When Weston reached home, the servants told him that Frederick was practicing piano in the piano room. He stood at the door quietly and found Frederic focusing on the piano. There were a few origami frogs that Jacqueline had given him on top of the piano.

Frederick wasn’t interested in those expensive toys, but he cherished those paper frogs very much.

Jacqueline was even more important than Weston in Fredericks eyes.

Although Weston had never fallen in love with anyone, he understood that Frederick “loved” Jacqueline. Frederick only knew that Jacqueline was very important to him now, but as he grew up, he would know that it was love.

Weston was worried that Frederick's feelings would turn into possessiveness instead of love. He didn’t want his son to become someone like Harry in the future.

Frederick noticed Weston once he was done playing the current piece.

“Daddy,” he called out.

Weston entered the room and fixed his gaze on the paper frogs. He picked up one of them and asked