Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 1031 The Dilemma of Two Dads

I found it strange, so I followed her gaze to the opposite side of the street. Matthew was standing beneath a large tree with a stuffed animal in his arms.

When he noticed we were staring at him, he grew uncomfortable and tried to turn away, but it was too late.

I hesitated, looking at Atlas and then at Av, who remained rooted to the spot.

Atlas walked over and crouched down. He lifted Ava's chubby little face with his hand and said, "If you want to go, then go!"

Ava snapped out of it and threw herself into Atlas's embrace. She held onto his neck tightly and said, "Daddy! I just want you as my daddy!"

Atlas patted Ava's back, speaking softly, "Ava, you're such a loving daughter. Isn't it better to have two dads?"

Her eyes held stubborn resentment as she said, "But he's not a good dad!"

"Darling, people make mistakes, and we give them a chance to make up for them. Look! He came to see you, which means he loves you and knows he was wrong. It's great that there are so many people who care about you."

I didn't expect Atlas to say this. In truth, I felt helpless.

at her.

if I go to see that other daddy, will you still love me?" Ava asked

she harbored

was surprised, too. He hugged her, saying, "Of course, Daddy will always love you because we're a family!" Atlas showed such affection for the entire family, and it made

head gently. "Daddy will always adore you, even if you have tiny

head on his

doesn't want to see you, would you feel sad?" Atlas asked her. Ava

don't let him down. Daddy will wait for you here!" Atlas said, releasing her. "For as long as itel net takes! Then Daddy

for help. I nodded helplessly

back to Matthew, still seeming

street to stand

looked back at Atlas, who smiled and ruffled her head again.

tiny feet and approached Matthew carefully, pausing now and then

arm around my shoulder. I still

Matthew, Ava turned back to look at us. At that moment, I was experiencing a wide range of

crouched down and immediately embraced her.