The Lawyer’s Romance in Law

Chapter 75 Parent-child Sports Event

Amanda’s gaze fell to the floor as she stole a glance at her son, who sat peacefully drinking milk from his bottle. With a wistful smile, she addressed Simon over the phone. “Simon, it’s not right to deceive Miss Gowen. If there’s genuine affection between you two, let fate take its course.”

Before Simon could utter a word in response, she abruptly ended the call, denying him the opportunity to explain himself further.

“Mommy!”

She then turned her attention back to Aiden, cradling his bottle, and inquired, “What’s the matter?”

“Why can’t you be kinder to Uncle Simon?” He defended his favorite stepdad candidate, and his voice tinged with indignation. He genuinely believed that Simon was a good person.

“Since when am I not kind? Finish your milk quickly, and then we’ll take a bath and go to sleep. It’s been too long since you’ve been to kindergarten.”

She then urged her son to finish his milk promptly.

As Aiden continued to sip his milk, he suddenly let out a frustrated huff and tossed the bottle aside. “I was just telling Uncle Simon about the parent-child sports event at kindergarten tomorrow. I wanted him to come with us, Mommy.”

Parent-child sports event….

Amanda feigned a light-hearted tone as she wanted to spare her son any disappointment. “Don’t worry. Mommy will be right there with you. It’s a fun event where parents and children team up. And let me tell you. Mommy’s got some serious athletic skills!”

However, he responded with a knowing look, challenging her words. “Mommy, you always say lying is bad. It makes your nose grow longer, remember?”

She was left speechless and let out a bittersweet chuckle. “Mommy doesn’t lie. Just wait and see tomorrow. I will surprise you, I promise.”

In truth, her athletic abilities were far from impressive. Physical education had always been a struggle for her during school days. However, how challenging could the sports activities at the kindergarten be? She clung to a glimmer of confidence, hoping to prove herself.

Aiden paid no heed to her words, swiftly finishing his milk and urging her toward the bathroom. “All done. Let’s go take a bath!” Without waiting for her, he darted into the bathroom, his excitement palpable.

alone in the hallway, Amanda could not help but smile at her son’s spirited demeanor. He just

bathroom, he played with the bubbles in the bathtub, his mind preoccupied with thoughts of the upcoming parent-child sports event. Worry etched onto his little face,

her smile taking on a playful edge. “What’s on your mind? Always trying

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all the other kids’ mommies and daddies come to the parent-child sports event tomorrow?” His question pierced through the air, and his voice tinged with a

a chord within Amanda, erasing the playfulness from her face. Nodding gently, she replied, “Most likely..”

stared down at the toy in his hands, lost

she felt her heart sinking in tandem. A sudden realization washed over her. Am I being too selfish?Does he honestly need his father’s presence? Growing up with only a mother, will he lack

in his eyes when he saw other children calling out for their dads tore at her heartstrings.

acknowledge their child, and let him know about

was in a dilemma, Uncertainty loomed over her, leaving her at a loss for what she could

parent-child sports day in the future.

do you wish you had a daddy?” She

Why does everyone else have a daddy

stirring a painful ache within her. Yes. Why does every oth child have

that she could raise Aiden on her own, without the presence of a man, was beginning to crumble before her eyes.

sports event. As expected, all the children were accompanied by their parents, with only a

Was she the sole divorcee in this

seemed insecure, tightly holding onto

must have been awkward every time, yet

“Aiden, cheer up!”

not participate in the sports event. It’s not fun anyway. He was already starting to show

he starting to withdraw from such

herself at a loss for words, a familiar male voice, laced with genuine remorse, emerged behind them.

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