After divorce I am a billionaire

Malcolm chuckled and knew what she intended to do after glancing at her, "Did you make a mistake? Why are you so attentive totoday?" "Uh..." Molly waved her little hand frantically, blinking her eyes in a guilty conscience.

Malcolm's face looked serious and he emphasized, "I like to teach a lesson to liar babies. You can think clearly before deciding whether to tellthe truth or not." Molly pursed her lips and was instantly discouraged, "Do you already know it?" Malcolm nodded and stared at her with a forced smile, "You messed up your godfather's blind date with the Stone family daughter. And you called him Daddy, and said that your Mommy is beautiful, gentle and rich, didn't you? " She grasped the important point, "Don't you think Mummy is beautiful and gentle? | was telling the truth. Do you dare to say that Mummy is not beautiful" Malcolm didn't fall into her trap at all.

"Your mummy is the most perfect woman in my heart, but, when you call your godfather Daddy outside, whose wife do you take your mum to be?" The more he spoke, the deeper his voice was, and the more serious his face was.

"Ugh..." Molly bit her lower lip and her little hands behind her back were restless. Malcolm stood up straight beside the bed.

Daddy's angry eyes looked so scary! Molly didn't dare to look at him and avoided not to see his eyes.

When eating in the hotel room, what did the godfather tell her? How to fight against Daddy's scolding? Molly got nervous and forgot all about it.

She pondered and asked in a small voice, "Are you going to beat me?" Malcolm asked, "You are disobedient. Should | beat you?" Molly shook her head and said weakly, "Daddy, | am still young. Domestic violence is not advocated..." Malcolm sat down beside the bed, rolled up his cuffs slowly, and motioned for Molly to cover in a deep voice, "Not to do it more than three times. | have asked you not to call him Daddy. And I've told you about it no less than five times, but you still can't remember it. This time, | have to let you remember a little longer.” The first few times when Malcolm was angry with Molly, he just tried to scare her with the fierce expression. In fact, he just tapped her twice as a warning.

But Molly was too naughty and didn't take his words seriously at all.

Lyra was his wife, but his daughter called another man Daddy.

What was more, the person Molly called Daddy was his former rival in love. Who can bear this? The more he thought about it, the angrier he became. Malcolm ordered seriously, "Chere." Molly backed away in horror, "I am already five years old! | have dignity!" Seeing Malcolm's expression which implied this was not negotiable, Molly turned around and threw herself directly on Spencer who was sitting by the head of the bed.

"Save me! | don't want to be beaten!" Her big watery eyes stared at Spencer and she was whimpering exaggeratedly.

Spencer shook his head, not intending to save her, "Why do you call the outsider Daddy? Momo, you should be punished." Molly was speechless.

It was screwed up. Her brother won't help her and had betrayed her. And their mother was not in the laboratory, so she can't help her who was going to be beaten...

She had no backers and so desperate. And she burst into tears.

Malcolm sat upright and still waited for her by the bed, as if he had no intention of wiping her tears for her, or coaxing her. Molly stood beside Malcolm in a fit of anger .

She stomped her feet in a hurry, and complained, "You don't feel sorry foranymore, then letdie!" Malcolm frowned and looked at her.

Before he could even feign beating her, she started to do sad-fishing miserably. Whom did she learn this from? He waved his right hand.

"Malcolm, show mercy!" A pair of big hands broke into Malcolm's line of sight, covering Molly's back.

Malcolm didn't have to look up to know who was preventing him.

Molly seemed to have caught a savior and shouted, "Save me. | am going to be beaten to death!" Anthony didn't leave and found that Malcolm seemed to be looking for Molly to reproach. He listened to their conversation outside the door, for fear that Molly would be beaten.

"Malcolm, what happened at noon today, Momo really did something wrong, but it happened. The Stone family daughter who | dated on a blind date hurt me. | didn't want to meet her, but she went too far. Momo couldn't bear it and helpfight back.” He said it seriously and tentatively carried up Molly. Seeing that Malcolm had no objection, he decisively took Molly into his arms, patiently patted Molly, who was crying, on the back, and gently comforted her.

"I know | shouldn't be involved in, but today, it's my fault. | mishandled it." Malcolm stared at him with sharp black eyes, but didn't refute, "It's really your fault. Momo is still young and naive, but you're not." "I knew she calledinappropriately and said unreasonable things, and | didn't stop her. And | didn't clarify the misunderstanding to the daughter of the Stone family ." "Anthony, are you sure you have no another ideas?" Anthony was dumbfounded for a moment.

Molly sobbed and hugged his neck tightly, "Daddy, don't blAnthony. He has no bad intentions. It's just because he pampersand allowsto play tricks." Malcolm looked at his daughter's aggrieved expression when defending for Anthony, and sighed, "Molly, do you know what did you do wrong?" "Ugh..." Molly was Anthony 's arms, not answering his question.

Malcolm threatened with a sullen face, "This is the last time. | will punish you about calling him Daddy. If you do it again next time, | will ground you and never allow you to see your godfather." This threat was very effective.

Molly was very scared, crying and admitting, "I am sorry. | won't call him Daddy in the future. Daddy, please spare me." "Molly, never again,” Malcolm said solemnly.

Molly grabbed the collar of Anthony's suit, and wiped her tears and snot herself.

Anthony just felt sorry for her, and said to Malcolm, "Momo's eyes are red from crying. | take her out to coax her and then take her to the children’s playground.” Malcolm nodded and agreed.

Although he acted fiercely just now, he calmed down and was reluctant to really beat Molly.

And it would hurt him most in the end if he really beat her.

Besides, Molly loved to complain...

Anthony quickly left the ward with Molly in his arms . As soon as the door was closed, Spencer leaned on the bedside for the IV drip, and said coldly, "Daddy, your daughter is standing with you."