Extra II. You Should Be Grateful

Hearing the name, the toddler's eyes immediately widened. Without moving his neck, he witnessed the presence of the uncle. No one noticed that the tiny palms on the table were starting to shrivel with fear.

“You can eat after making Grandpa lose his spirits, hm?” Gabriella quipped without turning her head. The woman only focused on the spread of jam shaped like a bear's head.

"Please don't throw a knife to my heart, Gab," Julian said in a low voice. “I realize that what I did was wrong. I didn't mean to hurt Grandpa at all. As soon as he wakes up, I will immediately apologize to him.”

“Good,” Gabriella replied in the same low, but cynical voice. After placing the bread on her son's hands, the woman curled her lips again. "Enjoy your meal, Little Prince."

With a furrowed brow, Cayden looked away from Julian's face. The toddler felt he had to be careful if he didn't want to be scolded. However, once his eyes found what was painted on the bread, his eyebrows a