When I Was A Wallflower

Chapter 375 It’s Not Good To Hold It In, Leo
Leo didn't respond and merely flicked off the inexistent lint on his pants.
Chandler, who was ignored, looked at him pitifully with teary eyes. "I know you think I'm back to get a share of the inheritance.
But I know my position. I was never an Alston. So, I never dared to imagine such a thing."
He raised his hand. "I swear on my life that if I coveted even a penny of the Alston Family, I'd suffer in hell."
Only then did Leo turn his head to look at Chandler. However, he still stayed silent, but the fierce glint in his eyes was
unmistakable.
Chandler's heartbeat furiously as he saw the knowing look in Leo's eyes. It was as if Leo knew everything.
How could that be? Chandler had been cautious to hide his true thoughts. And it was true that none of them were about
inheritance.
"L-Leo, why are you looking at me like that?" he stuttered as though the cat got his tongue.
Finally, after what seemed like a decade, Leo averted his gaze away, but he still didn't deign to give him a response.
He leaned forward and carried the baby, who was sitting by his leg, before standing up and walking away from Chandler. "Let's
cut the cake."
The cake-cutting ceremony went by without problems with Leila's help.
"This is for you, Mr. Alston." Leila passed him a slice of cake.
Leo accepted the plate and took a spoonful but didn't eat it. Instead, he put the spoon into the baby's mouth.
The little guy had his mouth wide open, and the spoon went in. But, he impatiently chomped down, so the spoon was stuck in his
mouth. Leo wasn't afraid of the mess and gently nudged the spoon out before continuing to feed him.
Leila watched as Leo fed the child with his long slender fingers holding the spoon. Although he was doing something so down to
earth, he still looked as noble as ever.

"Miss Potts, a new baby will be delivered in a couple of months. Please prepare the necessary items for the newborn," Leo
ordered as he fed the child.
Leila replied with a heavy heart, "Why don't we bring the baby's mother over as well? They need to live too." She couldn't bear to
see Leo continue to take only the child and not their mother.
"The children need a mother too. It's not enough to have just us nannies. We can never compare to their mothers," Leila spoke
up.
Usually, she was afraid of speaking up to Leo. However, she pitied the children and didn't want Leo to continue his philanderer
ways.
"Children need both their father and mother," she dropped the last bomb, and her whole body tensed up, afraid of what was to
come.
She knew she had crossed the line. However, it was human nature to think of the positive sides of things, especially since she
watched Leo growing up.
Nonetheless, Leo didn't reply and took a tissue to wipe the baby's mouth. "Don't give them so many sweets."
She knew her advice fell on deaf ears seeing his response and could only shake her head in disappointment and sigh inwardly.
Then, she acknowledged his order and told the other nannies to stop feeding the other children cake.
Unfortunately, the greedy babies clearly wanted more, and all cried ceaselessly, wanting to get their hands on the cake.
Immediately, a teddy bear was stuffed into the baby's arms. It was so huge that he almost couldn't hug it.
The baby felt the softness of the teddy bear as he snuggled his face into it and smiled with satisfaction.
Chandler smiled heartily when he caught a glimpse of the joy on the child's face. So, he rushed to pass out the plush toys to the
rest of the children.
Leo, who was wiping the cake that the baby had smothered on his shirt and fingers, was stunned when he looked up to see the
plush toys in the children's arms.
Suddenly, his eyes darkened.

Chandler didn't miss the look in his eyes but acted nonchalantly as he patted the children's heads. "This is a gift from an Auntie.
A very, very nice Auntie."
Just as he finished his sentence, Leo stood up. "That's it for tonight. Bring the kids to rest." Then, he strode out of the room.
Leila was caught off guard at his sudden departure and looked at him with a confused look. Still, she didn't dare disobey him and
urged the nannies to carry the children back to their rooms.
"Leo!"
Leo exited the courtyard and was about to step onto the stairs leading to the outside of the house when Chandler came running
after him. "I know you don't like me, and I respect that. But it's obvious you care about Miss Dillon. So, why don't you do
something about it?"
Leo didn't stop in his tracks, and Chandler also had no intention of stopping.
"Those presents were gifted by Miss Dillon. She knows that these children aren't yours. She also knows that you're not sleeping
around like in the rumors!"
Leo suddenly froze when he heard that. The air around him became frigid as his body tensed.
Chandler shuddered when he felt the change of aura.
She knew she had crossed the line. However, it was human nature to think of the positive sides of things, especially since she
watched Leo growing up.
Yet, he still plucked up the courage to get closer to Leo. "Miss Dillon came by today. I merely mentioned that the children are
celebrating their birthdays. Then, she said that she wanted to send them gifts. Leo, she still has feelings for you. Since you both
have feelings for each other, why not try a little harder? There's nothing in your way."
Yet, he still plucked up the courage to get closer to Leo. "Miss Dillon came by today. I merely mentioned that the children are
celebrating their birthdays. Then, she said that she wanted to send them gifts. Leo, she still has feelings for you. Since you both
have feelings for each other, why not try a little harder? There's nothing in your way."
Chandler put on his best show like he truly was the older brother who was worried for his little brother.
However, Leo merely stayed rooted on the spot for a few seconds and left without saying a word.

An evil smile gradually crept up on Chandler's good-natured face as he watched the car drive away and disappear before his
eyes. "It's not good to hold it in, Leo."
"What happened to Leo? He's gone to his room for a long time. Did he fall asleep?" Melissa asked as she held a cup of floral tea,
sitting on the sofa with her fair legs crossed.
Jodie, who was sitting on a single sofa, was busy scrolling on her phone and answered lazily, "Who knows?"
"Mr. Leo seems to be showering," the butler answered and walked over with a concerned look on his face. "I heard the water
running in his room. It hasn't stopped at all since just now."
Leo's room door wasn't shut properly, and the sounds of the running water were loud. That was why he overheard it.
"Does it take so long for a shower?" Melissa frowned impatiently.
The butler glanced at her. Usually, she never asked about Leo and only asked for him when she needed something.
Even though the butler wasn't family, even he was worried that Leo had fainted inside the shower after so long.
Then, he moved his gaze toward Jodie and saw that she was also indifferent about this.
This family...
In the end, he was but a butler and was in no place to comment on his masters. So, he could only keep those words to himself.
"Should I go take a look?" Chandler just so happened to return and placed a soft pillow behind Melissa's back before adjusting
the light beside Jodie to make it brighter.
Melissa was very pleased with his considerate action and smiled. "Yea. Go take a look and ask him to come down."
She didn't dare go up. However, Chandler, the errand boy, came back just in time.
"Sure." Then, he went upstairs.
At the moment, Leo was scrubbing his body furiously in the bathroom with a rough loofah. Every time the loofah passed by, it
would leave horrid red marks all over his skin.