Find Me In Your Labyrinth novel Chapter 1566

As soon as Kya saw Charlie, she bolted towards him, completely ecstatic.

Charlie bent down to lift her up, his eyes full of delight. He planted a kiss on her forehead and asked, "Did you miss me?"

"Yes!" Kya's face lit up with pure joy as she tightly held on to Charlie's neck.

Watching the affectionate father-daughter duo, Emily had her mind preoccupied with what she had overheard upstairs. She didn't intervene in their sweet interaction because she knew they might soon be separated.

Charlie looked at Emily, his eyes deep and thoughtful. "I noticed you guys were here when I saw Estelle. Why don't you go chat with her and let Kya hang out with me?"

"No need. Josiah is your cousin and it's his engagement today. You must be busy too. Kya can stay with me. She's a good girl," Emily replied nonchalantly.

"All the tasks that needed to be done are over. Kya's staying with me. You don't have to worry about it," Charlie insisted, turning around with Kya in his arms and walking away.

Emily watched as Kya, perched on Charlie's shoulder, beamed at her. It seemed Kya was thoroughly enjoying the tall man's broad shoulders, finally not having to follow others around but instead having a chance to look down on them.

Charlie didn't give Emily a chance to respond. Being tall with long strides, he quickly disappeared from sight.

Emily watched their receding figures before heading towards Amiee's private lounge.

Charlie first took Kya for some food, then they played in the hotel's children's play area for a bit. Seeing her getting tired, he took her upstairs for a nap.

In the upstairs suite reserved for guests, Carson, Andrew and others were having drinks with Josiah, the place buzzing with chatter and laughter.

Charlie entered, settling down on the balcony's couch with Kya in his arms.

Basking in the sun, Kya rested her head on his lap and quickly fell asleep.

Charlie found that Kya seemed very comfortable around him. Even in unfamiliar surroundings and among strangers, she slept soundly.

Josiah brought over a thin blanket and chuckled, "Do you need a separate room for her to rest?"

"No need," Charlie took the blanket and carefully draped it over Kya, "Let her nap for a bit. If she sleeps too much, she won't want to sleep at night. It'll mess up her internal clock."

Josiah sat across them. He looked at the sleeping Kya and asked, "Have you fully embraced Kya as your daughter?"