His Secret Millionairess Wife (Lauren) novel Chapter 13

Chapter 13 

After the banquet, Lauren received a call. It was from that little boy called Leo that she met today. Leo said he wanted to invite Lauren to his home and he would show her his paintings. 

Hearing his voice, Lauren thought this little boy was cuter. Actually, she didn’t like children, but she liked Leo very much. Even herself couldn’t tell why. 

“I’d love to.” Lauren nodded and then said to Leo, “Do you go to bed now? Have a good rest today if you want to grow taller. 

Ha–ha-” 

Hearing this, Leo was a little nervous. He was worried that if he would not grow tall, Lauren would not like him so he immediately nodded and said, “I’m going to sleep now, Lauren. Good night.” Then he added, “I will grow taller and taller.” 

The maid Daphne was surprised to find that the light in Leo’s room was out. 

In her mind, Leo liked staying up, and rarely went to bed so early. It was only 10 o’clock now, and he turned off the lights. Yesterday, he stayed up until 12 o’clock in the middle of the night, and got up at noon the next day. Mr. Frank was so angry that he said he would send him away. 

Could he be sick? Daphne was very worried about Leo. 

She gently pushed the door open and whispered, “Leo, are you still awake?” 

Leo was trying to make himself sleep, but Daphne disturbed him so Leo immediately became unhappy and kind of lost his temper. “Why did you come in without my permission?” 

Daphne felt sorry and immediately said, “I’m sorry, I just want to make sure that you are alright.” 

After all, it was not easy for kids to control their temper and Leo was only four years old. But he soon realized his mistake. “How can I be angry with Daphne? Daphne was so good to me,” Leo thought. 

Leo now was still very worried that I would not grow tall, but he couldn’t fall asleep because he felt guilty about Daphne. He was just a four–and–a–half–year–old boy and he couldn’t handle such mixed feelings right now. He didn’t how to express to Daphne so Leo had to cry, which made Daphne more worried. 

“Why are you crying? Are you uncomfortable?” Daphne asked another maid to go find Mr. Frank, and she went to Leo’s side and. touched his forehead. Daphne was sure that Leo didn’t have fever and there was just sweat. 

So Daphne pulled the quilt a little bit down and comforted him softly, “Can you tell me why you are crying? Did someone bully 

you?” 

When Charlie came over, Leo had been crying for a long time, and his eyes, nose, and face were very red. His neck was very wet 

because of his tears. 

“What’s wrong?” Charlie asked. 

Leo said with a sad face, “I can’t fall asleep, but I want to fall asleep.” Leo thought that then he would grow taller. 

Charlie signaled Daphne to go out, and then lay on the bed next to Leo, saying in a soft voice, “Daddy will sleep with you.” 

Leo slept in Charlie’s arms and told his father about Lauren, “I will invite a friend to our home tomorrow.” 

“Your friend? Are you going to the playground with your friend?” Charlie asked. Leo’s grandmother loved Leo so much that she even built an amusement park for him. 

“We are not going to the amusement park,” Leo said, “Lauren is an adult and she would not like it.” 

“What did you just say? What’s your friend’s name?” Charlie got up and looked at Leo in surprise. 

Leo was a little frightened, and replied in a low voice, “Her name is Lauren.” 

Hearing this, Charlie suddenly remembered what his son said to him when he came back home. Leo said, “Dad, I like Lauren 

from the Bennett family and I want her to be my mother!” 

But at that time, Charlie was so immersed in sadness that he didn’t listen to what Leo said at all. 

Charlie only felt that his heart was about to jump out of his chest. 

His lips trembled before he could speak normally, and he asked Leo, “Lauren? Are you sure she is called Lauren Bennett?” 

Leo nodded, and at the same time was a little puzzled. He constantly looking at Charlie, and asked, “Do you know Lauren 

Chapter 13 

before?” Leo was a smart boy. 

Although he is still a child, he knew how to observe people’s expressions.