The Barrister's Love in Town

Chapter 127 Who Are You, Sir?

“Did you forget that we’re already divorced, Elias Winters? You have no right to control me!”

“I do, and I’ve made up my mind that I will! You lied to me for such a long time and I haven’t decided what I’m going to do with you yet.” Elias’ heart was filled with excitement at knowing that his son was alive, but also fury that he had been denied access to his son for so long. Although he wanted to dash into the house and tell Aiden that he was his father, he stopped himself because he was worried about frightening

him.

His words stunned her. “You? Punishing me? Who do you think you are? If I hadn’t kept the child, he would already be dead because of your heartlessness!”

Meanwhile, in the house, Selina and Aiden stuck themselves to the window, watching the argument happening outside.

“Miss Selina, why do you think Mommy is arguing with that man? Is he bullying her?” Although Aiden didn’t understand the complicated relationship that existed between adults, he could sense that Elias was far from a nice man.

That man? Selina repeated in her head, turning to him in confusion. So, he doesn’t know his father. “Don’t you know this man, Aiden? Haven’t you seen him before?” she asked inquisitively as she had no idea what had happened between Amanda and Elias. Did they have a grudge so deep that Aiden has never met his father?

Aiden shook his head. “No, I’ve never seen him before, Oh no, he’s bullying Mommy! I have to save her!” he exclaimed and turned around, heading toward the hallway to save his mother.

“Hey, Aiden! Come back here!” Selina immediately rushed ahead, grabbed him, and patiently explained to him. “He’s not bullying your mommy. They’re just having a rather… heated discussion, that’s all. Why don’t we finish up the jigsaw puzzle upstairs while we wait?”

Meanwhile, Amanda was exhausted from arguing with Elias and had set the umbrella aside since it had stopped raining. “Just go home. It’s not appropriate for you to meet him now because you’ll just scare him. Furthermore, he doesn’t know that you exist and doesn’t know you, either.” She knew that this man wanted to barge in and meet his son, but that would only frighten the little brat.

that, so I won’t act recklessly, but I won’t be able to sleep tonight. Go home and sleep with him tonight. I’ll stand guard outside.” He planned to stay here in his car tonight because he couldn’t sleep even if he went

blinked at him dumbly before blurting, “Hold on a minute. What on Earth are you thinking? Standing guard? Do you think you’re on guard

place, wasn’t he? Of course, I’ll have to stay here in case something like that happens again!” When he recalled that his child had been abducted from his very home, Elias wanted to move Amanda and Aiden to another house with

stop cursing my son? Since you have all the time in the world, why don’t you get that tombstone removed? Just

the

immediately whisked out his phone and called a number, ordering sternly, “Remove that tombstone right now! Cut the crap! It’s raining and dark? Do I sound like I care

heads toward the creaking door at the same time. “Mommy! That

Amanda held his hand, interjecting, “We’re just discussing some issues regarding work. It’s late. So, it’s time to stop playing and

roughly guess what had happened and didn’t say anything as she kept

saw that man biting you earlier.

face instantly turned bright red, and she shot a look at Selina, who failed to stifle her laughter. Then, she cleared her throat awkwardly as she patted Aiden’s head. “What does a boy like you know? Hurry up and shower before going off to bed. You have

I almost forgot about

the toys into their boxes. However, Selina couldn’t help but sneak a peek outside through the window. When she did, she

Amanda came downstairs. “Why aren’t

in the car

man. She glanced at the car

sate her curiosity, but she quickly. stopped the words from tumbling out of her mouth. I’d better not try my luck since it’s clearly a private matter. All I can say is, each family has their own set of problems. “I’m turning in for the night,

“Okay.”