A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust by Sally Garcia

Chapter 91

Gideon stood among the crowd, listening to the jokes about Calliope and Silas. Each laugh and teasing remark felt like a thorn in his side.

He couldn't help but wonder-if he had been the one to marry Calliope, would those comments have been directed at him instead?

Were Silas and Calliope thinking about having a baby?

Gideon's gaze locked onto Silas and Calliope, a wave of unease washing over him. The thought of them showing up at future family gatherings with a child in tow tied his stomach in knots. He felt an almost unbearable restlessness, like an itch he couldn't scratch.

"Silas, Callie, are you planning on having a kid this year?" Eamon asked, a hint of eagerness in his voice. Eamon was genuinely excited at the thought of becoming a grandfather. Silas had never dated seriously or brought anyone home like his other children. Eamon had been worried about it for ages.

Then, before Callie and Silas married, Callie talked to him about it, and Silas agreed. That had made Eamon quite happy.

thought Gideon wasn't quite the right match for Callie. Callie's brilliance was a well-guarded secret, but Eamon was well aware of it. Even though Gideon was his grandson, Eamon knew

getting along so well filled

having kids, Eamon knew Silas was joking along, but

entirely up to her, after all. Silas had good genes, and

with Silas, she wouldn't mind having a child. Whether Silas wanted a child or not didn't matter much. She had enough resources

it also depended on Silas. After all, there was still a woman in his heart, and Callie was only

flashing Eamon a grin. "If Callie's up for it, then I am, too.

responsibility onto her? Given their current

was relieved when Eamon didn't press further. He simply smiled and said, "Well,

feeling a weight

was attentive, always passing dishes to Calliope and peeling shrimp

the business world, Silas was a powerhouse, but with Calliope, he was