The President’s Five Children

The black exhaust fumes from the car made Bonnie cough and teared up.

At the same time, desperation and dazedness took over her.

She wondered what had happened to her eldest son.

It was so stranger that everybody kept silent about this kid as if he were a prohibited taboo.

Bonnie froze there for quite a while before she finally came back to her senses.

She wiped the tears from her face and got herself collected. Then she walked back to her own car.

“Mommy, where have you been?” Erika inclined to her like a koala bear. She put her arms around Bonnie’s neck and hung on it.

“It’s okay. I felt like going to the bathroom just now, so I left for a while.” Bonnie said.

Erika nodded and let go of Bonnie. Then she returned to her own seat.

She felt a bit unhappy.

When she hugged Bonnie just now, she wanted a cheese stick.

Erika knew Bonnie had two cheese sticks left, but she didn’t feel them just now.

Mommy must have given the cheese stick to the other kids!

Erika felt a bit angry. She swore she would find this little boar who stole snacks from their mother.

Bonnie was still consumed in the grief of not hearing about her son and overlooked that.

She drove the three babies to a Thai restaurant.

Erika, who had been in a huff, couldn’t help drooling immediately.

She was so glad that Bonnie took them to eat Thai food. Now she knew her mommy still loved her.

Erika quickly unfastened the seat belt and was about to rush into the restaurant.

“Wait a minute.” Bonnie stopped them. She stretched out her hand with a stern face, “Give it back to me first.”

The three kids looked at each other in confusion and asked, “What is it?”

“The bank card, give it to me now! I need to return it to someone.” Bonnie patiently explained and didn’t lose her temper.

However, the three kids looked quite determined. “We gave it back to you last night, and you put it in the drawer by the door.”

Bonnie was dumbfounded for a moment. She hesitated for a while and asked, “You didn’t take it after that?”

“No, we were at the kindergarten today, and we thought it would be too dangerous to take the bank card there. Also, we would get criticized by the teacher if we did that.” Lukas shook his head.

Lukas was gentle and honest.

Therefore, Bonnie immediately believed in what he said.

However…

If the kids didn’t take the bank card, Bonnie wondered where it was now.

“Mommy, can we get in for dinner now? I’m so starving… Just look at my flat belly!” Erika puffed out her belly sadly.

It was flat, and it was usually chubby.

Bonnie laughed and put aside the bank card thing temporarily. She took the three kids in for dinner.

As soon as he walked in, Erika clamored to go to the bathroom.

Bonnie could only take her to the bathroom while letting Andrew and Lukas order food first.

“Brother, I want curry, but I don’t want it spicy,” Erika yelled on her way to the bathroom.

Her cute voice made everybody in the restaurant laugh.

Bonnie dropped her in the bathroom and then waited outside.

However, as soon as she arrived at the door, a familiar person walked over.

Bonnie was pondering.Content © NôvelDrama.Org.

She should really let Erika tell her fortunes before going out today.

The man was getting closer and closer to her, and Erika’s soft and cute voice came out of the bathroom, “Mommy! I’m done wee weeing! Let’s go eat the curry!”