After Sophia came back from buying the ketchup, she discovered ''Benjamin'' was alone in the living room, ying with his toy.


    "Benjamin, where''s Daddy?" she asked.


    ''Benjamin'' looked up, nced at her indifferently, and scoffed. He did not answer her. Instead, he shouted toward the bedroom. "Daddy! Ketchup Lady is back!"


    ''What did he call me?'' thought Sophia angrily. However, she was more concerned that Jeremy left ''Benjamin'' in the living room to y alone. ''He always makes sure to keep an eye on the kid, so why isn''t watching over him now?''


    She quickly put down the ketchup and hurried to the bedroom. As soon as she opened the door, she saw him snapping shut hisptop.


    "Zachary, what were you doing? How could you leave Benjamin alone outside? Didn''t you always tell me that a kid his age shouldn''t be left alone?" she asked.


    Jeremy turned his wheelchair around slowly.


    "You do know that he always stays put whenever you give him his favorite cartoon toy to y with, right? Plus, I only just came in, so he''ll be fine."


    Sophia nced at Jeremy''sptop and asked half-jokingly, "Did youe in just to use yourptop? What could there possibly be so interesting in yourptop that you''d leave your child alone?"


    "While I was watching the television with Benjamin just now, I saw an advertisement for a kindergarten, so I came in to look up information about that kindergarten," answered Jeremy without breaking a sweat. "Kindergarten?" Sophia was a little taken aback, but she then frowned. "Zachary, you do know the kindergarten advertised on television is for kids who live here, right? Don''t tell me you''re actually thinking of sending Benjamin to kindergarten here?"


    "It doesn''t matter which kindergarten he goes to, as long as he''s happy there. More importantly, he''s already at an age where he should be in kindergarten, so it''s about time we make it happen," said Jeremy. "But we''re leaving this city after I''ve finished what my dad told me toe here to do. There''s no way I''m leaving Benjamin all alone here. Zachary, I know you''re doing this for his future, but there are many excellent kindergartens in Molomia, too. Money''s no problem. He can have his pick over there."


    Jeremy frowned at her. "Putting everything aside, Benjamin spent most of his time with me at home. He rarelyes in contact with the outside world. Not to mention, he doesn''t speak Molomian, so it''ll be hard for him to fit in in the kindergartens abroad. I think it''s best if he can go to a kindergarten where he speaks the samenguage as everyone else."


    Sophia was speechless.


    Jeremy was right. Since Benjamin was not Sophia''s real son, she never cared about teaching him thenguage spoken in Molomia. Also, she rarely let him go out to experience new stuff since she was afraid that he would be discovered by the Holdens. She certainly overlooked the barrier of not speaking the samenguage would bring.


    After thinking it over, Sophia smiled and said, "Zachary, I''m sure it''ll be easy for Benjamin to learn a newnguage since he''s such a smart kid. Besides, there are some kindergartens in Molomia where the kids are taught in twonguages. Don''t worry, I''m confident that I''ll be able to find a kindergarten that Benjamin will like, so let''s just drop the idea of sending him to kindergarten here. In any case, I don''t think we''ll like living here."


    "Fine. I''ll leave the matter to you. It''s not like I can go out anyway, so you''ll still need to do the heavy lifting," said Jeremy.


    He was not actually looking up information about some kindergarten. Instead, he was reading an email sent by the doctor Lucas had found for him. In the email was advice on how to rehabilitate his legs. He lied to Sophia to throw her off his real n since he knew how paranoid she could be.Exclusive ? material by N?(/v)elDrama.Org.


    Sophia felt relieved that Jeremy no longer insisted on staying back in New Capital City. She would never want to stay. Not only did she not like it there, but she feared that the Holdens would eventually find out about them.


    She walked over to wheel him out to the living room. "Zachary, there''s no need to rush into deciding about Benjamin''s kindergarten. After I finish our business here, we''ll go back and hire an expert to make a list of all the top kindergartens in Molomia. As to where he''ll go in the end, you''ll have the final say!"


    "Okay," said Jeremy tepidly.


    "I''ve already bought the ketchup, so I''ll cook dinner now. I promise it''ll be much better than yesterday. It was my first time cooking yesterday, so I didn''t really know what to do. But I watched a lot of video tutorials today, so I''m pretty sure you can taste my improvement!"