Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South]
“Thank you, but I don’t want to be your guinea pig. I’m afraid you’ll poison me.” Catherine had tried his
food and it was off-putting.
“Let me take you to watch a movie, then.” “No.”
Catherine hung up the call straight away. Despite knowing that she should stick to her plan instead of
acting this way, she could not help but feel indignant over the incident last night.
Meanwhile, in the president’s office.
When he was hung up on, Shaun’s temples twitched.
He turned on his laptop but failed to digest any of the words displayed there. When it was 3:00 p.m., he
started the car and sped toward the preschool.
The security guard at the gate knew him, so he was allowed to go to the door of the class.
The kids had just woken up from their nap and were drinking iced pear juice. Suzie was sitting beside a
boy in a white shirt. He was reading a book while keeping his head down. She secretly took his juice and
sipped on it.
The boy raised his head. After that, he furrowed his brows and glared at Suzie as a warning.
Suzie stuck her tongue out in an extremely mischievous manner.
When she spotted Shaun through the French window, she was so shocked that she nearly bit her
tongue.
Lucas looked in the same direction and shuddered deep down.
Damn it! Shaun had caught sight of his face. He remembered that his mom had told him that he bore a
strong resemblance to her.
At that instant, Lucas’ face paled in spite of himself.
A wave of emotions swept over Shaun who was standing outside.
When Shaun noticed the boy beside Suzie just now, he found his face rather familiar. After glancing at
him twice, Shaun realized that the boy’s features were very similar to Catherine’s. In fact, the boy was a
mini version of Catherine. The only difference was that the boy’s brows made him look even fiercer.
At the sight of Suzie and the boy sitting together, all kinds of shocking thoughts flashed across Shaun’s
mind.
If his twins were still alive and they were a pigeon pair, the boy would have looked like this boy.
How could everything be so coincidental? “Uncle Shaun, why are you here?”
At this moment, Suzie ran out with an uneasy look.
“Suzie, who is the boy you were playing with just now?” Shaun squatted down and asked softly.
“His name is Lucas.” Suzie tilted her head and asked in bewilderment, “Why are you asking for his
name?”
“Don’t you think that he… looks like Aunty Cathy?” Shaun’s hands trembled uncontrollably.
“Yeah, that’s why I feel an affinity for him. We always play together, and he’s my best friend, ” Suzie
responded with a grin.
Shaun narrowed his eyes and pursed his lips. “Go inside and continue playing for a while. I’ll come again
later to pick you up.”
“Oh, alright.” His words made Suzie nervous.
When he returned, Lucas ran to her and asked anxiously, “What did he say?”
“It seems that our scummy dad has started suspecting you.” Suzie was at her wit’s end. Lucas frowned.
“Don’t panic. When Mommy decided to send me here, I had already prepared myself for such situations.”
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