Layla was very happy to hear that Milka was well, but even so, she felt a little anxious. —What are you doing here? —
—I can't be here? It's a public place, isn't it? —Bradley said patiently.
—Why did you take my daughter out without my permission? —Layla reproached him in an angry tone.
—I didn't take her out. She came to see me alone,— Bradley said kindly.
After all, he wasn't lying, everything he had said was true, he hadn't taken Milka out of school. She came to him without telling anyone and then he found her missing.
—Mr. Simons, don't try anything with my daughter. Don't forget that we are about to get divorced,— Layla said seriously in a whisper.
—It seems to me that you're a little hasty. You'd better believe that divorce is never going to happen,— Bradley said with great
