Chapter 89

After all, there weren't many children in the world who could bear to part with their biological mother. Seth must have been truly ruthless at the time to make such a decision. Not only did he hurt Benjamin, but he also hurt Layla. Soon, the father and son arrived at Layla's house. Just as they were about to knock, the door opened from the inside. Just then, a fluffy little head peeked out through the crack. Daisy stood in the doorway. She was dressed in a pink nightdress with her hair cascading over her shoulders." Seeing Benjamin, she immediately leaped into his arms. Tilting her head up with a wide grin, she called out, "Benji." Benjamin bent down and scooped her into his embrace. He touched her cold little feet and frowned, asking, "Why aren't you wearing shoes? Don't you know you'll get sick like this?" Daisy wasn't upset at all by Benjamin's words. Instead, she hugged his neck tightly, planted a kiss on him, and called out toward the study, "Mommy, Benji is here!" Layla w