The President’s Five Children

Bonnie didn’t understand what Sebastian was up to.

It was no surprise that people thought she and George were a couple. It had happened enough times when she took him out for work when they were abroad.

Bonnie didn’t care much about it.

“Let’s go back to the hotel. I need to return the money to Sebastian,” Bonnie said.

She thought Sebastian glared at her just because she still owed him the money.

After all, it was nine hundred million. Sebastian must be afraid that she would default.

The more Bonnie thought about it, the more disgusting she found the money was. She hoped she could return the money to Sebastian right now, so as not to be looked down upon by him.

However, back in the hotel, the bank card was missing, and she couldn’t find it anywhere;

not even after she had searched all the drawers!

“Did you take it when we went out?” George asked as he sat on the sofa, drinking a cup of lemon tea.

Bonnie shook her head firmly and said, “That’s impossible. I put it in the drawer last night. I have a very good memory. I couldn’t have remembered it wrong.”

George took another sip of lemon tea. “Did Erika or other kinds take it away?”

Bonnie was pondering.

It was possible.

Ever since they returned to Willisto, the three kids became a bit disobedient.

At first, they earned money behind her back, and then they secretly cashed the check.Content © NôvelDrama.Org 2024.

They might have taken the bank card.

Bonnie raised her hand and looked down at her watch as she pondered. It was already two o’clock in the afternoon, and the kindergarten was dismissed at four o’clock. It was time for her to pick up the kids.

She could also ask them if they had taken the bank card.

“Are you going with me?” Bonnie asked George.

George huddled himself on the sofa and shook his head, “I just had lemon water. Being exposed to sunlight will get me burned. How am I supposed to find a man if I’m not pretty enough?”

Bonnie’s mouth corner twitched. She looked at this man who was even daintier than her and nodded helplessly. “Fine.”

She went downstairs and rented a big car from the hotel. Then she was ready to pick up the babies from kindergarten.

The school was just dismissed when she arrived at the New-Seton Kindergarten.

The three kids were standing at the gate, waiting for her to pick them up.

“Mommy!” Erika was always the spryest one. She danced over to Bonnie like a bit of butterfly, with her two little ponytails swinging up and down. She looked so adorable.

“Take it easy.” Bonnie reached out her hands and hugged Erika. Then she rubbed Erika’s soft hair and asked, “How’s school?”

Erika immediately sighed and said, “Forget about it. I tried very hard to restrain myself today.”

Bonnie turned nervous upon hearing that. “Why did you do that? Is someone bullying you?”

“No, I’ve thought about it and found that I wouldn’t spend long with them. I’m afraid I would get too attached to them to leave in the future. So I have to restrain myself and try not to play with them,” Erika explained.

A charming boy in the kindergarten wanted to play with her, but she rejected him.

Sigh…

Erika let out a long sigh like an emotional adult.

She amused Bonnie.

“Okay, how about Mommy taking you to a big dinner tonight? Let’s have fun! Okay?” Bonnie said, trying to coax Erika.

“You’re the best mom in the world!” Erika exclaimed as she hugged Bonnie quickly.

The next moment, she pointed at Bonnie’s jacket pocket and asked, “Mom, why did you buy five of these?”