show a good attitude. After all, the Lancer family was not as before anymore. He had once tried hard to get into the legal department of Lancer Corporation, but Xander did not even care to look at his resume.

Now, it was his turn to hold his head high. That was how things worked sometimes.

However, after seeing Old Master Lancer, Mr. Caleb decided to be nicer. He restrained his cold attitude and was polite.

The old man, who had fought for so many years in the medical profession for the lives of so many people, was worthy of respect.

He should not be punished for what his grandson had done.