The Mighty Dragon Warrior

“Where’s my daughter?” Jacob asked with wrinkled brows as Moira walked over alone.
“You have the nerve to ask!” Moira rolled her eyes at him. “Why didn’t you say anything to me earlier about changing Second
Aunt’s husband’s room? I almost spilled the beans yesterday!”
“Spilled the beans?” Jacob narrowed his eyes slightly.
“Do you think Second Aunt and the rest would be very happy if they found out that you were the one who changed his hospital
room?” Moira glanced at him from the side.
Jacob’s eyes dimmed as he nodded. “Alright. I admit that I’m at fault for doing that. Thank you.”
After a moment’s silence, he glanced at the entrance of the hospital. “Why didn’t my daughter come out with you?”
“Wait here. Don’t go to the entrance of the hospital under any circumstance,” Moira warned as she waved her hand. She twisted
her delicate waist as she turned around and left.
If she wasn’t worried about that fellow walking in boldly, why would she find the opportunity to secretly come out and warn him?
“Hmph, if I didn’t feel so sorry for Heidi Buddy, I wouldn’t take the trouble to do this! Such an obedient and sensible kid lost her
mom as soon as she was born. And now that guy has come back after much difficulty...,” Moira muttered to herself all the way
as she walked into the hospital.
Seeing the graceful figure disappear, there was a trace of a warm smile as Jacob gently shook his head. This girlie was still the
same as before. She had a sharp tongue but a soft heart.
Around ten minutes later, Heidi held onto Moira’s hand and hopped out.
Seeing his daughter’s cheerful figure, which looked like a fawn, Jacob beamed as he opened the car door and got out of the car.
“Good girl. Did you miss daddy?” He reached out his arms from afar as he welcomed his kid.
Heidi’s two hands were behind her back. Her brows were crooked and sharp as she said, “No.”
The grin on Jacob’s face immediately froze.
“You didn’t miss him?” Moira stared at the kid rebukingly. “Who was the one who kept talking to me about him last night?”

“Aunty, I didn’t do that!” Heidi twisted her body, slightly embarrassed.
Seeing his daughter’s adorable actions, Jacob laughed happily. “Haha, it’s fine if you don’t miss me. Come on, get in the car.
Daddy’s going to take you to Dixy Land so we can play the whole day.”
“Mm!” The kid responded with a nod as her eyes shone brightly.
He carried his daughter into the car before turning his head to look at Moira. “Why are you standing there? Get in the car.”
“The two of you can go and have fun. Why should I follow along?” Moira gently shook her pretty face.
Jacob furrowed his brow. “You have something to do today?”
“It’s the weekend. You want me to work overtime?” Moira stared at him.
“You have a date?” He asked again.
As soon as he said it, a wisp of killing intent spread from a distance.
Moira’s delicate face was ice-cold, and her refined brows were straight. “Can’t I live without a man? Also, don’t think that I’m
easy. The guy called Zabinski...”
Jacob interrupted her. “You’re not working overtime, nor are you going on a date. You’re my daughter’s aunty. Why can’t you
follow us?”
Hearing this, Moira’s expression froze.
She blinked and let out a disappointed sigh. “Never mind. There’s no point debating with you. Since I’m free anyway, let’s go.”
At this time, Heidi’s little face peeked out from the car. “Aunty, come in, quick!”