169. The annual function

Yohan comforted him, "Don't say that, son. I will always be there for you." His eyes welled up, and he patted Noah's back gently.

Noah mentioned, "The day after tomorrow is the annual function of my music class, and everyone has been invited along with their parents. I was sad because I have a mother but no father. But now I am not sad." He looked at Yohan with a charming smile, "I have you, uncle. I don't want my father. I want you. Will you come to the annual function to see me playing the drums?"

Yohan nodded with a slight smile, "Yes."

Sara, who had been listening to the conversation, felt her eyes welling up with tears as she stood behind them.

Sara had never expected that the bond between Yohan and Noah would be so strong by that time.

"Jimmy," she called out to her son.

Noah and Yohan both looked at the pretty woman in her black nightgown.

"Mommy!" Noah greeted them with a bright smile, and Sara came over to them.

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