Mommy Alert! The CEO Daddy Won't Stop Courting-Chapter 847: Dad, I Fell for a Boy...

"What’s wrong?" Sebastian Moore looked at his wife who was pulling at him, questioning out loud.

"What’s wrong?" Isabelle Hewitt glared, "I’m asking you what’s wrong with my daughter. She was doing fine in the military, why did you send her back home?"

"At first, both my parents and I said not to let Monica join the military, but you insisted ’like father, like daughter’, and that a daughter of the Moore family should gain some experience in the military..."

"Monica said she wanted to disguise herself as a man, to hide her identity, and you agreed to that as well. So why are you changing your mind now?"

Sebastian Moore didn’t even have a chance to figure out what was going on before his wife launched into a tirade.

And it wasn’t over yet.

Before Sebastian could speak, his mother also began her reproach. "Sebastian, you need to give me an explanation today, or I won’t stand for you bullying my granddaughter like this!"

"You tell me, my granddaughter is so outstanding, she managed to climb to the position of deputy general through her own abilities, and yet you decided to send her back? On what grounds?"

"Hmph~" Elder Moore also snorted coldly, "What’s this about, Commander Moore? Are you afraid your daughter will overshadow you, or is it something else..."

"Wait!" Sebastian called a halt, looking at the three people who were glaring at him. "How did I send Monica back? She came to me on her own, saying she didn’t want to stay in the military and wanted to return, okay?"

After saying this, Sebastian continued, "Wasn’t it you who didn’t want Monica to stay in the military in the first place, and kept wishing she would come out sooner?"

Isabelle didn’t pay heed to Sebastian’s questioning. Instead, she looked at him with disbelief and asked, "Elder Moore, are you saying it was Monica who came to you, saying she didn’t want to stay in the military?"

Sebastian nodded, replying firmly, "Yes, it was Monica who came to me!"

Isabelle fell silent.

She looked at Elder Moore, then at the older Mrs. Moore, and finally spoke with worry, "Oh no, Monica must have been rejected by that bastard and is heartbroken!"

"What’s the matter?" Sebastian turned to Isabelle, "What do you know?"

Isabelle lowered her head and quietly began, "Wasn’t it that I didn’t agree when Monica initially insisted on joining the military, so Monica told me a few things to persuade me..."

Sebastian, the older Mrs. Moore, and Elder Moore all spoke at once, "What things?"

Under the bright gazes of the three, Isabelle slowly explained, "Monica was kidnapped when she was twelve, wasn’t she? A new recruit saved her, and Monica said he was the hero in her heart..."

After listening to Isabelle’s account, the three fell into silence.

After a long while, Sebastian spoke, "I’ll go check on Monica."

Upon entering the room, Sebastian immediately saw Arnold sitting by the window.

Arnold sat despondently on the windowsill in a dress, looking out into the night through the window, lost in thought, exuding melancholy from head to toe.

Sebastian approached, looking gently at Arnold. "Monica, why are you upset? Is there something on your mind you could share with Dad?"

Arnold didn’t look at his father, his dark eyes fixed on the outside. "Dad, has Mom already told you something?"

"Yes." Sebastian candidly admitted, looking at Arnold. "Your mom said the reason you joined the military was because of that guy who saved you. You found him?"

Sebastian had always known his daughter harbored a hero in her heart. Because of this hero, his daughter aspired from a young age to become a soldier, a soldier who could bring down evil.

But he never knew who exactly the hero who saved his daughter was. At the time, he was also on a mission, rescuing others somewhere else.

Sebastian had saved many people, and he viewed it as their duty, so he had never deliberately sought out the person his daughter regarded as a hero.

Who would have thought his daughter would be so persistent, always looking for that recruit who saved her, fearlessly retracing his steps, drawing ever closer to him.

And during this process, his daughter seemed to have fallen in love with him as well...

"Yes, Dad, I found him." Arnold looked at Sebastian. "Dad, you know him too; he’s your most outstanding, proudest soldier."

"Laurant Foster!" Without another thought, Sebastian immediately said the name.

Arnold nodded, "Yes, it’s him."

Saying that, Arnold returned his gaze to the window.

Looking out at the boundless night, he spoke with deep sorrow, "Dad, am I not good enough? Why doesn’t he see me? Why has he given up on his true love and still refuses to accept me?"

When he said this, Arnold’s voice was desolate, and Sebastian felt immense heartache.

His daughter was so outstanding, always the pride of the Moore family, why would Laurant Foster look down on his daughter?!

Moreover, after failing to get what he wanted, how dare he refuse his daughter’s feelings!

Thinking this, Sebastian was even more angered, feeling like he wished he could just shoot Laurant Foster.

And yet, Laurant Foster was his favorite soldier; not to mention whether his daughter would allow it, he himself couldn’t bear to!

Arnold’s sorrowful, desolate voice continued to resonate, "I expressed my feelings to him, my love that I hid for ten years, yet he pretended not to know..."

"He said I’m not suited to be in his team, said it’s too dangerous. He told me to leave, and I listened to him."

"I told myself that even if I left, I wouldn’t give up, how could I easily give up on a love that lasted ten years?"

"I was ready to fight a long battle, after all, I worked hard for ten years to get close to him. Without hitting a dead end, without seeing the coffin, how could I be content?"

"But Dad, what should I do?" Arnold clutched at his heart, looking at Sebastian with deep sorrow, "My heart hurts so much, I’m so scared, scared I’ll beg you, scared I’ll stop at nothing to have him!"

As the Moore family’s little princess, Arnold had always been very disciplined.

She had never been arrogant or made unreasonable demands on her family.

But now, for Mark, she very much wanted to use her power to oppress him, to force Mark to marry her!

Sebastian looked at Arnold, at the daughter who made him heartache.

This was the first time his daughter had shared her heart with him, but it wasn’t to joyfully tell him, "Dad, I’ve fallen in love with a boy, and I’m bringing him to meet you now!"

Instead, she was sitting sadly on the windowsill, telling him the boy she loved didn’t love her, and she was afraid, afraid she would beg him to stop at nothing to win over that boy!

Sebastian knew that his daughter would never do such a thing.