The hidden billionaire heiress (Lyra Melvin) novel Chapter 870

Chapter 870 Before Leaving

Lyra beckoned to him and hugged him in her arms, "Yes, I may be on a business trip with Daddy for a while, and you and Molly must listen to Uncle, you know?"

If they left, she will feel more at ease when they left the two children to Chad and his wife.

"Then we won't see you for a long time?"

Although he understand that they were on a business trip, Spencer was only a five-year-old child after all.

Knowing what he was thinking, Lyra hugged him tightly, "It won't be more than a week at the longest. Don't worry, Daddy and Mama will come back to accompany you soon."

There was a rare look of sadness on Spencer's face.

Soon, however, the little fellow jumped off Lyra, as steady as a little adult, "Go back to your work, Mommy, and I'll take care of Molly."

Lyra felt warm in her heart.

Unlike Spencer who was easy be coaxed, Molly was a clingy girl. They will be away for a while this time, so maybe Molly would cry.

Her daughter gave Lyra a headache.

While the two were talking, Molly, who came back from kindergarten, had already run upstairs.

She looked at the suitcase on the ground, and hurried over to grab Lyra's hand, "Mommy, are you leaving? Daddy is leaving too? How long will it take? Can you take me and leave together?"

Lyra rubbed her head, and said apologetically, "No, my business trip this time is to rescue uncles and aunts who are trapped abroad. If you go with me, it will make Daddy and me distracted, and we will not be able to complete the task quickly. The temperature over there is very high. Aren't you the most afraid of heat?"

Hearing this, the little girl pursed her mouth aggrievedly. With tears in her eyes, she was sobbing pitifully, holding Lyra's hand tightly and not letting go.

"I don't want Daddy and you to leave. You go to save the uncles and aunts abroad. What should I do? I don't want to be separated from you. I can't sleep without you hugging me."

She had expected the little girl to cry a long time ago, so Lyra could only carry her up and coax her gently,

"Don't worry. We'll come back soon. You can stay with Uncle Chad and Aunt Keira for a few days, okay? Let them take you to the amusement park, and then go to see the pandas. Don't you want to go there the most? Have you seen pandas?"

No matter how Lyra coaxed her, the little girl shook her head, hugging her neck and refusing to let go.

Spencer pulled Molly's little arm and spoke for Lyra, "Mommy is going to be busy with business. Don't be ignorant."

Upon hearing Spencer's words, Molly cried even louder.

"I won't listen! I just don't want you to leave!"

At this time, Malcolm just came back, heard the voice of their daughter crying, and hurried upstairs.

Seeing Lyra holding Molly who was crying, Malcolm walked up to her and asked calmly, "What's going on, Momo? Who made you angry?"

Molly choked and said, "I... I... I won't let... Mommy go on a business trip, and Daddy... Daddy, you're not allowed to go either."

Before going home, Lyra sent a message to Malcolm. And of course he knew about it.

Seeing the sweat on Lyra's forehead, Malcolm reached out and hugged Molly into his arms, and said solemnly, "Let's stay at home together and wait for Mommy to come back. I will stay with you at home, okay?"

Molly stopped crying as soon as she heard that Malcolm wasn't leaving, and looked at him in disbelief.

"Daddy... Daddy, you won't leave?"

Wiping the tears off their daughter's face, Malcolm nodded, "I'm staying with you at home this time, and Mommy is going to save people. Didn't it be said on TV that those who save people are heroes? So Molly, you can't delay Mommy's going to save people."

Hearing this, Molly glanced at Lyra , "Okay then, Mommy, you have to come back early. I will be waiting for you at home."

Lyra put her cheek against hers, and promised, "Don't worry, when do I lie to you? You must listen to what Daddy and uncle and aunt's words these days, you know? When I come back, I'll bring you the special local product."

Finally, they coaxed the little girl and sent the two kids back to the room.

Only then did Lyra ask, "What do you mean by saying that you will be at home?"

When asked by her, Malcolm was very sorry, "I'm sorry babe. I have a task on me this time, and I can't push it away. I'm afraid I can't accompany you to Mofleunia, but I will send Ted to follow you."

Without someone of his own to follow his wife, Malcolm was worried.