Trading My Ex for His Uncle (Nyla and Damon) novel Chapter 1024

"Mm," Damon hummed in response, flipping through some documents. "Buddy has a parent-child sports day at his kindergarten. I'll be attending."

"Got it," Spencer replied.

…

Friday morning arrived quickly.

After breakfast, the family of three headed to Mason's school.

Nyla wore a pastel pink tracksuit with a simple white T-shirt underneath, her long hair tied in a neat ponytail. With light makeup, she looked effortlessly elegant.

Damon wore a matching black tracksuit.

Seeing him in casual wear, without his usual suits, Nyla thought it made him look several years younger. If not for his commanding presence, one might easily mistake him for a university student.

Mason, dressed in a light gray tracksuit, looked adorable and well-behaved.

As they walked into the school, they quickly attracted the attention of both parents and children.

Noticing the admiring glances from his classmates, Mason walked with his head held high, exuding newfound confidence.

His homeroom teacher, Laura, approached them with a welcoming smile.

Her eyes briefly widened in admiration when she saw Damon and Nyla, recognizing Mason's good looks as clearly inherited from them.

"Good morning! The sports day will officially start at 10:00 a.m. In the meantime, feel free to explore the campus or head to the playground. Seats with your child's name have already been marked."

"Thank you, Ms. Ferrier," Nyla replied with a smile.

"Of course," Gabriel answered.

Meanwhile, Nyla, holding Mason in her lap, softly chatted with him. She seemed oblivious to the underlying rivalry simmering between the two men.

Wilhelm sat next to Gabriel, his gaze lingering on Mason, who was laughing happily in Nyla's arms. His eyes darkened with jealousy.

Why did Mason's parents love him so much? Why did his own parents have to divorce?

"Daddy, is Mommy really not coming today?" Wilhelm asked, his gaze turning away from Mason.

Gabriel looked down at him, his tone softening. "No, your mom hurt her leg. She's in a wheelchair and can't attend."

"She could've come and just watched from the side… Daddy, I wish Mommy could come," Wilhelm muttered.