Love After Divorce by BELLA

Chapter 71:.

Stella gave him a sidelong glance. She would never buy fast food for Adrian because she feared it would hurt his growth. Of course, the same was true of Tristan….

Being a doctor, how could I buy fast food for a child? It’s just that the food he brought was wrapped in a McDonald’s paper bag, but the food inside was not McDonald’s!

The little boy had never eaten fast food; he had only heard from his classmates that McDonald’s was delicious.

So when he received it, it was exactly as he imagined it would be. Adrian’s smile shot sky high when he saw his “McDonald’s”.

He immediately displayed himself in front of Stella, holding up his fake McDonald’s and puffing out his chest.

“Honey, look how nice Uncle Tristan is to me, he even bought me McDonald’s! Honey, you should learn from him.” After that, the little boy started eating his “McDonald’s” with pride.

Stella watched him, speechless and dumbfounded.

Was it a question of intelligence?

Why hadn’t he thought of doing something like that to cajole the little guy in the past? It seemed that he would have to learn from him in the future.

she had prepared, Tristan had also brought

plates next to him were similar to Adrian’s, but the drawings were different. When the little boy’s

looked at Tristan and said, “Tristan, the breakfast you gave

understand much else, he knew enough to recognize the

reached out, turned the little boy’s head and commanded, “Eat your food! Don’t get

favorite is

not to notice anything. She awkwardly took another bite of food. Hadn’t she told this

the food Tristan had brought while Tristan ate the breakfast

harmonious but also

was happy to eat

breakfast, since it was the weekend, Stella had signed Adrian up for a phonics class and said she would drive him to school. Tristan mentioned that he was headed there, so Stella didn’t refuse and agreed to let

intended to return alone when Tristan spoke again, “Stella, where are

myself; you can go ahead and do

he was

off a month. Stella didn’t want to slow him down

“Today is the weekend.”

to

going to my