All Chapters of My Husband, Warm The Bed!: Chapter 1451 - Chapter 1460

Karen Joy held Larry in her arms and said with a smile, "Larry, don't be afraid. Though Uncle Julien looks fierce, he won't actually eat you." Larry quietly looked up at Julien. Seeing Julien's indifferent face, he quickly clung tighter to Karen Joy and said, "He looks scarier than the monsters that eat people." Julien frowned and thought for a moment. Was he really that scary? Grandpa Kyle laughed and said, "Larry, if Uncle Julien is a monster, then I'm a monster hunter. I'll protect you. Don't be afraid." Larry looked at his great-grandfather and then at Julien. After a serious comparison of the two, he came to a conclusion. "Great-grandpa, you can't beat Uncle Julien." Grandpa Hale said, "Why don't you ask your uncle if I can beat him or not?" Mia came out of the kitchen and stated, "Young Master Julien, try not to look so cold everyday, like your father. You're scaring Larry." As soon as Mia finished speaking, she saw Kevin walking down the

"Mom, Uncle Julien's so fierce. I'm scared and I don't want to sleep with Uncle Julien." Larry saw Karen Joy and instantly threw himself into her arms. "Mom, why doesn't Uncle Julien like me?" "Uncle Julien not only likes you, he loves you very much." Karen Joy grabbed Larry's little body and picked him up. "Larry, Uncle Julien actually likes you very much, like how we all do." "But why doesn't he smile at me? I like it when people smile. Like Dad, Mom, Grandma, Great-grandpa, Grand Auntie Mia, Uncle Levi, and also Uncle Jayden and Auntie Silvia who live far away. Oh yeah, Auntie Silvia's my favorite. Every time she sees me, she will smile happily. I like to see her smile. She must like me a lot." Things could be very simple in a child's world. Sometimes, all it took was a simple smile to make them happy. "That's right. Auntie Silvia is beautiful and kind, and most importantly, she likes you the most." Karen Joy knew that Silvia had always wanted her own child, but he

The old Vanessa would argue with him for hours over a movie's plot-hole. She would not give up until the argument was won. Her pride, her confidence and her stubborn, unyielding spirit were everything that made her all the more different, and special from everyone else. The closer he got to her, the deeper his attraction towards her would get. Julien remembered clearly and very fondly that the first-ever movie they watched together was 'Who is the Murderer'. After it ended, they got into a huge, cutthroat quarrel about its plot even before setting foot outside of the cinema. They had placed a bet on who the murderer was half an hour into the movie. In the end, even though Vanessa turned out to be wrong, she still stubbornly believed that she had made the right call. She re-analyzed and scrutinized every clue she learned of before; still, she ended up with the same conclusion - that the real murderer was the one whom she had guessed. Julien explained that this was the

Lionel suddenly felt that his son was in his way! Indeed, he had felt this way for the last three years. Lionel really wanted Larry to sleep in his own room, but the child was extremely adorable and was birthed by Lionel's beloved wife. Hence, he could not bear to leave Larry all alone. Karen Joy discontentedly said, "Larry, didn't I tell you that you shouldn't interrupt us when we kiss? Why don't you listen?" Larry rushed over and hugged his father's thigh. "But you haven't kissed me yet. If you don't kiss me, I won't be able to sleep." Lionel scooped him up and said, "Okay, I'll give our little third wheel a kiss first." Larry was so happy to be kissed by his father that he proclaimed proudly, "Dad, I'll protect mom when you're not home." Lionel nodded and praised him, "You did a good job! Let me give you another kiss" Karen Joy huffed, "Well, you two can keep kissing each other. I'm leaving." Lionel and Larry said together, "No, we love you

She was selfish the year she insisted on giving birth to Lawrie despite being aware of the health complications that he might suffer from. "Lawrie..." Vanessa gently held Lawrie's little hand in her palm. "Tell Mommy if you feel any pain anywhere" "Mommy..." Lawrie feebly uttered. He wanted to say more, but he was too frail to do so. "Lawrie, don't say anything if you're tired. I'll talk to you," Vanessa bowed her head, leaned in and kissed Lawrie's forehead. "I'll stay with you and we'll get you cured no matter what. You'll live a healthy and happy life like other children." "Mommy, I'm not afraid." As long as his Mommy was by his side, he would not be afraid. He believed that he would live. "Yes, my baby's the bravest. But Lawrie, when I'm around, you don't have to keep being so strong. You can relax. You must tell me if you feel uncomfortable." The more mature Lawrie acted, the more uncomfortable Vanessa felt. She wished that Lawrie, who was still