Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 388 I Don't Want to Pity You

She was proud to be a woman.

Everleigh and Alastair approached them, and heard what Adrienne said to Theodore.

"Look at what you're saying. You're only a few years old. Get in the car now, otherwise it will be crowded if we get there late," Everleigh said.

Hearing that, Adrienne quickly jumped out of Theodore's arms. She opened the door and got into the car.

"Hurry up!" She called out to the three of them.

Theodore and Everleigh looked at each other helplessly. When they arrived at the Ocean Park, it was still rather early. There weren't many visitors there. "Let's go over there and wait. The show will begin soon," Theodore found several seats.

It was still a little too hot.

Everleigh walked over to him, holding one child in each hand. Most of the people there were made up of families of three.

"Mommy, they look really happy, are they all living together?" Adrienne asked curiously.

Her question had left both Everleigh and Theodore startled. Their gazes met and fell a little.

"Mommy, why aren't you answering me?" Adrienne asked again.

"Adrienne, not all couples have to live together. Aren't you happy staying with Grandpa?" Alastair interrupted. He didn't want to know anything between the adults. She sulked, "I am happy, but..."

Everleigh glanced at her watch and said, "The show is about to start, let's go!"

She held their hands and walked inside.

Theodore was a little dejected when he heard the conversation. Didn't she have any desire to live with him? He pondered.

Inside the amphitheater, the seats were mostly occupied as they walked in. Children were screaming excitedly among the audience.

huge pool in the middle. Two dolphins appeared from the water and did some ball tricks,

her seat, whereas Alastair was more calm and quiet. However, his excitement and love for dolphins could be felt just by looking at his sparkling eyes. Theodore bought

some ice cream, the weather is too hot," he

your favorite flavor," Everleigh handed

took it with an overjoyed expression. She took a huge bite off of it.

only ones

park. Alastair and Adrienne were enjoying themselves in the kids' pool, while Theodore and Everleigh were sitting at the side, looking at them. "Everleigh, do you really have no plans of getting back

asking about this?"

eye contact. He smiled and said, "I saw your strange expression when you heard what Adrienne said earlier today. Everleigh, can you tell me what's on your mind? What's holding

hurt you so much back then due to my negligence. I've been thinking about it many times. If only I cared more about you, if only I insisted on knowing what happened, we wouldn't have wasted seven years between us."

was true. She didn't have any chance to express her feelings back then. If he bothered to investigate further, she wouldn't have ended

It's just that, things can never

mother. A mother was something she was unfamiliar with, because she never felt like she had one. "Everleigh, do you

anymore. Theodore, a year's time might be nothing to you, but for

she spent in Africa. Back then, she wanted to be with him too, and even thought of making up for

until she learned that everything was fine, that she finally felt that it was wonderful to be

away. His lips pursed tightly and his gaze darkened as

she gasped. Her voice rose to a higher pitch, "How did you

specifically told Dr. Harrison not to let

saw her surprised reaction. He said, "Do you really think that I didn't investigate further on your sudden trip to Africa? Since you didn't want to tell me, I didn't ask you about it. I don't want you to think that I proposed

and there were mixed feelings in her eyes.

don't want you to be disappointed with me anymore." His

silence, as Alastair and Adrienne approached

"Daddy, can we

heard that the food there

at the dining area. It was

exclaimed with a smile. The smell of delicious food filled

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