Come on Daddy novel (Bright and Rose) novel Chapter 169

Rose then read a bedtime story to Doris. Doris held her giant panda doll and listened to her mother reading the story quietly. The melodious and pleasant voice of her mother made Doris feel peaceful.

Halfway through the story, Bright came out of the bathroom, wiping his wet hair while walking over to the bed.

Rose looked at Bright. He was wearing his gray silk pajamas. They were a bit small for him.

After all, Bright was ten centimeters taller than Chandler, so Bright's wrists and ankles were more exposed in the pajamas and that made the tall and handsome Bright look a little funny.

Rose wanted to laugh, but she managed not to.

From Rose's staring, Bright knew that the pajamas did not fit him.

"Laugh if you like."

Bright walked over to the other side of the bed.

Hearing this, Rose didn't hold back her laughter and laughed like a nightingale.

Even Doris, who had not been asleep, sat down, and grinned.

Bright reached over and touched Doris's forehead. "You made fun of daddy, too?"

"Daddy, you are like a big thief wearing children's clothes. I really can't help it." Doris shook Bright by the arm. "But Daddy is the most handsome man in my eyes."

"Clever girl." Bright touched the bridge of her nose.

"Well, go to bed. Don't be late for school tomorrow morning." Rose patted the soft pillow to remind Doris.

Doris took the bedtime book from Rose and put it in Bright's hand, "Daddy, you will read to me today. It is mommy who has been reading to me, but you never did it."

She riveted her round eyes at Bright, hoping he would accept her request.

"Daddy is tired." Rose reminded Doris to be good.

Bright was so busy that she didn't want her daughter to add to his burden.

"What does it matter? My daughter wants to hear me reading." Bright took the story book from Doris and rubbed her hair lovingly. "Daddy will read the story to you every day and make up for the time I didn't spend with you before, OK?"

"Really?" Doris looked at Bright excitedly.

Bright nodded seriously. "Of course it's true. When has Dad ever lied to you?"

Doris shook her head without hesitation. "That's so great! Dad is the best."

Looking at Doris's happy face, Rose felt left out.

"Dad's the best, but mom's not? You have your father and forget your mother." Rose teased Doris.

Doris gave Rose a hug and said, "Mother is irreplaceable in my heart."

The clever little kid was so lovely.

"All right, lie down." Rose put Doris down on a pillow and then tucked her in bed.

Bright held the story book for her and continued reading the story.

Perhaps Doris was so excited today that she stayed awake until the story finished.