Stomp on Your Broken Heart With Our Babies
Chapter 271 Her Dependence on This Man

In the evening, Bonnie drove back to the Sunshine Villa. After picking the four children back, Donna was dressing them up in the living room. The two girls looked adorable in pink princess dresses with two little angel wings attached at the back and their hair was put in a bun. This was a touch-up for Erika's mole face.

"Mommy," They called Bonnie at the same time.

At the sight of Bonnie, the girls rushed over and blinked with twinkling eyes.

Bonnie scooped the girls in her arms and kissed them. "My little princesses, you're all dressed up! Where are you going?"

"Nanny Donna says we're eating outside tonight," Erika answered in a ringing tone.

Bonnie looked at Donna confusedly, waiting for her answer.

Donna rubbed her hands awkwardly. "Yes, Mrs. Grant. Mrs. Stewart planned to take you and the kids out to dinner, but she didn't allow me to tell you."

Bonnie nodded. "I see."

She shouldn't get mad at Donna, a servant who had to obey Aliyah's orders or would be fired if she wouldn't. But Bonnie felt anxious when she wondered about Aliyah's intention of inviting them to dinner. Bonnie couldn't take the time out from the busy logo design job for the Grant Group to replace Natan in the Grant Residence, but she didn't expect Aliyah to take the first move on short notice, which sent a dart of panic to her.

To her own surprise, Bonnie blurted out. "Will Sebastian come with us?"

Donna quickly nodded. "Yes. Mrs. Grant, don't worry. Mr. Grant will protect you and the kids. That's why I dress up the kids."

These words rendered Bonnie into a daze and sent ripples through her heart. She thought to herself. "Since when did I become so dependent on him? Even when I had to dine with Aliyah, my first thought was I would be relieved if he came with me."

Then, outside the door came the sound of a car pulling into the garage.

Donna instantly said, "Mr. Grant is back. Mrs. Grant, can you help with the boys' ties, please? I have to get his slippers from the porch."

"OK." Bonnie nodded.

Soon, Sebastian walked into the living room and then frowned at the sight of Bonnie's skirt suit. "Why haven't you changed your clothes?"

"In a minute," she replied and hurried upstairs to get change with the inky-blue silk dress that Donna had put on the bed. When she walked out of the room, Bonnie surprisingly found Sebastian had changed into a dark blue windbreaker. They looked like a cute couple in matching outfits. Who did this?

At this moment, Donna walked over to size them up, beaming. "You two look well matched in this outfit."

"They are Romeo and Juliet," Joanna added.

Andrew rolled his eyes at Joanna. "More precisely, they are the perfect match for each."

Joanna clapped her hands and repeated these words several times in one breath.

Casting a secret glance at Sebastian, Bonnie found Sebastian's poker face and hurriedly said, "I'll go upstairs now and change another one." "It's okay," he blurted out.

Bonnie asked perplexedly, "Are you going to go out with me like this?"

Sebastian tightened his facial impatiently and replied in a deep voice. "Of course not. I don't have time for you to pick another dress."

He scooped Erika and Joanna up in his arms and strode out, mindless of Bonnie's response.