Bearing His Child, Burying My Heart novel Chapter 46

"My little nephew is the champion of this competition. His skill of playing piano is even better than mine and Andrew's. He's already at the sixth rank when he was four years old. It can be seen how well his mother can teach her child."

"It must be a talented girl. If only you could marry her." A beautiful and gentle girl appeared in Jane's mind.

It was a pity that her son had made such a mess of things. It would be strange if a girl looked at him again!

"Dad, mom, I know which school Lucas is in, so you guys can take this opportunity to catch a glimpse of him from afar!" Agnes suggested.

"Alright, I'll go and take a look with your dad tomorrow."

"I will bring the child back to meet you in a few days." Sage said confidently.

Jane turned her head to glare at him. "You'd better think of a way to supplement the child's mother!"

"Sage, don't worry. I'll help you." Agnes felt that her brother was so pitiful!

Sage's eyes narrowed as he said to Agnes, "Alright! But don't mess around."

It had been difficult for the couple to fall asleep that night. The pleasant surprise had come so suddenly, so unexpectedly. A young grandson was in this world.

"I must go and take a look tomorrow morning, even from a distance." Jane excitedly said to her husband.

"Alright, go to sleep! I'll accompany you to see our grandson tomorrow."

Absolutely not.

So what if that Sage had power and influence? She wasn't afraid of him at all.

Early in the morning.

While Moira was escorting her son to school, the school entrance was still filled with luxurious cars today. However, a luxurious Bentley was the first to arrive and occupy a favorable position. Behind the car window, Agnes was sitting in the front passenger seat, pointing at Lucas.

"Dad, Mom, here they are. Look, a handsome little guy." Agnes immediately found the little fellow in the crowd.

At the same time, this was the first time she had seen Lucas's mother. For such a handsome little fellow, his father's genes were important, and his mother's genes were equally important!