Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 2032

Nathaniel carefully prepared a bottle for Callum, checking the water temperature before handing it to him.

Then, he placed the bottle in Callum's arms, letting the little one hold it himself.

"The room is covered with thick, soft mats. Callum won't get hurt from a fall. Grandma, don't worry too much about him. After all, boys are bound to trip and stumble as they grow."

Mildred disagreed, saying, "It's not the same. I raised Jason, and just look at how gentle and refined he turned out."

Unfortunately, Jason, the eldest of the siblings, passed away too soon.

"When you came to the Nicholls residence, I was ill and sent abroad for treatment. Otherwise, I would've raised you like I did Jason. I would've made sure you didn't suffer so much."

Nathaniel froze, his hand freezing over his coffee cup as memories of a less-than-pleasant childhood surfaced.

Mildred's face also reflected sorrow and regret.

Nathaniel's gaze softened, and he gave a small, reassuring smile.

"Grandma, knowing that you care deeply for me is more than enough."

The meal ended on a pleasant note, and as usual, Nathaniel headed to the Nicholls Group office with Callum in tow.

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Sheena was supposed to discuss the progress of their collaboration project at the Nicholls Group, but she had not shown up by noon.

Growing suspicious, Nathaniel called Sheena, only to find that her phone was turned off.

Nathaniel thought it was odd because Sheena always kept her phone on during work hours,

Then, he dialed another number.

Half an hour later, he received an update.

"Mr. Nicholls, Ms. Lawson took the earliest flight out of the country today."

Why was she suddenly going abroad?

Nathaniel asked, "Did she go alone or with Elliot?"

"Ms. Lawson went by herself."

That was very unusual.

In fact, Nathaniel thought Sheena had been acting strangely lately.

In Froania, especially among the elites, first birthdays are usually marked by traditional gifts like gold lockets, silver bangles, or other keepsakes that increase in value over the years.

Nathaniel's patience wore thin, and his expression hardened as he gave Callum a couple of firm swats.

The baby whined but finally settled down.

At this young age, Callum could not understand reason, and with his mischievous nature, sometimes a little discipline was needed to keep him in line.

Just when Nathaniel thought the worst was over, Callum seized the moment when Nathaniel was pouring water and bit his arm with a little growl.

The little troublemaker was one to hold grudges.

If Nathaniel disciplined him, he would make sure to get his revenge.

Though the bite did not hurt much through Nathaniel's suit jacket, he sighed in resignation.

He finished dressing Callum, giving him a gentle pat on the bottom as he pulled up his pants.

Dealing with a playful toddler took Nathaniel half an hour, leaving him in need of changing into another pair of pants.

Just as he was finally done with Callum, his phone rang.

"Mr. Nicholls, we've located Ms. Lawson's flight details."