Be Your Lover Forever (Alicia) novel Chapter 1278

Yvette bawled as she lunged her punches at Willy, holding a toy in one hand.

"Bad man, big meanie! Don't bully my mommy! Let her go!"

"Wah! Uncle Daddy! I'm going to tell Uncle Daddy... beat you!"

"Bad man, bad man, wah..."

Yvette blubbered with her childish voice; though her punches were weak, she was all protective of her mother. Willy and Lauren exchanged a glance then, feeling as though a wet blanket was thrown at them, stumped for a few seconds. Willy then quickly let go, and Lauren immediately regained her composure, kneeling down, pulling Yvette into her arms to stop her flailing limbs.

Why did she come back?!

Holding Yvette tightly, Lauren took a deep breath to calm down before patting her, coaxing.

"There, there, Yvette. Don't cry, baby girl. Mommy's just messing with Daddy! Don't be scared; don't cry, okay, Yvette?" "Mommy will be sad too if you cry!" Lauren was wholly touched seeing how protective her daughter was of her. But her heart also ached, shattered to bits, seeing her baby girl's tear-ridden face.

It was certainly true when they said a daughter would be a daughter all her life!

She'd be willing to do anything to make her baby girl happy, even if she had to forgive her father!

Lauren eased Yvette's emotions as she held her in her arms. Looking at the two crying ladies in front of him, both so fragile and piteous, for the first time, it struck Willy that his two beloveds were the most pitiful and needed his protection the most!

Having the revelation, Willy's felt worse, clenching his fists, his gaze at them desolately.

There was truly nothing he could do about the two ladies in front of him!

He actually didn't know what he could do apart from just staring!

Yvette clung to Lauren, wrapping her arms around her neck as she stifled her sobs.

"Mommy, chase him away. I don't want Daddy anymore! He's a bad man. He ate Bree, bullied me, and even bullied Mommy. I hate him!"

Willy's heart shattered into bits that instant, his face looking more despondent.

Shocked, Lauren couldn't believe her daughter had said such things. Deep down, she didn't want Yvette to resent her father. After all, nothing can change the blood running in her veins. She was most unwilling to see Yvette become her, living in misery, trapped in an obsessive resentment toward her family.

Lauren's voice softened a little as she kissed Yvette's forehead.

"How can you hate him, Yvette? Daddy is working very hard to make money out there. He can't come home to see you, he can't eat or even sleep, yet he still has to earn money to buy you toys, food, your little bike, princess bed... Daddy loves you so much. Only daddies who love their little ones will buy them many, many of the best things, right? You'll fight with your friends, make mistakes; Mommy will get upset too, but I will never hate you, will I? Now Daddy's in the wrong, and you're upset, so we'll ignore Daddy for three days; we won't talk to him. But Daddy knows he's wrong now; to err is human, to forgive is divine, right? Let's not hate Daddy, alright?"

Yvette pursed her lips upsettingly as she rubbed her eyes but still nodded.

Surprised that Lauren would defuse the tension like this, Willy's heart melted into mush, touched, overcome with the revelation that she had really taught Yvette well.

Lauren stroked her hair praisingly, then picked her up.

"Then we won't talk to Daddy from now on! I'll take you out to play, then tell you a story; don't let Daddy hear, okay?"