Super Wife’s Three Babies

Chapter 435 Love Both the Good and the Bad

I was tricked into visiting my future mother-in-law. And now, we’ve turned into a small family! Please, our relationship isn’t progressing that quickly!

Ellen looked over to North, who had been playing with the little orange cat. Then, she smiled warmly. “My dear grandson, what is your name? Come here and let me hug you.”

“Grandma, my name is North Maxwell.” Her smile widened. “Oh, my. Come here, North. Let me hold you.”

Thus, he walked over. Naturally, he didn’t put his entire weight on her. Instead, he symbolically embraced her. “My grandson is so handsome! You look just like your daddy when he was younger!”

Olivia found herself speechless. This mother-in-law of mine is really going overboard with her compliments! How can my son possibly take after her son?!

“Grandma, don’t you think I look like you too?”

was beside herself with joy upon hearing those words. “Haha… you’re right! You

stared at North speechlessly. Look at how hard that little b*stard is trying! When he starts sweet-talking somebody, he will sweet-talk them without reservation as long as he can get away with it! I can still barely accept hearing the words ‘like your daddy’. To be honest, I find that Eugene and that bratty son of mine are inexplicably similar sometimes even though I can’t tell exactly how they’re alike. It’s probably the influence they have on each other after living together for a long time. Don’t they say a couple starts

asked, “What do you want

then said, “I want to eat

of my specialty dishes!” Then, she stood up. “Olivia, do you have anything

doesn’t have the right to be picky. “I’m good

don’t the two of you wait here while I prepare dinner for you!” Ellen said as she headed into the

her out in the kitchen, right? But, I really can’t cook! Sh*t; why isn’t Eugene back yet?! Thus, she was conflicted over whether she should go over and make a fool of herself in the kitchen or just wait to eat once the food was ready. At worst, I’ll be

North walked into the kitchen and tugged at Ellen’s clothes with his small hands. Widening his large, black eyes, he asked, “Grandma, can Mommy bring me outside to look

“Sure. Go on then. Don’t

tears. After that, she stood up and walked outside with the little guy. Stroking his head, she asked,