Hold On Mr.! Your Sweetheart is a Real Queen

Chapter 437: Gave birth to a prodigy son with a facial paralysis.

This child was plagued with difficulties from birth. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have agreed to marry James Shelton for his sake. Because he interacts little with the outside world, sometimes she can’t quite figure out what’s on this little guy’s mind.

Later, as he grew older, she took him to the hospital to check for autism and, at the same time, had his intelligence tested. The results were shocking—there was no autism, but his IQ was as high as 190, a little genius with a poker face.

Her genes must be exceptionally good.

Daisy Ginger spoiled him exceedingly. As long as he had any requests, she would try her best to fulfill them. But whether it was due to his high IQ or a natural indifference to the outside world, he never showed any particular hobbies from childhood. To prevent her son from becoming detached from society in the future, Daisy forcibly enrolled him in a painting class. A week later, James Shelton called, saying that a master of oil painting had taken a liking to Erin Ginger and wanted to take him as an apprentice.

It seems that geniuses excel in all they do. In short, a renowned painter in Tsing City, who had never taken on students before, was immediately taken with Erin Ginger, who was scribbling with paints in the studio, and accepted him as a closed-door disciple.

Daisy Ginger had also seen the doodles praised by the oil painting master. She herself had no artistic talent and thought it was just a child playing with blocks of color. However, after learning painting for half a year, people started contacting her to collect his works.

a prodigious child

evening, Daisy Ginger personally fed Erin Ginger dinner, then took a bath with him in the bathroom. Affectionately, she held him

obedient, sensible, innocent

French version of "The Red

French yet, but after watching a cartoon, he picked

despises his stepdad’s low IQ suddenly pretended to be a naive little baby when his mom returned, tricking Daisy

wanted to bring over that pile of finished books from his room to show Daisy, so she could see just what an extraordinary child she

give him a lesson, Erin Ginger, cuddled up listening to stories in Daisy’s lap, suddenly glanced over, a hint of menace in his

phone to photograph him, showing Daisy

how

the prince and princess lived happily