Awake for Love: My Coma Bridegroom novel Chapter 148

At the Bourne Estate family dinner, Grace asked Kaleb with concern, "How's it going with Priscila Norris, the daughter of the Norris Group?" Kaleb looked down, looking a little frustrated.

"Kaleb, your grandma is asking you a question! Didn't you say you guys had a good chat the day before yesterday?" Kaleb's mother said to her son.

Kaleb said dejectedly, "We were having a great time talking, but then a little girl about four or five years old suddenly came running over, calling me daddy. She was crying and screaming, making the scene super awkward. Priscila misunderstood me, and she blocked me. I can't get in touch with her now."

Travis and his wife's faces turned sour. They had hoped that their son could form a connection with a wealthy family through marriage, maintaining their social status. Although Elijah was excellent, he wouldn't share his money with them. They had thought marrying into the Norris Group would go smoothly, but it was ruined by a little girl.

"How could this happen? Did that little girl do it on purpose?" Melina asked angrily.

Kaleb said, "I don't think so. She got separated from her father, and I guess she was terrified, so she mistook me for him."

He felt it was somewhat familiar as he thought of the little girl's face again.

"That little girl looks like someone Violette! The more I think about it, the more I think they look alike!"

Hearing the name "Violette," Travis immediately warned his son, "Don't mention Violette's name in front of Elijah."

Kaleb said, "Uncle, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to. That girl really looks like Violette..." He looked at Elijah, trying to explain.

"Enough, stop talking! Let's eat! Later, you'll go with me to apologize to the Norris family!" Travis said.

Kaleb quietly accepted.

At Silverleaf Ridge, Violette was having dinner with her family.

Soon, the two kids finished eating and ran to their room.

"They already had dinner at school, so they're not hungry," Albina said with a smile. "I didn't expect our Ian to adapt to school life."

Violette looked at the closed door of the children's room and whispered, "Mom, that's a special school, not like regular schools. Ian has no classmates there. It's just him and two teachers."

"Having no classmates is a small matter. I hope he can learn some knowledge so he won't be idle when growing up. It would be even better if he could find a job to support himself later." Albina said, her mood a bit heavy.

Violette comforted her, "Mom, don't think so far ahead. As long as he's healthy, that's the biggest blessing."