The Day I Kissed An Older Man novel Chapter 1438

"But, Mommy… I like both balloons…" muttered Bryan with a pitiful pout. He was still at the age where he could not control his greed.

Even though Corinne would spoil the kids from time to time, she was very strict when it came to teaching them how to be a decent human being.

"You can ask me to buy you another one if you like both balloons instead of forcing your brother to give you his. Your brother likes balloons too, and he'll have none if he gives you his. Let me ask you something: Would you be sad if the same thing happened to you?"

"I know, Mommy, I was wrong…" said Joey. He turned to Joey and said, "Sorry, Joey. Let's share our balloons! You can play with mine, too."

Joey decided to forgive and forget. He smiled happily and said, "Okay! Let's play together."

Children's emotions were ever-changing like the weather, and it was not long before their laughter could be heard in the air.

The younger twin, Christine, followed after her two brothers with her pink bunny balloon. Even though she was the youngest, she was actually the most mature out of the three of them. Thus, she found Joey and Bryan immature to fight over the balloons.

Francine clapped her hands to get their attention. "Alright, let's all get into the car. We're going for pizza!"

The kids quickly got into the car one after another. Seeing this, Corinne walked over too.

"It's hard to treat all kids equally, huh? You certainly have your hands full, Corinne," said Jason as he walked along her.

"It's not really that hard," replied Corinne nonchalantly. "As long as you have the intention and are observant enough to catch the kids' feelings, which I'm a master of."

Meanwhile, Sophia arrived back at her hotel.

"Zachary, we're back!"

She walked into the presidential suite with Benjamin in her arms, but her husband was not in the living room. She put down Benjamin and went to the bedroom to look for him.

"Zachary, what are you doing?"

A man in a wheelchair was quietly staring out of the floor-to-ceiling window. The presidential suite was situated on the highest floor, so he could see the entire city from where he was sitting.