My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball novel Chapter 492

Chapter 492 stage Play

“Estelle, what’s wrong? why are you sad?”

Byron could not help but ask when he saw the little girl eating her meal gloomily.

Estie pursed her lips and accused her daddy, “You don’t like Auntie anymore.”

Hearing the child say this, Byron was somewhat surprised. He was silent for a few seconds before asking again in a deep voice, “Why do you say that?”

Estie looked at him gloomily. “We can see Auntie during the anniversary celebration. But Daddy isn’t looking forward to it at all.”

Byron’s brow jumped uncontrollably. “I’m looking forward to it.”

Hearing this, the little girl gave him a look of disbelief.

Her daddy obviously did not show an ounce of joy in the car just now.

Even if he was denying it now, there was no expectation on his face.

Daddy was lying!

Byron frowned helplessly when he noticed the little girl’s doubts. ” I’m just thinking that we can’t go on like this anymore.”

The little girl tilted her head in confusion.

Byron caressed her head. He knew that if he wanted to improve his relationship with that woman, he could not do it without this little girl’s help. Hence, it was better to just tell her about it now.

“Since you like Auntie but Auntie is ignoring us now, shouldn’t we take a bit of initiative?” Byron guided the child patiently.

Estie nodded solemnly.

The crowd complied.

Seeing that it was a group cooperation, he raised his eyebrows sharply and thought of an idea.

After replying to Miss Leigh Ann’s message in the group, Byron immediately located Luther’s phone number and called him.

On the other end, Luther had just had dinner when he suddenly received his master’s call. He quickly answered it. “Sir, what do you need?”

Byron said, “Contact the principal of the kindergarten and tell him to try to persuade Rosalie to participate in this anniversary event. Also, put Estelle together with Rosalie’s two boys.”

Luther did not know anything about the kindergarten’s anniversary celebration activities, but he did not dare ignore it since it was an order from his master. Hence, he immediately agreed.

After waiting for his master to end the call, Luther immediately called the kindergarten’s principal and conveyed Byron’s intentions.

The principal hurriedly agreed.