Billionaire Ex-wife: I Can't Live Without You

Chapter 2275

Noticing their reluctance to take a seat, Eugene didn’t feel a twinge of embarrassment.

Instead, he reached for the kettle that had been sitting on the cluttered table for days and poured three glasses of water.

As he filled the glasses, memories of Colby resurfaced in his mind.

“The last time I saw Colby, I really liked him.

He was sitting calmly on the bed, receiving his infusion.

His left hand was hooked up to the IV, while his right hand gripped a pencil, deeply engrossed in solving a mathematical problem.

It was remarkable to see such a young child excel at math.

We chatted for a bit, and he mentioned feeling bored.

With his parents tied up with work and unable to be with him every day, I made sure to spend some time chatting with him in the ward and brought along his’ favorite mathematics book.

”

After pouring water into the glasses, Eugene nudged them in Nathan and Aldric’s direction.

Sprawled lazily on the sofa, he idly flipped through the pages of the book “Pathological Psychology” Nathan had brought along.

“This book belongs to me.

I swung by his ward the day before yesterday and found him buried in solving mathematical problems as usual, so I figured I would read it there.

took a liking to the book right away, so I kindly lent

that,”

that book was a bit

“Eugene,

Psychology will do

him turning out like

Eugene was skeptical.

environment he grew up in, his experiences, and the struggles he faced from a young

book can’t impact him

”

if they subtly criticized his adequacy

fist discreetly but held

however, did not

down with dogs shall rise up with

A child

an interest in inappropriate things you’ve shown him and

”

dismissing Aldric’s

stirred by Aldric’s mention of “irreversible mistakes,” his thoughts drifting to a recent

spoken with unsettling

and Mommy aren’t upset with

”

the world forever, right? I don’t

”

for Kyson was evident;

ran through Nathan; he realized he couldn’t fully grasp the depths

Nathan decided, “I’m heading back to the