Ignatius Leclair's handsome, stern face lowered as he glanced at his little daughter with rosy cheeks, and called out in a deep voice, "Benjamin, bring your rabbit home."
Benjamin Leclair lifted her pretty little face, her big black eyes suddenly wide open, and ran over to tug at the man's pants leg, whining, "Daddy, I want to stay at Great-grandma's house."
"Not coming home anymore?" The man's long, deep eyes squinted.
"Daddy can stay at Great-grandma's house too, anyway, there's no Mommy at home." Benjamin pouted her rosy lips and said softly.
Attacked simultaneously by his brother and daughter, Mr. Leclair suddenly felt the world wasn't so wonderful. He snorted coldly and said, "I'll find you a new mommy tomorrow."
Benjamin's dark eyes looked at her bad daddy, counted on her fingers, and said, "Daddy, you've said that 7, 8, 9, 10 times."
