The Promise of Happiness (Natalie and Samuel) novel Chapter 308

Chapter 308

Franklin and Sophia were reluctant to eat with Yara.

“Great-Grandpa…”

“Great-Grandpa…”

The twins looked at Kenneth with their big droopy eyes, hoping that he could change his mind.

Unfortunately, Kenneth had made up his mind. “Don’t look at me with those puppy eyes. Get into the car right now.”

“All right…”

Franklin and Sophia pursed their lips and got into the Lincoln reluctantly.

Yara was pleased to see how defeated the twins looked. She was also glad that Kenneth was on her side.

I’m still their ‘mother, after all. No matter how much they hate me, blood is thicker than water!

The four of them then traveled in the same car.

Franklin and Sophia puffed their cheeks and intentionally looked out of the window to avoid having eye contact with Yara.

They only got into the car because they respected Kenneth. But don’t expect us to talk to this woman!

After reaching the Bowers residence, Franklin and Sophia washed their hands and sat by the dining table.

When they were about to start the dinner, the butler walked over to Kenneth and said, “The Windt family called, Sir.”

“Go ahead and start the dinner without me.” Kenneth then stood up and walked out of the dining hall, leaving Yara with the two children.

Franklin studied Yara from the corner of his eyes and noticed she seemed to be in a good mood. His eyes twinkled with irrepressible mischief. How dare this evil woman use Great-grandpa to pressure us. I must teach her a lesson!

After making sure Sophia had enough food on her plate, Franklin put down his cutlery, turned to Yara, and grinned. “I want to eat shrimp, but I don’t want to remove the shell. Can you do it for

me?”

Upon seeing Yara’s reaction, Franklin and Sophia exchanged looks. They decided to continue with their next course of action.

“I want to pee, Franklin.”

“Okay. Come back soon. The shrimps should be ready by then.”

“Okay.”

Sophia hopped down from the chair and left the dining hall.

By the time she returned, she carried a fluffy cat in her arms.

The cat, which appeared to be a few months old, started purring.

Upon seeing the stray cat, Yara frowned and said, “Why did you bring this dirty stray cat into the dining hall? It’s full of germs and bacteria! Put it away right now!”

“Leave the kitty alone. You’re the dirty one!” Instead of putting the cat away, Sophia placed her on the table. “Kitty is my friend, and she’ll eat with us.”