Crossing the Gods as Slaves

Chapter 219 Belonging (2)

Asani arched her back in Tis's arms, still sobbing: "I also...hiccup...love mommy..."

Tis stroked Asni's back and couldn't help sighing in her heart again and again. Oh, Asni, her most beloved, what can mother do to keep you by her side...

Tis comforted Ashney for a long time before she stopped crying.

"Has Dad told you a story recently?"

Ashney shook her head aggrievedly: "Dad hasn't told me stories for several days..."

Asani’s grievances made Tis feel even more sad.

"So has Aseny been eating and exercising recently?"

"Yes, I am very well behaved every day. I also study well in school. The teacher praises me for my good academic performance."

Tis touched Ashney's head and said, "That's great. Ashney is the best. Mommy loves you the most."

Asani nodded, nestled in her mother's arms and asked Tis: "Where is mommy? Why can't I see you all the time? Daddy doesn't say anything. I'm very sad..."

Tis sighed apologetically: "I'm sorry, Asini, Dad and Mom live far apart, so we can't come to see you often, but you are the only one Mom loves the most. You have to be well so that Mom can be well, understand?"

Asheni nodded in confusion, and Tiss slipped another small note into Asheni's hand: "Memorize this number, and when daddy is not around, call this number to find mom, okay?"

Asani nodded again: "Just like before, I stayed with my mother and couldn't see my father. Now, I live in my father's house and I can't see my mother. Is that right?"

Tis' eyes were sore and he nodded sadly: "Yes, that's it."

Ashney's long eyelashes fluttered, and her little head slowly drooped down... She heard other classmates say that after parents divorced, they could no longer live together, and the children could only live with an adult, which was called a single-parent family...

Asani sadly discovered that she was now a child from a single-parent family...

Tis didn't know that the little girl in front of her had come to such a conclusion, and she was still trying to comfort her, telling her to be happy with her father, because she was the one her mother loved most...

Tess stayed with Arthurie until night fell. After she read a few fairy tales to her, she fell asleep in her arms. Tess looked at her daughter's little face, looked at the time, turned off the wall lamp, and left the room quietly.

After she went downstairs, she saw Sid still sleeping on the sofa. A dim wall lamp was on behind the sofa, reflecting Sid's peaceful and handsome sleeping face.

The fact that Sid didn't wake up undoubtedly made Tess breathe a sigh of relief from the bottom of his heart. If the two of them were to face each other at this moment, he really didn't know whether they would have another cold quarrel. Arthurnie had just fallen asleep, and it would be too bad to let his daughter hear the quarrel between her parents.

Tess's gaze lingered on Sid's face for a moment and then moved away. She walked down from the second floor carefully, and there was still silence behind her. Her movements did not alarm Sid at all.

Tis strode out of Sid's mansion and smiled at the sentry in front of the gate.

Sid stood by the French window in the living room on the second floor, calmly watching Tis disappear into the night...

There was no trace of drunkenness on his face, nor was there any sign of fatigue after waking up from a deep sleep. He just stared silently and for a long time at the road outside the mansion, as if the long row of street lights there was the final destination of his gaze...