Snatched a Billionaire to be My Husband novel Chapter 682

Sara nodded, still feeling a little bewildered.

Byron added, "I'm sorry for coming late last night and not greeting you and Mr. William Yoris."

Sara's mind was in turmoil, but she soon regained her composure.

"It's alright. Let's go downstairs for breakfast."

Byron replied, "Okay."

Byron bent down to hold Martin's hand, but he pulled away.

"Martin was just worried about Cora. He's not angry with you," Sara explained.

But as Byron watched Martin run away, he said, "It's okay. He has every right to be angry with me."

Byron had been absent from Martin's life for four years, and making up for that lost time wouldn't happen overnight.

But he was determined to repair their father-son relationship.

When Cora came downstairs, they had finished most of their breakfast and had discussed Martin's upcoming schooling.

In the morning light, Byron wore the slightly wrinkled shirt from last night but didn't look disheveled.

His inherent sense of superiority made him seem like a host even when sitting at the dining table as a guest, and it was hard to ignore him.

Byron said, "Let Martin continue attending Sunflower Kindergarten. I've already changed the principal and will ensure that the next one is a person of good character not to affect the children's well-being."

Arnold agreed with him. With Byron personally overseeing this, he felt more at ease.

William also agreed. After preparing some vegetable salad for Martin, he said, "That's good, but I suggest installing surveillance cameras in various corners of the kindergarten. Even if some teachers have bad intentions, they will think twice before mistreating the children if they know they're being monitored."

"That's a good suggestion. I'll have Carter take care of it," Byron said.

He seemed to notice something, so he looked in Cora's direction.

When their eyes met, Byron's gaze softened. "Have you woken up?"

Byron's words drew the attention of William and the others to Cora.

Cora felt somewhat awkward.

As Cora took her seat, Byron quietly held her hand.

"Is there anywhere uncomfortable?"

Cora glared at him annoyedly and whispered, "Do you even have the audacity to ask me?"

She wouldn't have ended up in this awkward situation if it weren't for him.

When Cora glared at him, Byron sensed a tenderness in her gaze, like the warmth and affection in a caring embrace.

He would have wanted to kiss her if she weren't so shy.

Two days went by in a flash.

When Cora took Martin to kindergarten, she felt like someone was watching them from behind.

But when she turned around, there was no one there.