Wiping the moisture from her eyes, she said, "Miles, I will discipline Leo properly. I promise he will never call Luna a wild child again."
With that, she turned and headed toward the elaborately built children's castle. As she stared at the enchanting playground, her eyes filled with venom and mockery.
Earlier, she had assumed he built this extravagant castle for Leo. Now she realized it had been prepared entirely to welcome that wild child as his goddaughter.
Heh...
Was her Leo somehow inferior to that nobody of a child?
What right did she have to demand so much of his time and attention?
Was it all because of Quinn?
At that thought, her grip on her phone tightened.
Watching the Michelin-starred chef meticulously preparing a lavish feast made her blood boil.
He had gone through the trouble of hiring a notoriously difficult-to-book Michelin chef just to impress a wild child.
Suddenly, her gaze landed on a container of coconut milk powder sitting on the prep table. A cold, calculating gleam flashed in her eyes.
She had to make Miles see Leo differently. She needed him to feel sorry for Leo and regret ever yelling at him.
...
Quinn and Yara happily brought Luna back to Fairview Apartments. The moment they walked in, they saw Caleb and Ethan sitting by the computer, deep in discussion.
Hearing the door, Caleb looked up. "Mom, you're back."
"Ethan, when... when did you get here?"
"Mom, Daddy came back shortly after you guys left."
"Daddy..."
The moment Luna spotted Ethan, her little legs practically became a blur as she dashed over to him. "I missed you so much!"
Ethan scooped her up into his arms, offering a warm, radiant smile. "I missed you and Caleb too, sweetie."
Luna giggled brightly, her beautiful crescent-moon eyes sparkling. "Mommy didn't lie! She said you were coming back today!"
Stacy walked out of the kitchen with a warm smile. "Ms. Avery, I see your husband has returned from abroad."

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