Trading My Ex for His Uncle (Nyla and Damon) novel Chapter 1074

Nyla frowned. "What are you trying to say?"

Gabriel hesitated before explaining, "On Friday, when I left Buddy in my office, the company's system suddenly had issues during that same timeframe. I—"

She cut him off sharply, "Are you suggesting my five-year-old son somehow sabotaged your company's system? Do you even realize how ridiculous you sound?"

Gabriel stood in silence, his expression awkward. Even he knew how absurd it sounded.

"I don't have time for your nonsense," Nyla commented. "Instead of pointing fingers at Buddy, maybe you should look into whether your system was already faulty."

With that, she shoved past him and left.

Gabriel stood there for a moment, watching her car disappear down the road before finally heading back to his vehicle.

…

As Mason walked into his kindergarten classroom, he quickly noticed his classmates giving him odd looks.

He ignored them, found his seat, and waited quietly for the teacher to arrive.

After a while, one of the children approached him hesitantly. "Mason, I heard from my dad that your family went bankrupt. Is that true?"

Before Mason could respond, the other kids burst into chatter.

"It's true! I heard my parents talking about it last night. They said I shouldn't play with Mason anymore because his family is poor now."

"Same! My mom said he might have to transfer to a normal kindergarten soon because his family can't afford this one anymore!"

The thought infuriated him. He didn't want Mason as a brother and certainly didn't want Nyla as his new mom.

He had thrown a tantrum, demanding his dad kick Mason out.

Furious, Gabriel had slapped him and locked him in a room at another villa, telling him he wouldn't be released until he reflected on his behavior.

The more Wilhelm thought about it, the more he despised Mason.

If it weren't for Mason and Nyla, his parents wouldn't have divorced, and he wouldn't have been torn away from his mother.

After being locked up for two days, Wilhelm pretended to apologize and agree to befriend Mason. But inside, he had already decided—he would never let Mason take his father's attention or affection away from him.

When he overheard the other kids gossiping about Mason's family going bankrupt, Wilhelm finally understood why his father had said they would soon be one family.