Chapter 1510

“Corinne, we’re here,” said Sunny when they arrived at the kindergarten.

Corinne snapped out of her thoughts.

“Okay. You guys wait in the car while I go pick them up,” she said. She then got out of the car and

walked toward the entrance.

Sunny could not help but think she looked so lost and small as he watched her make her way to the

entrance.

“Lucas, don’t you think Corinne…doesn’t look too well?” he asked worriedly.

“You have the cheek to ask?” Lucas was also staring worriedly at Corinne’s back. “If you hadn’t called

her over, she wouldn’t have found out about Jeremy and Sophia!”

Sunny knew he was to blame, too. He dropped his head in shame and sighed.

After a while, Corinne led the three kids out of the kindergarten.

Lucas and Sunny got out of the car one after another.

“Uncle Lucas!” cried Joey and Christine happily when they saw him. They then ran toward him with

their arms wide open.

Lucas squatted and welcomed them with open arms as they threw themselves at him.

Only ‘Bryan’ acted shyly. He was holding Corinne’s hand as he quietly called him, “Hello, Uncle Lucas.”

Lucas looked up from Joey and Christine’s heads and at ‘Bryan’. He knew he was not really Bryan but

the baby Jeremy stole three years ago.

‘If I remember correctly…Jeremy named him Benjamin,’ he thought. He knew he should not say

anything since Corinne had not realized anything was amiss.

Sunny crossed his arms and pretended to be angry. “Hey, you three! What about me? Have you

forgotten all about your Uncle Sunny?”

‘Uncle Sunny?’ The three kids turned to look at him in unison.

Joey had seen him before when he was little, so he was somewhat familiar with him. On the other

hand, it was the first time ‘Bryan’ and Christine had met him.

They looked at Sunny and then back at Lucas, thinking they looked similar. They then looked at

Corinne with a questioning look in their eyes.

Corinne nodded at them. “Yes, this here is Uncle Lucas’ younger brother. You can call him Uncle

Sunny.”

After getting confirmation from their mother, Christine was the first to walk up to Sunny. She looked up

at him and asked in her haughty-cute way, “Uncle Sunny, are you going to spoil us like Uncle Lucas

spoils us?”

Sunny laughed dotingly before tapping her on the nose. “Of course! You should know I love kids. I can

teach you guys how to play games. I’m awesome at that.”

Christine was not interested in games, but the two boys’ eyes immediately lit up.

“Uncle Sunny, what games do you play?”

“Uncle Sunny, when can you teach us how to play games?”

Sunny was about to answer them when Lucas cleared his throat intimidatingly.

“Ahem! Really? Is that the first thing you’re going to teach when you just got back? Don’t you know

they’re still young, so they shouldn’t be spending so much time staring at screens?”