Unexpected Blessing After Divorce
Chapter 328
Chapter 328 A Can Of Coke
On the weekend, Yuliana promised Rowan she would take him to the arcade.
Despite her busy work schedule, she managed to carve out time to spend the weekend with Rowan.
In the morning. Yuliana took Rowan to see a newly released cartoon show. Later, after lunch, the two took at casual stroll as they headed to the arcade.
Rowan loved all kinds of gaming machines in the arcade, from simple fishing games to adrenaline-pumping car racing and shooter games. While he could not possibly play every game in the arcade, he found himself standing beside players and getting engrossed in their gameplay. Watching others playing was far more exciting to him than playing the games himself, as he could observe and learn gaming strategies from the other players.
Every time Yuliana brought Rowan to the arcade, Rowan would spend hours engrossed in the enticing world of arcade gaming.
Today was no different. Despite many efforts to convince Rowan to go home, he stubbornly refused to leave. In the end, Yuliana had no choice but to resort to physically dragging and carrying Rowan away from the grasp of the arcade.
After getting in the car, Rowan sat in the safety chair in the backseat, whining and throwing a fit about leaving the arcade.
Yuliana remained focused on driving, paying no heed to his pleas and cries.
After a while, Rowan could not sit still.
“Mommy…”
Yuliana ignored Rowan.
“Mommy…” Rowan lamented.
Yuliana gave no responses.
Rowan was a little nervous when he continued to receive no responses. When he realized his tantrums did not work on his mom, Rowan felt a little uneasy. He quickly regained his composure and mustered up the courage to apologize to his mother. “Mommy, I’m sorry. Please, answer me, won’t you?”
Yuliana knew her son like the back of her hand. Rowan would quickly admit his mistakes, but he would soon repeat those mistakes.
She slowly pulled over the car to the side of the road, turned to Rowan, and said, “Tell me. What have you done wrong?”
Her voice held not a hint of anger, and her expression remained calm and collected.
His lips
spill over at any moment. As expected, tears fell at the very next second.
was wrong. Can
at Rowan’s remorseful and
him a tissue. “I’m driving now. I’ll give you a hug when we get home, okay?
said
tissue, nodded heavily, and folded the piece of tissue into a
home, Yuliana took Rowan to a large
the supermarket. It was a place that could bring her
were trolleys for children in there, and Rowan eagerly sat in a child-sized cart and had Yuliana push it back and forth along
supermarket.
I want that!” he
picked up a large bag of potato chips and
it was normal for kids to crave snacks, she thought there was no
the sizes of the two bags of snacks. The bag of chips in
little body, and said in a sweet voice, “Mommy, I
I chose for you,
she had spoiled Rowan too much, Yuliana firmly drew the line when it
bag of chips that
to grab a few
did
disappeared while
worried when it happened for the first time. After a few similar occurrences,
aisles, Yuliana pushed the shopping cart to the snacks and sweets section. Unsurprisingly, Rowan was found standing in front of the soda shelf, his head raised as he gazed intently at the
man stood beside Rowan, holding a can of Coke in his hand, seemingly asking Rowan
of Coke on the shelves not
short to reach the top shelf
looked around to ask for help, someone behind him asked, “Do you need help?”
turned around and saw a tall
in a sweet voice, “Mister, can you
man picked up red can. “This one?”
shook his head. “I want
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