Extra III. On the Cloud Nine

Receiving such valuable advice from her former mistress, the servant's lips curled up in a sudden. "Thank you, Madam. I will remember it well."

"And don't forget to give my regards to Ronald," Cayden said while leaning under his mother's chin. "Who knows, he misses me."

After a short laugh, Lena nodded quickly. "Yes, he must have missed you."

"Then order the menu for adult. Last week's meal must have made him not full. Aren't your stomachs bigger than the toddlers' stomachs?" the toddler continued with a flat face. He didn't even realize that his mother was holding back laughter because she was amused about his behavior.

"Don't worry, Young Master. My brain won't go wrong again tonight. I can think more normally now," the servant said in a half-whisper.

Right at that very moment, a man greeted unexpectedly, "Good evening, Lena."

In an instant, the girl turned towards the door. Ronald was standing there with a sweet smile. His blue shirt gave