My Heart only Beats for You

"Hayden, Hayden, he's back! Your father is back!" The nanny couldn't help yelling.

Hayden muttered, "You're lying. My father isn't back." "It's true." The nanny was getting more and more agitated. "Hayden, look, your father's right outside the window." Hayden trembled all over.

He raised his head and looked out the window, not even daring to breathe.

However, there was no one there.

The hope in Hayden's eyes faded away instantly.

He murmured, "I knew you were lying to me, Auntie. My father hasn't cback at all." His words had just fallen when the door was pushed open.

Tobias stood there, facing the light. He looked unbelievably handsand warm.

Hayden's head was abuzz.

He rubbed his eyes, wondering if he was dreaming.

"Daddy," Hayden said in a small voice, his disbelief evident.

Tobias walked to him, looking like he was coated in gold.

Hayden stared at him. "Am I dreaming?" "Hayden, you're not dreaming. Daddy's here," Tobias said in his deep voice.

"Daddy, is it really you?" Tobias didn't immediately reply. He picked Hayden up and said, "Hayden, Daddy's here. Take a good look and see whether I'm your Daddy." Hayden reached out a small hand and ran it over Tobias' face.

It was warm to the touch.

It was a real person, and this was his father, whom he'd been longing for.

"Daddy!" Hayden's shout resounded in the room.

"I'm here, I'm here." Tobias' arms tightened around Hayden.

Hayden buried his head in Tobias' arms. "Daddy, I knew you weren't dead, I knew it! They said that you died in the explosion, and I knew they were lying! I knew you were alive!" Hayden didn't cry, even when Tobias walked into the room.

At this moment, however, he was sobbing uncontrollably, his tears flowing down his face and onto Tobias' suit. "My Daddy's the most awesman in the world, even better than Ultraman. How can he die? He won't!" "Daddy, I knew you weren't dead, I knew it. Here you are, right in front of me..." Tobias' found it hard to get a grip on his emotions, and Natalie's eyes turned red as she watched them.

In that moment, she suddenly felt like they'd truly made it out of a disaster, and it was the most wonderful thing in the world, though Hayden was sobbing hysterically.

What mattered in the end was that Tobias was fine, she was fine, and Hayden was fine as well.

The three of them could still be a happy family.

From now on, there would be no more calamities and no more misfortunes. The three of them would happily be together forever.

After a long time, Hayden calmed down.

They had half a day's tbefore they could go back to the United States.

Tobias asked Natalie to give him and Hayden sprivacy so that they could talk.

They spoke for a long, long time, probably a few hours.

After a long time, Hayden finally cout.

There was a complicated expression on his face.

There was an orange in his hand.

He walked over to Natalie's side apprehensively and said, "Natalie, this is for you." Natalie was taken aback.

Then, her eyes lit up with joy. This was the first tHayden had proactively given her something to eat after since finding out that she was his biological mother. Natalie immediately took the orange from him.

She peeled it and stuffed a piece into Hayden's mouth. "Natalie, you eat too," Hayden said in a muffled voice.

Natalie smiled and ate a piece of the orange as well.

It tasted delicious and sweet.

"Natalie, is it good?" asked Hayden.

Natalie nodded.

"Hayden, you're still calling her Natalie?" Tobias' voice rang out clearly.

Hayden glanced at Natalie nervously, suddenly feeling a little shy.

Earlier, Tobias had spoken with him for a long tand told him that he was now a big boy, so he had to think like an adult.

Tobias told him that Natalie had been through a lot, and that she hadn't deliberately abandoned him.

Tobias told him a lot of things, and Hayden had taken all of it to heart.

He thought of the white hair that he had seen on Natalie's head.

Hayden thought to himself, "Like Daddy said, I'm a big boy now. I have to think like an adult, and not a boy." That meant that he should be kind and generous.

He couldn't kick up a fuss and throw a tantrum with Natalie.

Even so, Hayden just couldn't bring himself to address Natalie as "Mommy".

Meanwhile, Natalie could see that Hayden was in a tough spot.

She immediately said, "There's no rush for that. You can continue to callNatalie, and we'll slowly transition into everything else." To tell the truth, Natalie was fine with Hayden calling her Natalie forever.

As for Tobias, he just thought that it'd be more appropriate for Hayden to address Natalie respectfully, instead of calling her by name. Since Natalie had said so... Tobias would listen to his wife.

They had a long way to go, and plenty of ttogether. There was indeed no rush.

When Hayden saw that Tobias and Natalie didn't push him to change, he sighed in relief.

Honestly, it'd be hard for him to suddenly address Natalie as "Mommy".

"Natalie, you'll still be my Natalie, right? You'll bringfor burgers and soft drinks, and buyUltraman figurines and bringto the amusement park, right?" Hayden suddenly asked. There was a hint of nervousness in Hayden's voice. He was terrified that Natalie would change after becoming his mother.

He was worried that Natalie would beclike those other kids' mothers, not allowing their kids to have junk food, only proper meals.

They wouldn't even allow them to go to amusement parks, and they could only stay at hand study.

Natalie saw through Hayden's mind.

She smiled and said, "Hayden, don't you worry about a thing. I'm still your Natalie, and I'll always be. I won't change one bit." A bright smile immediately formed on Hayden's face.

He suddenly felt overjoyed. He'd been elated, from the moment Tobias had returned.

He even felt that the matter of his mother abandoning him was insignificant, and that he shouldn't ve waste tPresenting her. Smallh thủy FindNI.n't website on Gøøgl" to access chapters of early and in the highest quality. He was a big boy. How could he be so petty over these things? "There's a cloud out there." Hayden suddenly spotted a cloud outside the window.

Its shape looked like a family of three cuddling together.

Two adults and a child.

Tobias and Natalie looked over as well.

"It looks like the three of us, me, Natalie, and Daddy." Hayden pointed at it excitedly.

Natalie smiled. "I think you're right." Her gaze fell on Tobias' face. "What do you think?"