Deep Affection: Honey, Come Back To Me - Chapter 908 Good Friends

“Noah left this morning. I’m a little worried about Sampson. I’ll go to the Ye’s villa to take a look.” Nina said to John, picked up the car key and was about to go out.

John took the key from Nina’s hand and answered under Nina’s puzzled look, “I’ll drive you there. Vance, Donald, take good care of your sister.”

The two kids who were playing with Sound on the cushion replied in one voice, “Okay!”

Hearing it, Sound raised her head and looked at John and Nina with her dark eyes. Her eyes were as beautiful as obsidian, just like John’s.

Van and Don, on the other hand, had light brown eyes, which were as bright as amber, just like Nina’s.

“Daddy! Mommy!” Seeing her parents leaving, Sound dropped the toys in her hands and tried to get up with her hands on the ground.

The sweet voice called back John and Nina. They turned around and saw Sound falling again and again since she couldn’t stand on her feet.

Her eyes were wide open and she looked very puzzled. She was really cute.

Van stood behind Sound, put his hands under her arms and picked her up. “Mom, Sound wants to go with you.”

“Mommy, hug me.” Sound stretched out her chubby arms. It w

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Sound couldn’t sleep without her mother at night, so she also stayed. John also could leave then.

Henry asked the servant to prepare a big bed, in case that the two kids would fall off the bed. John and Nina slept on the edge of the bed respectively.

Sampson slept next to Nina, and Sound slept next to John.

In the middle of the night, Nina suddenly felt someone push her. She moved inside in a daze, and a warm body stuck to her back.

Perhaps it was her small movement that woke Sampson up. When he woke up, they wanted to see his father. Realizing the person beside his was not Noah, he sat straight up and burst into tears.

Everyone was awakened.

Turning on the light, Nina glared at John and went to pacify Sampson with guilt.

Sound sat up, rubbed her eyes and said, “Hug me.”

She naturally opened her arms and closed her eyes again, not noticing that her hand was in front of Sampson.

When Nina was about to remind Sound that it was not her, Sampson suddenly stopped crying.

Sampson looked at the small hand in front of him and then at the sleepy Sound, as if he was hesitating.

After three seconds, Sampson reached out to hug Sound.