The Indifferent Ex-Husband Heartstrings in the Mall of Fate

Chapter 310

Sophia was even more awkward. Although Theresa couldn't understand, Sophia didn't want to discuss it in front of her either. Grace was also clueless about what the two were talking about, casting a curious glance at Cindy.

Cindy, who's usually pretty laid-back and not the detail-oriented type, failed to notice Sophia's embarrassment. She couldn't help but look at Theresa with envy and blurted out, "You're too blessed, I swear. Your kid's smart, pretty, and adorable - like she's got all the buffs stacked up. I really wanna have one too, but who knows if I'd be lucky enough to have a cute little girl like her. I'd love to have a daughter."

Then, leaning towards Sophia, she asked, "Sophia, can you actually choose the gender too?"

Sophia, feeling awkward, put an end to the conversation. "Let's not talk about this right now."

Cindy thought Sophia was considering Theresa's feelings and apologized with hands pressed together, "Sorry, got a bit carried away there."

"It's okay, let's just eat," Sophia said with a smile, smoothly changing the subject.

Theresa, who had been paying close attention to the conversation, finally found a moment to speak up, turning to Sophia with confusion, "Mommy, what's a sperm bank?"

Sophia nearly choked on her food.

Cindy was also surprised, not expecting such a young child to catch on to useful information so accurately - this only made her more determined to seek out a sperm bank to have a child.

Sophia managed to swallow the food stuck in her throat.

"It's like," Sophia searched for a vague explanation, "a scientific method."

Theresa nodded, half understanding, feeling that her mom hadn't finished her explanation and continued with puzzled eyes, "And then?"

"How about we talk about it when you're older?" For the first time, Sophia used the 'I'll tell you when you're older' card.

Theresa, still not quite getting it, obediently nodded and didn't push the issue further.

After dinner, with some time to spare, Sophia decided to drop Theresa and Grace off at home.

On the way back, Theresa, finally alone with Sophia, snuggled into her arms and said unhappily, "Mommy, that grandpa we saw, he's always so fierce. Does he dislike me?"

Sophia was taken aback by Theresa's question about whether Daniel disliked her - something she had tried to avoid. She didn't want Theresa to be so sensitive to the emotions of the adult world and to feel sad about it.

But Daniel's stern demeanor towards Theresa was undeniable, and his distaste was plain to see. Sophia was surprised that Theresa noticed such subtle emotions , and it hurt her heart.

sweetheart. He was just dealing with some stuff and was in a bad mood, that's why he couldn't control his emotions. It's not about Theresa. You know, sometimes when you can't see mommy and feel unhappy, you don't want to talk

moment, Theresa nodded, "Yeah,

Theresa either. He's just

said, "Then next

to make him happy, it shows you're kind. But it's also okay

nodded, seemingly getting

"Mommy has to go back to work, I'll come

earnestly, "Okay.

Sophia let her

lingering gaze that seemed reluctant to

her, "Come on, let's go wash our hands," placing her milk

mom's, and realizing the beautiful lady took it out, she frantically reached for the bag

bag, "What

sticking her whole head in, muttering, "Where's my drawing? My drawing's gone." "What drawing?"

to articulate clearly, Theresa just kept repeating anxiously, spilling the contents of the bag, and didn't find it. She stood up and was about to dash out when Grace scooped her up in a hurry, comforting

Theresa was still upset, struggling to get down and go

to work after a quick lunch with her friend,

been sitting earlier. Not seeing anyone, she noticed a piece of paper with its corners fluttering in the

little girl left it there? Why didn't

picked up the blueprint. She flipped it open, then her gaze froze, utterly captivated and unable to

girl have this? Did she find it

page, and then she couldn't resist looking around. Theresa was nowhere in sight.

and

saw Marian with some papers in her hand, but didn't pay much attention,

smile, tucking away the papers and

Sophia nodded, "Yes."

at the turnstile, the gates opened, and she walked

they entered the

Marian fidgeting with the neatly folded paper in her hands, pinching

the paper in Marian's hands

Marian just smiled, "Nothing."

doors opened, she stepped