"I'm sorry, ma'am," Nina stammered, bowing her head. "It was my fault for running around in the hallway."
Sonny grabbed Nina's hand and held it tightly. "You promised Daddy you wouldn't be naughty if you were allowed to come along."
Nina looked up and stared at Sonny, her eyes watery and her nose red from crying. "I'm sorry, Daddy."
In front of the father and daughter, Wilona stood stiffly and her gaze sharp.
"Why are you here?" Wilona asked coldly. "It's a holiday."
"I need to get a document I left in the office drawer," Sonny said reluctantly. "I had to bring Nina because there's no one to look after her. My mother has a headache and—"
"Then hurry up and finish your business and come back," Wilona said firmly. She refused to look at Nina, who was standing beside Sonny and stealing
