Chapter 170

Hackett's expression grew increasingly serious as he stared intently at her. "So why did you tarnish my irnage in front of our son? When have I ever said I didn't want you both? I had no idea about Alex. If I had known, how could I possibly not want him?" he questioned. He had been nursing this resentment for a long time. If Valeria ad explained the pregnancy more thoroughly four years ago, he would never have initiated the divorce proceedings.

Valeria remained silent, her thoughts lingering on the pointlessness of their argument. "Why are we arguing about this again?" she wondered.

She turned her head away and glanced at the pot, where the water was about to boil over.

"The water is boiling," she remarked.

Only then did Hackett notice the boiling water in the pot. He lifted the lid, added some cold water, and began preparing the spaghetti,

The two of them cooked the spaghetti in silence.

Earlier, the teacher had informed them that after dinner, everyone would gather on the open field for games

"Mommy, is the spaghetti ready? I am so hungry." Alex called out, running back, all sweaty with his face flushed from playing.

Valeria smiled and replied, "Yes, it is ready. Come and enjoy your spaghetti.

After serving them both portions of spaghetti, Hackett didn't serve himself and observed them.

"Aren't you going to eat? Valeria asked curiously.

But he responded, "I am not hungry. I had eaten just before we left."

Actually, he had noticed that Valeria had only prepared enough spaghetti for one person, and since Alex had a small. appetite, it was s sufficient for the two of them.

In a moment of reflection, he realized that he had indeed undergone significant changes.

He would never have considered others in the past, which was why his grandfather often called him selfish and spoiled. Now that he had become a father, he seemed to have become much more compassionate.

As he watched his son eat heartily in this setting, a smile played on his lips. He reached out with a large hand and stroked his son's fluffy head, feeling a touch of sympathy even though everything was fine now.

gently

not knowing how Valeria had managed over the past four years, balancing work and taking care of their child. Did she often leave the child with others? The thought

finished their spaghetti, Hackett and Valeria joined Alex on the open field, where they were surprised to find that the kindergarten teacher had already prepared a bonfire for

were thrilled, bouncing with excitement. It was their first time so

Hackett's with the other, Alex suddenly looked up at them and said, "Mommy, it feels like

Chapter 170

adults

the three of them

up with tears, whether from the campfire's dickering light or because of

a gentle and indulgent tone, "So, how about I become your dad? I promise not to lose my temper in the future, okay?" he said, genuinely willing

sake.

earnestly. "But if you become my dad, are you going to marry

filters, this question left both adults

should one describe it,

petite visage. Naturally, he yearned to remarry. Ever since Valeria had returned to the country, the idea of remarriage had been on his

the man's deep, dark eyes

in the man's gaze, accompanied by the innocence in her son's eyes, and

relinquished the idea of remarriage. But now, because of Alex's words, he was lost

clasped the hand of little Alex. She said, "Hackett has someone he's fond of now, so he can't marry

furrowed his brow slightly, truly tempted to

stated, "Oh... then he can't be my dad. Dads are supposed to

he was indeed her grown-up boy,

the man flatly

by guilt. Besides,

awkward situation, unable to voice his

the faces of the

three-year-old like Alex, the term 'remarriage"

"It means finding happiness. Now, run along and play with the other kids; the teacher is organizing

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