Chapter 743 Buy This Preschool


    Nathaniel was taken aback. “Have I not met your teacher before?”


    The child wore a look of grievance. “Nope. Back then, both you and Mommy were always busy with work. It’s always been Mr. Sven taking me to school.”


    Mr. Sven?


    Given that Nathaniel had lost more than just a fragment of memories, there would still be gaps. even if Mason had told him everything from the past.


    Sven was one such example.


    “Why does Mr. Sven take you to school?” Nathaniel asked, his voice stern.


    “Because Mr. Sven is amazing! Mommy said only he can protect me,” Elliot replied, unafraid of what would happen. “He’s also super popr among my friends and the teachers at school, so don’t feel bad if they look a little upset after finding out you’re the one taking me to school today, okay, Daddy?”


    He had sessfully provoked Nathaniel, whose eyes narrowed slightly as he picked up his phone. to call Mason.


    Located in one of the cars behind, Mason had no idea what his boss wanted from him. “Yes. Boss?” he asked after picking up the phone right away.


    “Who is Sven?” Nathaniel asked grimly.


    “He’s Mrs. Rainsworth’s personal bodyguard.”


    The chill in Nathaniel’s eyes receded slightly. “Got it.”


    He ended the call.


    A mere bodyguard wasn’t worth his worry.


    Finally, they arrived at the preschool. The fernale teachers were at the entrance weing the children as always, and like any other day, they were looking forward to seeing Sven.


    The man was incredibly good–looking, after all. Most importantly, he had swiftlye to their aid when the children were in danger not too long ago, addressing the threats without any besitation.


    Ever since then, everyone in the preschool looked up to Sven as their role model.


    However, things seemed rather different today, the Bentley that Elliot usually care in had been reced by several luxurious cars. Ar one of the car doors opened, the person who stepped out was not Sven, but a man with a stern face, distinct features, and a tall figure who naturally excoded an aura of authority.


    Everyone was inevitably drawn toward it, unable to hide the spark of interest in their eyes “Hey, Eli! Who might this be?”


    The teacher in charge of Elliot’s ss was the first to return to reality, and she quickly made her way over to him.


    “He’s my daddy,” the boy responded.


    The homeroom teacher was astonished by how handsome Elliot’s father was. It’s no wonder Eli’s so adorable! He’s obviously inherited his father’s Looks.


    “Hello, there.


    The teacher extended her hand, yet for some unknown reason, she couldn’t bring herself to meet Nathaniel’s gaze directly.


    Unable to see the woman, Nathaniel didn’t return her handshake. Instead, he responded with a polite yet aloof remark. “My apologies for any trouble my child has caused you recently.”


    The teacher retracted her hand, taken aback by the man’s unexpected consideration.


    There’s no trouble at all.”


    Worried that his boss might struggle due to his inability to see. Mason immediately stepped forward. “Well leave Eli in your care, Miss. We have some other matters to attend to, so well be taking our leave now.”


    “Alright.


    Nathaniel returned to the car and instructed Mason, “Buy this school.”


    Mason was bewildered. “Why?”


    “Am I not wealthy enough to buy even a preschool


    “Of course, not. I’ll have someone take care of it right away.


    “And let them know it was Eli’s father who bought it”


    With this, no one would mistake a bodyguard for his son’s father


    Understanding the implications, Mason immediately arranged for the purchase of the presched


    Leaning against hus seat. Nathaniel closed his eyes and feigned sleep. “Finish up whatever I tol you to do after you drop me back home


    “Yes, Sir Back at the preschool, all the teachers promptly rercista imited stat m been purchased by someon


    The principal discreetly ryed to Elliot’s homeroom teacher that Nathaniel had purchased the kindergarten for a specific reason: he didn’t want his son to go through any hardship at school. and, therefore, requested that the woman take good care of Elliot.


    “Mr. Smith sure has a lot of money, doesn’t he?” the teacher eximed in disbelief.