Chapter 28

Baby Robbie panicked and hastily crawled under the bed to hide. Only after ensuring that Robbie was hidden did Jenson walk over to the door and open it, his handsome face expressionless as he looked at Jay. Jay stared suspiciously at his frozen-faced iceberg of a son and furrowed his eyebrows. What happened to his animated expressions earlier. Ruffling Jenson’s black hair, Jay bid his son goodbye. “Daddy’s going to work now. The nanny will send you to school. This isn’t a problem, right?” Jenson’s eyes showed some resistance, but he still nodded obediently and simply answered, “Uh-huh!” Jay noticed the hesitation and recalled what Rose told him. The kids and parents at the kindergarten were perhaps not too friendly to Jenson. An alarm blared in Jay’s heart. His tall frame suddenly squatted down, and he asked Jenson very seriously, “Tell Daddy. Is it true that you don’t like going to kindergarten?” Jenson twisted his head away, staying silent. Jay sighed softly. Every time he h