Let's Get Married
Chapter 376: Deprive His Right to Be a Father
She feels like a completely unqualified mother today when she failed to fulfill a mother’s duty. “Did that scare you? Don’t worry. Mom’s here with you. It won’t ever happen again.”
Rex hears the conversation between them in the back, his heart aching. He can’t help but suggest although he knows that he’d better keep silent now, “I can drive you home.”
“I’m good,” Lily refuses his request without a second thought. She warns furiously, “I can take care of my own son. Don’t bother to do these for us. And please tell you family do not bother me and my kid. There’s no need to do so.”
“Lily, I know you have hard feelings about this. But I didn’t mean to…”
“Well, it happened anyway whether or not you meant to.” Lily can’t accept any explanations under the circumstance because the result is clear enough. She saw what they did to her kid, “They are so heartless. How could they do this to a child?”
Rex’s choking on the words, realizing the only thing he can do now is to apologize rather than to explain, “I am sorry.”
“There’s no need to apologize. If you really care about me and Adair, let us leave.”
After today’s incident, Lily’s attitude towards him reverts to that when they met in England. Rex understands he has pushed her further away.
Lily is going to get out of here when she notices a small force is pulling her shirt. She looks down and sees Adair turning to look at Rex.
Startled, she asks, “Adair?”
Adair is only a four-year-old little guy, yet his eyes mix with a dozen emotions when he looks at Rex, mostly confusion and doubts.
Lily is a bit confused of his act and then a childish yet courageous voice comes, “So, are you my dad?”
They didn’t expect the question would come out of Adair’s mouth in the
It’s cruel, and heartbreaking.
eyes. It is already a punishment for Rex with Adair staring intently at him. Ever since he knew he had a son, there was not a single day passing without his regrets about being an absentee dad
like a real dad for the first time. Adair does soften his heart. The kid’s silky hair is cotton-like, as if the sensation turns Rex’s heart into cotton too. Rex’s eyes get moist
moment, his voice low and deep. For the first time,
hope soon gets dim. Facing Adair, Rex is so
gingerly, fearing that he would frighten him. “Sorry you get to know me
to him. But maybe it’s an instinct of human, Adair could feel the unusual emotion in
is his father in the first
he wants to tell the kid that it’s not that he didn’t want to be with them; it’s that he didn’t even know that he had a
make up a story to make lies less ridiculous. “Because dad’s too busy. A lot of things keep me from
yet his eyebrows rising, and he says in a peaceful voice, “It’s been hard
She puts her hand over the mouth to
to appear weak in front of the child. “I
and great-grandma don’t like me.” Children are the purest creature in the world; they can sense whether the way you treat them is kind or not. Adair didn’t feel their kindness when they
and takes Adair’s hands. “It’s
further explanations, she just wants to get out of this place. “Don’t
Of course, what else could he say? The situation right now is already tricky for adults to handle, not to mention a child. Forcing
“Fine. I’ll have my driver take you home. Don’t reject me this time. I’ll worry if you
line, understanding that it is already a big step back for Rex. She then holds the kid’s hands waiting
Lily lets the kid get in the car first, and then leaves the door ajar. “I think it would be better if you don’t meet Adair these days until
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