My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I finally connected the dots; much like his father, Wynn had poor understanding of things.

"I'm fine with treating you to a meal, but you can't call me 'mom' anymore. Alright?"

"No problem." The little fellow smiled right away, pulling me into the restaurant. "Let's go, Madam Pretty!"

Wynn ordered a children's combo and the bestselling sets, occupying the space of the two-person table to the brim.

The little fellow did what he said he would. He only took a small bite of each food before he put them back down. The ice cream was the sole exception.

I chuckled and teased him. "Only girls like sweet food."

Hearing this, Wynn immediately put down the spoon in his hand, picked up the napkin, elegantly wiped his mouth and stopped eating.

"Aww, I was just joking. Eat up." As I spoke, I pushed the chocolate sundae on the table towards him.

He shook his head at me. "These are enough." "Really?" I asked doubtfully. Children couldn't always restrain themselves when it came to food.

face, "Analysis of the big data indicates that inordinate consumption

bemused briefly before I said, "If that's the case, shouldn't you refuse to consume even a single mouthful?" "There won't be any problem if I just eat a little. The more Daddy forbids me from eating them, the stronger my urge to

for children to be ignorant, but would

felt a twinge of guilt rising in me. Meanwhile, I also sensed a burning gaze directed at me. I looked up and met a pair of cold eyes outside the glass wall. Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh

the restaurant expressionlessly, and the chilliness around him began to engulf me. A wall stood separating

I was

I came to my senses, Hendrix had already walked

saw him, he shouted fearlessly and stood up from

asked indifferently, "What should you

giggled and walked over to hold his father's thigh, flattering

Hendrix's eyes, but

was about to

time, but she hasn't come yet. The uncles and aunties in the mall didn't give me the time of the day. Only Madam Pretty

Huh?

who had left him here?

face of his, nobody could bring himself or herself to ignore him