Daniel Cooper listened to the busy signal on the phone and held it for a while, dumbfounded.
What did she mean by that?
Why did it sound like she wasn't in a hurry at all?
A certain sense of irritation and unease sprang up in his heart.
He turned his head to look at his son on the bed, his big eyes full of expectation, and managed a smile amidst his annoyance, "Carl, be good. Mommy said she will come over in a while. How about we change your pants first? Otherwise, Mommy will laugh at you when she sees you."
Children do not understand the world of adult emotions, so he nodded his head.
Daniel breathed a deep sigh of relief. He hadn't thought that coaxing a child would be harder than signing a billion-dollar contract.
The wet pants were taken off, but the next problem arose.
What to wear after taking them off?
He left in a hurry last night, and it was late, so he hadn't had time to buy a change of clothes for his son.
