Extra I. Irreplaceable Love

“Hey, Little Prince, are you still not sleepy? You haven't rested in hours. Now you better get some sleep," Max said while patting his son's soft diaper.

Instead of responding, Cayden Evans just blinked. He still felt comfortable leaning on Gabriella's stomach. His two tiny hands even refused to take off the clothes his mother was wearing.

"Leave him alone, Max," the woman sighed before slowly glancing over with a meaningful smile. “The Little Prince must really miss me. He's afraid that we could be separated again. So, it's natural that he wants to enjoy every second with me."

“Then, what about me? You promised to serve me a delicious dinner,” the man pouted, sounding like a child.

Knowing that her husband was deliberately exaggerating his expression, Gabriella laughed faintly. A second later, she stroked the slightly pale man's cheek.

“Max, aren't you tired? You've been looking for me and taking care of Cayden alone for hours. You also put in a lot