When His Eyes Opened By Simple Silence

Chapter 2939

“Today?” Joanna asked.

“Yes, today.” Hayden’s tone was undeniable.

“Actually we don’t have to meet.” Joanna didn’t want to meet him, fearing that it would be inconvenient to lie after meeting him.

After all, a successful person like Hayden, who had seen countless people, must be able to easily see through other people’s lies.

“Mr. Tate, you came to me about the child, right?” Joanna took the initiative, “It is true that I sent someone to send the child to your home. Because I am poor and cannot afford to raise the child, it is better to send it to your home.”

“You are poor, why did you give birth to him?” Hayden questioned, “Just to give it to me? Do you not ask for anything in return?”

Joanna’s face turned red and hot.

Hayden’s tone was aggressive, but luckily he was just talking on the phone and didn’t have to face his stern face.

“It’s not… people are very complicated. The ideas at each stage are different. I also thought about killing the child at the beginning, but I didn’t dare to perform the abortion operation, and I dragged on, the child’s grown up. In the end, it was found to be a boy, and I was afraid that he would suffer with me, so I sent the child to your home.” Joanna told him the reason.

“So you really don’t ask for anything in return?” Hayden asked.

us. You don’t have to take it to heart.” Joanna wanted

feelings for your son? You don’t plan

couldn’t believe that this woman was

cold-blooded and ruthless, how could it be possible to be

Joanna was silent.

bother you in the

sneered, “Why don’t you agree to talk face to face? What are

answered immediately, “I work in a dessert

you a reporter? Why did you change careers?” Hayden’s tone was unhurried, without any guilt for disturbing her

job must be

me your location. I’ll go find you.” Hayden had

a minute. I’ll send you a

for Joanna to let Hayden

shop opened

money, and

store had been operating for six months, business had

affairs to affect the store’s

Joanna finished speaking, she hung up