Chapter 355 Daddy Is Awesome

Bobby and Nadia looked at Nancy.

"Mommy... Why aren't you opening the door for Daddy?" Bobby said with his lips turned down.

Nancy didn't say anything.

"Mommy, why did you lock Daddy outside?" Nadia asked in the same beat as her brother.

Nancy felt wronged, but she couldn't say that their Daddy didn't love their Mommy. Not only did he not love Mommy, but he was also head over heels for some other woman.

She didn't want the kids to be disappointed in their father, so she could only keep quiet.

But now she was sure of one thing—Charles was a playboy!

"Kids, I think we should make dinner now. Wanna come to the kitchen with Mommy?" Nancy forced a smile and asked.

"No, we want Daddy!"

While Nancy was absentminded due to the children's 'complex' questions, two hazy figures sneakily ran into the yard. They silently opened the door for Charles and allowed him to park the car inside.

"Daddy, where did you go with Mommy? Why didn't you bring us with you?" Nadia looked at Charles with her lips pursed.

"Well, Daddy went to a place far away

ncy.

"Well, Mommy, why didn't you save Daddy? This enchantress is scary!" Nadia said worriedly.

"No, men like enchantresses very much. Because of her beauty, your Daddy was even unwilling to come back. If you don't believe me, you can ask him." When Nancy said this, a hint of joy flitted across her heart.

Charles was good at innuendo. And Nancy knew it.

"Daddy, how many enchantresses have you met? Tell us, how did they bully you? Do you really like them?" Nadia rained down her questions on Charles.

Charles's face was as gloomy as a fish.

But he still had no idea about what Nancy meant.

Refusing to be on the losing side, he said, "There are also some male monsters. You have seen them, haven't you?"

Bobby and Nadia nodded at the same time. "Yes, tell us, tell us. We want to hear more!"

The two kids were worried about Charles and Nancy, and more importantly, they wanted to know how they beat the enchantress and the monster.

The children were naive, after all. How could they know that Charles and Nancy were quarreling with each other?