Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 2251

Callum blinked innocently and exclaimed, "Oh, you're really hurt! I'm sorry, Daddy. Last time, you faked your injury, so I thought you were trying to trick Mommy again."

The little boy immediately lowered his head and apologized, not giving Nathaniel a chance to scold him. He knew when not to push his luck, submitting at the right time.

Nathaniel was aware that he was in the wrong and said nothing more.

"Daddy, you called me here because you need help with something, right?" Callum asked with a sly smile, looking like a mini adult.

If it were not for the bag of chips in one hand and a lollipop in the other, it would be hard to believe he was just a kindergartener.

Troy saw in him a perfect image of Nathaniel as a child.

"Mavis wants to go back to Vraeyce. Help me keep her here."

"And… what's my reward?"

"Name it."

Just as he finished speaking, there was a knock at the door. Then, it slowly opened.

It was Mavis.

Having heard that Callum was at the hospital, she could not resist coming to see him.

"Mommy! Did you miss me?" Callum reacted first, rushing over to hug her.

She crouched down and kissed his forehead, asking softly, "Why did you come to the hospital today?"

Callum pouted and answered, "I missed you, of course! Mommy, Daddy's really hurt this time. Will you stay by his side and take care of him?"

Mavis shook her head. "I have something important to do and can't stay with him all the time. But don't worry, Callum, the doctors at the hospital will take good care of him."

"Callum, my sweetheart. Be a good boy. I need to go back."

Mavis could not trust anyone else to handle it.

"No, no, no!" Callum tugged at her arm, deliberately stretching out his voice in a plea. "Mommy, you're the best. Please stay with Daddy for a while. He really needs you now. Ask Daddy if you don't believe me. And I need you too!

"Besides, Mommy, look at Daddy's wound. It's bleeding again."

Hearing this, Nathaniel cooperatively coughed twice, not hiding his weakness.

The little boy seized the opportunity to pull her to the bedside. Sure enough, on Nathaniel's chest, the originally white bandage was stained with bright red blood, starkly visible.

Callum's mischievous act of pressing on his father's wound had unexpectedly come in handy.