Dear Ace's
#83 Australia
Aunty then knocked on the main room door to deliver the drinks and snacks requested by Ace earlier. After that Ace immediately ate it while inviting the grandma to talk about many things including about dinosaurs. Ace also asked about the lion in his house whether it was very fierce or not, and grandma replied that the lion was a little tame because it had been cared for since childhood. Now that the lion is a little old so it takes more cost and time to care for it painstakingly, so grandpa recruited 2 people who are experts to help him care for his pet lion.
Actually grandma asked grandpa to put it in the zoo alone but grandpa already loved the lion very much and felt that his pet lion was like a dog, like a dog, because he was very close and tame with the granda. The Robinson family chose the lion as their pet rather than a dog because they wanted something different, even though they still loved all the other animals as well.
The lion, named Petra, was given to Liam as his 15th birthday, originally to be given by Lian but for fear that Liam would offer to take care of him. Occasionally Petra is left wandering in her yard to walk - a path so that she does not get bored in her cage, but still with grandpa supervision as well. Hearing stories of grandpas and grandpas about Petra, Ace became desperate to go to Australia to play with her.
"Ace wants to go to Australia to see Petra."
"Tomorrow if daddy's healed, invite daddy to go to Australia huh?"
"Nee grandma daddy."
"Now Ace can do anything?" ask grandpa.
"Now Ace can count, read, write....."
"And playing," said Ace interrupting Jane's conversation.
Everyone immediately laughed and grandpa then rubbed Ace's hair.
"If it's been a long time ago hahaha."
"After Ace was 2 years old Jane wanted Ace put in a granda preschool" Liam told the outlet.
"Then how's Li?" ask grandpa.
"At first I did not agree but after going to a survey about the learning system I agreed."
"It's okay - if you two have agreed to put Ace into preschool after the age of 2 years, well it can train Ace to socialize with children his age."
"Yes right Liam, the grandma also agreed with what the grandpa said. Well, Ace is your son, so we're up to you to decide how to deal with Ace, we both never interfere with that."
"Yes from the days of daddy you are also grandpas and grandmas never interfere with Jonathan's attendant system. So we both always give freedom to them to take care of their children, if anything goes wrong to the point of going too far, then we act so as not to become more - so."
"Yes grandpa."
Grandpa then patted Liam on the shoulder.
"By the same age, I'm sure you can decide which is good and which is not for your child, right?"
"Hehe was a grandpa, although Liam was actually still learning from Jane because Jane was with Ace longer than I was."
"Jane, please help her to guide Liam huh?" ask grandma.
Jane smiled.
"Yes grandma, Jane will gladly help Liam to be a good father to Ace."
"Daddy is a good daddy really, he always read me fairy tales before going to bed and also invite me to play together let alone often buy me ice cream."
"Is she really?"
"Truely grandma's daddy, and therefore Ace is very affectionate with daddy."
"When with eomma?"
"Ace is also affectionate with eomma despite being fierce."
Grandma made a laugh with Ace's confession.
"Maybe Ace is hard to tell, so eomma is fierce with Ace."
"Yes sometimes."
"Well," said grandma kissing Ace's cheek.
Jane took it and gave it to Ace.
"Here, don't eat it too much later you cough."
"Nee eomma."
A week later Liam has begun to improve and slowly can do activities as usual even though he has not been allowed to enter the office. Liam then invites Jane and Ace to come home with him to Australia, because he wants to rest there before returning to work. Hearing this, Jane agrees but Jane later says that she wants to finish her business with Simon first. Liam agreed and immediately helped Jane to pack because later in the afternoon they would go to Australia.
"Eh hey babe, how did you decide?" simon asked enthusiastically after Jane came to see him.
"My decision is that I will continue the rest of my life with my husband Liam, and we both plan to raise Ace together."
"But didn't you tell me back then that your relationship had begun to stretch and feel empty?"
"That was then, now that I've been through this and Liam has shown that he really deserves to be Ace's father then I'll decide to go back with him."
"But babe...."
"Simon sought another woman besides myself who was married, and no one could replace Liam as Ace's father because Ace's blood flowed in his body."
Simon held Jane's hands together.
"Give me a chance to prove that I'm also capable of being a good addition father to Ace."
Jane took off Simon's hand.
"I'm sorry, I can't give you that chance and thank you for hurting Liam for making our relationship as close as it used to be."
"What do you mean Jane?"
Jane slapped Simon on the cheek.
"I know that you told people to stab Liam to make me almost lose him forever so this slap is in return for you!!" shouted Jane.
"I-this is Babe's misunderstanding."
"I have no time to wait for you because I'm going to start my life with him back in Australia" he said, leaving Simon and going to Liam's car.
*blam.* Jane closed the door.
"Let's go now!" jane's orders.
"Good mistress."
The driver then drove his vehicle to the airport because the grandma and grandpa might have been waiting for him there. The four of them, along with Mr. Kang, will go on a private jet belonging to the Robinson family. Wherever Jane goes there will always be Mr. Kang by his side as his loyal bodyguard, and Liam never objected to it because he already trusted Mr. Kang so much. A few hours later they had landed in Australia and had gone to the Robinson family residence.
"It's a hotel?" ask Jane to be astonished.
"It's not my house, well as I do because a lot of people say that this is a mansion or something but I think it's still home."
"Woahh the page is also very broad."
"I'm going to put up a goal because I heard Ace really likes to play ball" said grandpa.
"Eh no need to bother - grandpa fuss."
"It's okay Jane, after all this is all for my dear great-grandchildren oh yeah you change the grass like it's in a stadium."
"Eh grandpa."
"Just let Jane go."
"Hubby yes."