Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1795

"Daddy!"

Adora sprinted over to Elliot, who reached out and scooped her up, showering her with affection.

"Congratulations on graduating from kindergarten, my sweetheart! Here's a gift from me just for you."

Sheena finally understood why he had left early. It was to get a gift for their little one.

Of course, graduating from kindergarten was considered a significant milestone. Hence, a special gift was expected.

Sheena was surprised Elliot was so thoughtful about it.

"Wow, a gift!" Adora exclaimed eagerly.

Adora wasted no time opening the box and was delighted to find an adorable cream-colored kitten inside.

The kitten meowed softly, melting everyone's heart.

"Oh my! A kitty!" Adora squealed with excitement, hugging the little kitten close to her chest.

She often heard her classmates talk about their pets, describing moments spent with their cats and dogs.

Adora had been so envious and always dreamed of having her very own pet.

Unexpectedly, her dream had come true.

Sheena understood Elliot's intention and crouched beside Adora, gently explaining, "Adora, having a pet means you're growing up. You'll be responsible for taking care of it on your own. Daddy and I will provide the cat food and everything it needs, but its daily care is your responsibility. Plus, now that you're about to start elementary school, you'll need to learn to share and be considerate of others, okay?"

Adora nodded in response.

"Mommy, don't worry. I'll take great care of the kitty. You and Daddy don't need to worry."

"Alright, Adora, have you thought of a name for your new friend?"

The two children played with the kitten, their laughter filling the car ride home.

Sheena and Elliot exchanged warm smiles.

"I made a reservation at your favorite restaurant for dinner to celebrate Adora's graduation from kindergarten," Elliot said gently to the kids, his voice filled with love.

Adora's face lit up with joy, feeling like the happiest child in the world.

When the family arrived at the restaurant, the owner greeted them warmly and respectfully. "Mr. Jenkins, we have prepared all the dishes for you. If you need anything, please let us know."

"Okay," Elliot replied, nodding as they entered the private dining room.

Inside the room, a feast of delicious food was laid out on the table.

Sheena busily served dishes and peeled shrimp for the children while Adora and Asher played and chatted excitedly.