The Runaway Groom

Chapter 231

The doctor almost jumped in shock from Isaac’s glare, and asked gingerly, “There’s formula milk available over at the pediatrics. Why don’t we go there?”

Irene nodded.

However, Tommy refused to drink the formula milk from the hospital. He was bawling so hard, he was almost

rasping.

Realizing that it could be the issue of the formula milk, Irene was forced to take him home to the Spencer

mansion.

“Is he sick?‘

Beside himself with worry, Isaac was absolutely on edge on the journey. He kept urging Jimmy the chauffeur to

drive faster.

That put Jimmy on edge as well, but he did his best on the congested road, all the while driving as safely as he could.

It was after quite a while when they reached the Spencer Mansion. Sheryl was nowhere to be seen, while Ricky was

at work.

Once inside, Irene handed Tommy to Isaac. “I’m going to heat some milk for Tommy.”

so much because he was hungry, and Irene

a baby or

even an inch. Ast he looked at the soft, tiny child in his arms, he

his baby! His heart was screaming in his chest, constantly reminding himself of that

prepared milk for Tommy and returned to them, only to find Isaac staying motionless. He clearly had no experience in holding a child, but was

was obvious Isaac cared and loved the child. Suddenly, Irene was suddenly internally at the

was good for both

to them, Irene said quietly, “You can give

me now. I have

not, however. Instead,

him?”

the bottle to him. “You should

bear to look at it. Thus, she took Tommy from Isaac and ended up feeding the baby herself. “You’re not used to it.

“Yeah, okay.” Isaac sighed.

of formula milk. However, his eyes and cheeks had turned red and puffy from all the crying, and he was still

milk he had desperately craved for and ended up drinking too much.

Why is

nervously.

nothing,” Irene replied. It

do that.

drowsy. Irene took him to the bathroom.

help,” Isaac said without

had always appeared so lofty, as if he was above everything. Yet at this very moment, he looked just like an ordinary

“Okay. You can