Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 666 Let’s See If I Can Handle Them

After calming himself down, he ambiguously asked, “Didn’t

you say that you’re willing, but she might not agree? Now it’s up to you to decide?”

“Well, you wait and see. Let’s see if I can handle them.”

With these words, regardless of Sir Lloyd’s mood, Huston, smiled mysteriously and said, “I’m leaving.”

As Huston was walking downstairs, he coincidentally bumped into Madam Lloyd coming up. She glanced at the study and, relieved to see no signs of things being smashed, called out to him in concern, “You’re leaving just like that? Drive safely on your way back!”

Watching Huston leave from the front gate, the sound of the car engine fading away in the yard, Madam Lloyd finally entered the study.

Sir Lloyd sat in his chair in the study, lost in thought, and didn’t lift his head when she entered.

“What did you talk to Huston about?” she asked.

“I asked about the child.”

again. Madam Lloyd looked at him inquisitively and sighed again. “What do you think

Sir Lloyd furrowed his brows and, ultimately, relented. “What else can we think? If the child is truly Huston’s, then we’ll recognize him!”

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having dinner at home, Evelyn finished her meal and prepared to head back to Grace’s place. There were many things she needed to take care of upon her return, and it was inconvenient for her to stay at home. Coming and going early and late

Although they were a little unfamiliar at first, they quickly became

it for a moment, Evelyn discussed it with Ben and Lucy. She thought about temporarily leaving Lucas here. “Lucas, Mom will be busy with work in the future and may not have time to take care of you.

agreeing, he looked at her reluctantly and said, “Mom, make sure to come and visit me

and bring you delicious food,” reassured Evelyn, feeling relieved. Lucas was truly more sensible and independent than other children

the same age.

smile, having completely let go of the previous uneasiness. “Grandma will take you to the street corner

as explicitly as Lucy, there was also a deep affection for the child in his eyes.

the sofa, gazing at the ceiling with

love of elders was more valuable than any number of toys or material

I’ll leave now. Get some rest, and be careful

we won’t send you off. Be safe on your way,”

but get teary-eyed. “Don’t forget to come back often. Your dad, I, and Lucas are

all at home.”