Unexpected Blessing After Divorce

Chapter 329 Mr. Coke

Yuliana quickly set aside the things in her hand and crouched down in front of Rowan. She reached out to wipe off Rowan’s tears. However, the latter rebuffed her efforts and turned his face away, displaying his resentment. With a pout and his downturned lips, Rowan looked at Yuliana with red, tearful eyes, feeling upset and wronged.

Yuliana knew that Rowan was angry.

She recalled an incident before when Rowan brought his favorite toy robot downstairs, and it was accidentally broken by one of his friends. It was the same disappointed expression as it was before. Rowan would often throw small tantrums but rarely got truly angry.

Yuliana extended her arm and made Rowan look her in the face. Despite Rowan resisting her, she gently wiped his tears and said, “Mommy is sorry. I was wrong to yell at you earlier. Please don’t be angry with me, okay?”

Rowan’s cheeks remained puffed, but his gaze softened. He stared at Yuliana for a while, then threw himself into Yuliana’s arms, wrapped his arms around her neck, and said in a nasal voice, “Okay.”

Two seconds later, he kissed Yuliana’s face again and said, “I love you, Mommy.”

Yuliana’s heart melted at Rowan’s words. She kissed his forehead and said with a gentle smile, “Mommy loves you too. Stop crying?”

Rowan pulled away from Yuliana’s embrace and nodded as he said, “Yes!”

Yuliana said, “Can you walk on your own? I have to carry things.”

“Okay,” Rowan replied.

Yuliana got up, picked up the things that were placed aside, and took Rowan to the parking area. But after a few steps in, Rowan tugged on Yuliana’s clothes and shouted from behind, “Mommy, it’s Mr. Coke.” Startled, Yuliana turned around to see a man and a woman walking in their direction.

The man was Christopher, who had helped Rowan to reach the can of Coke at the supermarket earlier. The woman was wearing a mask and a baseball cap, showing only her beautiful eyes. She was well-dressed and had a slender figure.

Yuliana glanced at them for a brief second and was ready to leave with Rowan. However, Christopher turned to look in their direction. Before Yuliana could withdraw her gaze, their eyes met. Unflinchingly, she averted her gaze. “Be careful as you cross the road.”

followed Yuliana obediently, ready to leave the place.

him

behind her, Yuliana

Rowan beside Yuliana. The little boy was blinking his eyes as he looked at Christopher,

Rowan and said to Yuliana, “I

of Coke from

to reach out to accept it, he couldn’t help but look up at

by hesitations and some other thoughts. After gathering her thoughts, she touched Rowan’s soft curly

Coke from Christopher

at Rowan and said,

he had scored himself a rare treasure. He was so happy that his attention was wholly on the can of Coke

reached out his hand to touch Rowan’s face, but Rowan’s reflex was quick to dodge the former’s hand. It was evident that Rowan was uncomfortable with being touched by strangers, even when the man had offered him a can of Coke.

hand froze in midair before he drew

Christopher walked over and cast a glance at Yuliana and the child beside her. She then turned

his response, Christopher remained unresponsive, causing discontentment

back and said, “Let’s go.”

for a distance, he seemed to remember something. He turned to look at

disappeared, Christopher headed in the

woman became infuriated when Christopher evaded her questions. She caught up to him and asked,

seemed to sense that there was something between Christopher and the woman with the child they had

her

threw the shopping bag into the trunk and opened the driver’s door to get into the

front of the car, seemingly prepared for a confrontation with

armrest box. He took out a cigarette, lit it, lowered the window, and smoked slowly. His gray eyes were devoid of any emotions as he looked in the direction of the woman. It was as if he was looking through her, not at her. As the

into the passenger seat. Her hands were quick to take off her mask and hat. Frustrated, she ran her fingers through her hair as she said, “What do you mean? Does it take a lot

side-eye as he flicked off the cigarette ash. “That child just now was my son,” he