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Trevon had no qualms about being addressed respectfully.

He somehow fell that he was superior. After all, it was Frank who was in love with Ava, so addressing him as such was only natural.

Just like when Edward hooked up with Rose, there was no way around it; Frank had to be dubbed with Edward’s respect, even though Edward had a year’s seniority.

As Hackett unveiled the box, he quipped, “You didn’t go all out and get my son a pink diamond, did you? That would be too girly.”

The moment the box was cracked open, Hackett froze, his eyes locked on the chunky, oversized pasta–made golden necklace inside. The golden beads were plump and shimmered brilliantly, looking solid as a rock.

But wasn’t this the kind of bling that nouveau riche folks flaunted?

Was it even suitable for a newborn?

Hackett didn’t shut the box, and his gaze pierced Frank with skepticism. “Do you think my kid is some kind of nouveau riche? This thing is as thick as a chain link.”

Those in the know understood Frank’s generosity, but others might think he was planning to murder Hackett’s son. Trevon was itching to know what Frank had given that had left Hackett tongue–tied and wearing a constipated expression. As he approached, Trevon playfully placed his fist to his lips and quipped; “Chill out. Frank went all out on this one. When you’re wheeling and dealing in real estate, aren’t you a bit of a nouveau riche too? Frank gifting your kid a gold chain is on point. Your kid is now the crown prince, destined for the throne

Hackett thought, “I haven’t even inherited anything from my old man yet. What throne is my kid inheriting?”

Seeing this, Sherri sprang off the bed and strode over.

Rose was astounded by Sherri’s graceful moves and couldn’t help but gawk at Natalie, who hadn’t quite bounced back yet. “How did she go from being as slow as molasses to lightning fast, like a mother hen laying tomatoes, ready to take off once she’s done?”

Natalie felt these two were here to crack jokes, maybe even to kill her. All that laughter had naturally tugged at her wounds.

“Wow, Mr. Roberts, you’re really pulling out all the stops. I love how flashy this is. The pearls are huge and bold. When you and Ava have kids down the line, I’ll get you an even bigger one.

Sherri started weaving an elaborate story, talking non–stop.

Natalie knew this was the outcome, so she just shook her head and sighed. She glanced at Trevon, who was looking her way, and offered a smile.

They exchanged some invisible affection.

Frank was speechless.

Finally, he casually added, “I’m glad you like it.”

Sherri definitely did. Who wouldn’t like a thick gold chain handed out for free?

Trevon tossed in casually, “Should I give you something?”

The couple quickly intervened, answering in unison, “No need.”

Their tone was unwavering.

Natalie thought, “Trevon’s calculator has probably been used a dozen times already. One’s for double servings, and the other’s for single servings. Just thinking about it is a real bummer. It would be a lot of debts for us.”

“If you don’t accept it, don’t blame me

cliched brotherly gift exchange. We shared the same womb; there’s no need for presents

“Sounds

the sidelines and suddenly quipped, “Hand

that says you can reclain a gift once it’s given. This is your goodwill, and

mused, “If my brother has twins in the future, Hackett will be in quite a jam.

there.”

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had dozed off Their bodies had stopped twitching. The grown–ups didn’t

of the bed, helping Natalie recline. “Should we get them a

replied. “Do you think they’d accept it? Let’s hold off for now. We can follow Frank’s lead and gift them

After all,

for her hospital gown, others wouldn’t even know she had given birth just yesterday. Her vitality was striking,

help but wonder,

Sherri’s seemingly effortless demeanor, chimed in. “I have no idea. I’ve never experienced childbirth myself. I’ve only watched videos, and my wife didn’t make it seem this easy. Perhaps

Are you inquiring on behalf

been chatting and laughing throughout. After hearing the story, both men were left dumbfounded,

the crib,

the couch, the crib pulled

newborn baby brother.

into Sherri’s

Rose enter, Juana leaped up as if pricked by a needle as if she were about to rush over. However, when she spoued Frank following Rose, she held back and regained her composure. This was her son’s uncle, after all, and she needed to

of objections from the Roberts family regarding their relationship, there remained some uncertainty without official documents, and they couldn’t afford to act recklessly.

Juana announced, “Oh, Frank and Dr. Roberts are

Auntie. We’ve come to

a look. He’s the spitting image of Hackett. Sherri is the family hero,” Joy said with a warm smile, stepping aside to make room for them.

asked, “How’s Natalie

she’ll be in pain for a few more days. She

so sensible and strong. Just don’t overexert yourself in other ways. Check on

you’d think I was the one you picked up. And

resist exposing her, “Look at yourself, do you really look like someone who just gave birth? I wouldn’t even bother scolding you if you at least pretended a bit.”

walked over to Juana and encouraged her, “Sherri, hop into bed. You’ve already made a trip to the next room, and you must be tired. Rest up.‘ She winked at her daughter–in–law.

bit tired. I’ll take a little rest. When I’m

you want.”

Frank present, Juana held back her enthusiasm while chatting

Rose, and Frank noticed it a few times. Hackett’s son indeed bore a striking

to leave, Joy adopted a more serious tone, “Frank, it’s your turn next.

bit more time. My

present; she felt a bit uncomfortable,

message to Edward, urging him to hurry to the hospital. His

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a meal with Rise and ask her same questions. Dr. Roberts ray a bit longer Shern you mentioned having some questions about newborns to ask Rose Let Hackett listen

looked like her brother was on his way, even though he and Rose were officially an item now truth, the whole Roberts clan had already

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