Unwanted Daddy Don't Come Closer to Mommy

Chapter 119 Don't push the envelope.

She seemed to be bewitched by something, and put her arms around Dixon's neck, but the man's action was more violent, and when she had no time to resist, she was pushed to the edge of the bed.

In the darkness, Dixon opened his eyes, he said, "Rebecca, don't push the envelope."

Rebecca's heart suddenly became cold, and her voice was choked. If the lights were turned on, Dixon could predict the wronged expression on her face.

But the man was not moved. He said, "If you are not used to sleeping here, you can go back."

Rebecca began to sob slightly. It was Sonia. Because Sonia was here, Dixon resisted her like this! Otherwise, she must have got what she wants.

The night was long and unbearable, but in another room, because of Victor's company, Sonia slept well rarely. They hugged each other and woke up in bed. Sonia touched Victor's face lovingly.

Victor, I can give up anything for you.

Victor knew that he had spent the night with Rebecca next door. When he woke up in the morning, he didn't say anything, he took Sonia to cook in the kitchen. They made breakfast together, they made two lovely and exquisite breakfasts, and then sat at the table happily.

"I'm starting to eat!"

Even in the Borris's home, he

must have received enough elite education from Dixon, and the rules of dining are quite standard. He acts as a little gentleman. Sonia's eyes become red when she finds this, her son is

dishes together in the kitchen. Victor was short, so he moved chair and put it next to Sonia. They washed together by the sink, and they laughed from time to time. The peaceful scene made Dixon feel that the picture in front of him was

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of this child will definitely

When he grows up, Dixon will definitely give him many rights! Therefore, it is best

Victor looked back

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and Rebecca coming down. It seemed that they haven't seen them at all, and their

passed by, Dixon's heartbeat paused, and he subconsciously looked back, only to