Chapter 126

Looking at this scene, Cynthia felt that her son was truly her protector. She didn't even dare to make a sound.

Gabriel could not help but snort. Suddenly, his lips that were a little angry landed on her body and arched for a bit. He stared at her with eyes that could not help but vent his anger, as if it was her fault.

Cynthia gritted her teeth as she endured the pain and heat from the bow. It wasn't until Gabriel stood up and left that her torturous days came to an end.

Just as he was about to leave, Gabriel looked at his son, gnashing his teeth in anger. He really wanted to throw him out.

However, it was both pitiful and innocent. The little fellow who only wanted to hug Mummy and sleep in her arms simply did not know what he had done wrong …

Early morning....

When Cynthia got up, she heard her son's voice coming from the hall, "Daddy, was it you who carried me to your room to sleep last night?"

"No." The man replied in a muffled voice.