Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 79 A Happy Family Of Four

"Okay." A staff member brought over a baby panda and taught Theodore how to interact with it.

Pandas always looked tame and harmless, but their scratches or bites could always spell disaster. The public was not often allowed to openly take photos with them as behind their innocent looks, all pandas shared a horrifying combination of sharp teeth and a strong bite force that should be taken seriously.

While Theodore was playing with the panda, the two children were squatting next to each other as they watched the interaction excitedly. Alastair, who had always had a cold attitude towards everything, also displayed an unprecedented interest in what was happening.

Adrienne squatted and Alastair pulled her back a little to maintain a safe distance.

Blinking her eyes, she held her chin with both hands and asked the employee beside her, "Does it have a name?"

"Yes. We call her Poppy," the employee answered with a smile.

"Does she only eat bamboo?"

"No, of course not. Like children, she has to eat fruits and some meat or she will become malnourished. "

"Oh, I see!"

Adrienne looked enlightened, as if she had just learned something new.

"Okay, it's time for the photos!"

As the staff did not notice any conflict between Theodore and the panda, he signaled for the cameraman to get ready for the photography session.

"Daddy, please sit closer to Mommy. You can use the tools nearby to play with Poppy and the photographer will capture the scene. It'll look more natural that way."

"Come on, Mommy! Closer please!"

Good-looking people were always welcomed everywhere they went. A usual photography session would usually take five minutes, but the one with Everleigh and her family had been going on for almost 10 minutes now. In the beginning, Everleigh was a little awkward. Then she became somehow affected by the atmosphere as she happily fed the panda with her children. Gradually, she even forgot that the photographer was even there.

When the photo was ready, the only copy was given to Everleigh, who carefully stowed it inside her bag.

She felt

improved when she left Panda World. In fact, she had stopped worrying too much about the day. Looking at her children's happy faces, she decided that the past seven years did not exist. That afternoon would be a gift from fate for her and her

clouds gathered in the sky, until the last rays of light

from the Hippo House, each of them holding one child.

arms and covered by his coat, Adrienne poked

out from her bag and passed it to

clean and neat hair. He casually brushed off the raindrops off his chin with his own handkerchief and asked, "What are you talking about?" Everleigh shook

only big enough to cover

her neck in Theodore's suit, revealing a small hand holding the edge of the suit. She smiled and said, "Mommy, I

glared at her and said, "It's all because of you. If you didn't insist on coming here, Theodore wouldn't get

just a little rain." Adrienne stuck out her tongue, as

Theodore's voice came

felt she heard something uncanny from Theodore's

he got wet from

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was the biggest indoor auditorium at the zoo. Due to the rain, the place was crowded with visitors. They had stopped at the place to

soon. Adrienne stayed inside Theodore's

carry her. You've been carrying her the whole day." Everleigh felt a stab of guilt as she looked at Adrienne scooped up in Theodore's embrace. Theodore's expression was indifferent. "It's fine. This rain isn't going

feather-like eyelashes moved slightly. She looked like she was having a beautiful dream, as evident from her pouting lips. She even mumbled the word "Daddy" while holding tightly at Theodore's collar. Theodore held up his suit to cover Adrienne so that she was not

quick to arrive and leave, but that day, the rain just refused to stop. The dark clouds above Ocpeace City were

A white Porsche was dashing through the street, its wipers working hard to clear the windshield from the rainwater, but to

rearview mirror was a woman's

"ding" sound informed the passenger sitting in the passenger seat

around the phone the moment she lay her eyes on the pictures displayed on the screen. Her grip was so tight that she looked like she was plunging her fingers into the screen. Her eyes no

raining very heavily. I think the place will be closed by the time we arrive, so

came from the

lips and

a sigh of relief. "Then I'll send