Chapter 345 A Day at Home
Nelson woke up early, too.
The moment both little ones opened their eyes, they started playing together right away.
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Nina dragged over her sticker book, and the two of the sat side by side, happily sticking colorful pictures onto the pages.
They played for a long time, and with no one disturbing him, Benjamin rarely got such deep, solid sleep.
Just as it seemed he might finally get a full, uninterrupted rest, Nina grew bored with the stickers. She toddled over to the head of the bed to grab a new toy.
Instead of carefully stepping around her sleeping daddy she simply planted her chubby little foot right on Benjamin’s handsome face and stepped up onto him like he was a convenient stepping stone.
To anyone else, Benjamin was a figure of awe and respect.
But to Nina? His perfect features were just another surface to pat, poke, or-in this case-step on.
Benjamin jolted awake. Thankfully, his face remained intact.
“Nina, what are you doing?”
He didn’t dare stay lying down. He propped himself up on the bed and watched as Nina hugged her favorite watering-can toy to her chest.
She turned her round face toward him, flashed a big grim, and chirped cheerfully, “Daddy! Good morning!”
Benjamin pinched the bridge of his nose. This morning was anything but good.
After greeting him, Nina scampered back to Nelson and dove right back into play.
The two kids got along beautifully. When Amelia woke up and saw them together, she thought for a moment and decided to call in sick for Nina.
“Let her stay home with Nelson today. That way he wont get bored.”
She figured Nelson might feel a little awkward or out of place in a new house, but having Nina-the ultimate little ball of energy-around would make everything more fun and natural.
The second Nina heard she didn’t have to go to daycare her eyes lit up.
“Mommy… Nina no school?” She looked at Amelia excitedly, seeking confirmation.
Amelia nodded, grabbed Nina’s chubby little legs, and changed her clothes.
Soon Benjamin had helped Nelson wash up and settled him comfortably in the wheelchair.
One child in a wheelchair, the other carried in arms.
Nina tilted her head curiously at the wheelchair.
“Mommy, Nina sit!”
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Amelia patiently explained, “Nina, this is a wheelchair. Is for Nelson because his legs are hurt and he can’t walk right now. Are your little feet hurt?”
Nina blinked several times. To get a turn in the wheelchair, she immediately told a bald-faced lie.
“Mommy, Nina hurt.”
Amelia gave her chubby foot a light pat.
“You’re not hurt at all.” She shook her head with mock sternness. “No lying, okay? Good babies don’t tell fibs.”
Amelia was already starting the day’s lesson early.
Nina pouted, clearly unhappy about being scolded.
When it was time for breakfast, she refused to let Amelia feed her and wouldn’t sit next to her either.
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Nina played happily while Nelson could only watch from his wheelchair.
He couldn’t easily get down to join her.
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Even so, just sitting there observing, Nelson felt surprisingly content-better than he had in a very long time.
Time flew by in the simple joy of their play.
After lunch, Daniel stayed to help both children nap.
Nelson fell asleep first.
Nina, however, turned the naptime routine into pure torture for Daniel. She giggled and squirmed, refusing to close her eyes no matter how sweetly he coaxed her.
She knew Daniel was easy to tease!
In the end, Daniel ran out of tricks and resorted to bribery.
He promised to buy her a bunch of toys and even said she could go out to play when she woke up. Only then did Nina finally close her eyes.
The second she went still, Daniel sighed in huge relief.
In the dim room, he pulled out his phone and immediately started venting to Alice.
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