Chapter 1228

Yet no one knew that the Lauriers were one of the kindergarten's shareholders, especially when Loid had never attended any shareholders' meeting. When June was still debating, Tilly spoke up. "Ms. Addeman, just take it. My dad rarely gives presents to other people. This is a reward. No one will blame you for taking it." June finally relented after hearing the kids. "Fine. I'll accept it. Thanks, Mr. Laurier." Loid nodded at her. Then, he crouched and caressed Tilly's head. "Hey, don't stir up trouble again. Your mom has made it clear—if you upset her, I can't put in a good word for you." Tilly grinned. "Okay, Daddy." Then, she leaned closer to him and whispered in his ear, "Daddy, you were so cool just now. I loved how you spared his life for our sake. Mommy does the same too. Every time someone upsets her, she'll say, 'I'll spare you for the sake of my kids.' You and Mommy are peas in a pod." "You're such a sweet talker." Loid rose from the floor and glanced at the other student