Goodbye, Mr. Ex-Husband, I Won't Come Back novel Chapter 176

Tessa

“Happy birthday, my little sunshine.”

“Happy birthday, princess.”

Both I and Logan kissed our daughter’s hairs as we woke her up. She yawned and then gave us her priceless smile.

“Thank you, Mamma, Daddy.” She sat up and crawled on my lap first which surprised me because ever since Logan came back into our lives, she had been her Daddy’s princess.

“Mamma, where is my gift?” She asked burying her face on my chest and I affectionately stroked my daughter’s hairs.

“You will receive your gift at evening. Be patient, sunshine.” I kissed her cheeks and tickled her.

“Mamma, stop.” She laughed and rolled to her father’s lap.

“Have you prepared the gifts for your new friends as well?” Logan asked her.

In less than a week’s time, she became very popular in her kindergarten and everybody adored her.

“Yes, Daddy. I and Mamma wrapped all the gifts last night.” She told him.

She still looked sleepy.

“Come on, Lenny. Let me give you a bath. Remember, we have to go to church to day to pray.” I reminded her.

She was always whiny in morning.

“Okay, Mamma. It’s my birthday.” She agreed and got off her father’s lap.

“Go and brush your teeth first.” I told her and she obediently went to the bathroom.

“She didn’t throw any tantrums. It’s strange.’ Logan exclaimed.

“We have decided to visit the orphanage today to share our happiness with underprivileged kids. Sorry, we planned it last night when you were fast asleep.” I told him.

“It’s a great idea, Tess. I am proud of you that you are teaching them good morals.” He said pulling me in a hug.

“I want them to become the best version of themselves, Logan.”

Later in the morning, we visited the church to pray and to seek blessings and then we went to orphanage to distribute clothes, snacks and fruits to the orphan kids. Both our kids enjoyed playing with them.

“Lucas, Lena.” I tried to gain my kids’ attention and their heads turned to me.

“Yes, Mom.”

“Yes, Mamma.”

They said in unison.

“What lesson did you receive today after meeting those amazing kids?” I asked them.

Lucas was older and mature.

“They don’t have what we have so we should try to share it with them.” Lena was first one to response and I was proud of her.

She was only four and yet she learned a good lesson according to her age after our visit.

“Very good, princess and you, Luke?” Logan asked Lucas.

“We should spend money with care. Not because it’s earned with hard work but also that it could buy someone their basic needs and support their lives. A few bucks could bring a smile on someone’s face that we spend on cokes and snacks.” Lucas answered.

My heart swelled. He was my precious boy.

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