Chapter 86

When Thaddeus heard it was Bobby, he opened the car door and stepped out with his slender legs.

The man took off his sunglasses and looked at the little boy, who did not even reach his waist. He raised his brows and asked, “Do you need something?”

Thaddeus guessed that the boy would tell him to stay away from his mother or something. After all, the boy did not like him. He liked his Daddy Victor more.

Bobby was tiny in front of Thaddeus’s 190 cm stature and had to crane his neck to look at the man.

“Can we find a place to sit down and talk? My neck is a little sore.”

Thaddeus’s lips could not help but curl up as he let out a snicker.

Bobby seemed annoyed. “You’re an adult, and I’m a kid. I haven’t grown up yet, so I’m not as tall as you. It’s very impolite to laugh at others, Mr. Fontaine.”

Thaddeus’s snickers grew.

Bobby gritted his teeth and clenched his fists, enduring it.

He would not have talked to such a disrespectful person if not for the fact that he wanted to know thi