Sebastian looked at Old Master Henry calmly as he started to speak. “I’m her father, I’ll decide what her name should be. Didn’t you just want to take a look at her? Since you’ve seen her now, she should be going back to kindergarten.”

Sebastian then turned his attention to the small child. “Aino, let’s go, you should be in kindergarten.”

Aino, on the other hand, looked away from Sebastian, clearly unwilling to follow him anywhere.

Why did he have to badmouth her mother?

Sebastian’s face straightened. “Haven’t I already apologized? Have you never done anything wrong before?”

Aino didn’t know how to react. She was a very bright child, but there was no way she could win an argument with Sebastian. After all, he had indeed apologized to her.

She was reluctant to leave with Sebastian, but didn’t really have a say in the matter either.

Aino did not say anything to Sebastian throughout the journey. When they arrived at the kindergarten, Sebastian was about to hold her hand and bring