After Reborn, I Become a Billionaire
Chapter 759 A Long Sleep

Chapter 759 A Long Sleep

After showering, Little Bunny was waiting inside the bedroom for a long time.

But Theodore hadn't shown up. Perhaps he was just joking, she reckoned. Then she walked out of the room, seeing the nanny standing outside the room where her son slept, she looked a bit confused, "Kyla, why are you standing here? What about my son?"

"Master Theodore said he wanna stay with the baby alone. So I left. But I worry that he has no idea what to do when the baby wakes up and starts crying. That's why I am waiting here." Little Bunny nodded.

She got to admit that Kyla had been actively responsible for tending to her baby, thanks to whom she was free from the fatigue of looking after the baby and she got plenty of time to reshape her figure. The Wolds had been nice to her. If she had married someone else, she might not have been treated so well.

Sighing, she dropped the idea of continuing as Mrs Wold. Now everything she had was meant to be. She carefully opened the door to peep. Then she saw Theodore sleeping soundly next to the baby, while her son was also in sound sleep.

It was her very first time feeling the connection brought by the family. For a long period, she even felt like the baby didn't seem to belong to Theodore as he barely spent time with him. At this moment, she was unparalleled touched.

As she walked in, both Theodore and his son were still sleeping. Before that, she barely reserved any hope for her marriage. But now she seemed to change her mind a bit. After all, she didn't have the power to say no.

When Theodore opened his eyes, he noticed night had fallen. There was a second when he somehow felt like he was somewhere strange. He sat up straight on the bed. Not until then did he notice that he was sleeping with his son at home.

Damn? But where was his son?

As soon as he got up, he found nobody around. Dishevelled and exasperated, he rushed out of the room, only to replace that Little Bunny was playing with the baby on the mat. The baby struggled to turn himself over. Though he looked a bit chubby, his movement seemed flexible.

Every time he managed to turn himself over, Little Bunny would clap to praise him while the nanny was echoing. For the very first time, he found a kind of attachment to the family.

When he was living with his father back in the old days, neither of them talked. Whenever there was a voice echoing in the air, it must be either of them arguing with the other. So as time went by, he hardly talked to his father. But now as he saw both Little Bunny and their son, his heartbeat started running wild.

Was he reflecting upon his own family after hearing about the divorce between Oscar and Hannah?

He simply walked over. Little Bunny raised her head as she noticed someone approaching. Then she saw his amusing dishevelled look.

He was a refined and attractive gentleman. But he barely attached much importance to his appearance. He felt like he preferred to emanate his charm from the inside. So he paid little attention to dressing. That was why he looked a bit amusing right now as he just woke up.

Nor did Little Bunny intend to remind him. After all, she still reserved awe and respect for him.

"Master Theodore," she addressed his name formally.

He couldn't help frowning. Whatever. He didn't care much about how she was going to address him.

"When did he wake up?" his voice sounded a bit weird as if he felt like he was left alone.

"It has been hours."

"Why didn't you wake me up?"

"You look pretty tired. So I leave you alone to sleep. You have been sleeping for more than five hours."

Confused, he doubted if he did sleep for so long.

"Even if you don't wanna wake me up, you gotta get me noticed. It's not up to you to decide the right time to wake me up." His voice sounded a bit sulky.

He somehow reserved mixed feelings for Little Bunny.

"Okay." Answered she.

"Have you finished dinner?" asked Theodore.

"Yeah."

"Yeah?" he suddenly raised his voice, for which Little Bunny was startled.

Even the baby turned to look at him.

"You finished dinner without me?" he seemed a bit annoyed.

"I don't know when you are gonna wake up. I just saw you were sleeping soundly. Now it's over nine at night..." she explained timidly.

After all, she considered it necessary to please him as he was fully providing her with financial backup.

"You should have woken me up." He sulked.

With her head down, she replied in a timid voice, "Yes, next time I'll know."

Though sulkiness was brewing, he found her look quite pitiful. He felt like she appeared too appealing to be reproached.

After a short pause, he continued, "Tell them to serve me dinner."

"Okay." She nodded.

Of course, she had already told the servants to prepare his proportion though she didn't wait to dine with him. Dining regularly mattered the most for a lady like her who needed to breastfeed her baby.

A few minutes later, all dishes were served. Though they were all his favourite ones, he didn't have much appetite while eating even with hunger.

Ever since his childhood, he had been dining alone. As his father had been picky about his table manners, he always tried to avoid dining with him. Most of the time, he dined alone. But now he somehow found it weird to stay alone for dinner.

He turned to look at Little Bunny, who was smiling purely with great charm. Meanwhile, she emanated a sense of motherhood while holding the baby.

"Damn." He couldn't help murmuring. Now he felt like his appetite had gone.

"Master Theodore, is there anything wrong with the dishes?" one of the servants asked tentatively.

Commonly speaking, he should have enjoyed the dinner as all those dishes were his favourites. He took a look at the servant and murmured to reply, "I fancy some bunnies."

The servant paused out of surprise. If she was not mistaken, Theodore had never asked for bunnies for food. But of course, Theodore was referring to Little Bunny.

"Okay then...Master Theodore, do we need to prepare some dishes made of bunnies right now?" asked the servant.

"Bunnies are cute! How can you get them killed?" Theodore questioned rhetorically.

The servant was rendered greatly puzzled.