Who's Crying Now, Ex-Husband?

Chapter 248

"You've got a knack for making kids' meals too," Mila remarked with a smile.

Forrest, having finished his meal, took a sip of his coffee and grinned. "Well, if we're going to have kids someday, I should get some practice in."

Mila was momentarily taken aback but then she laughed. "You're always striving for perfection, aren't you?"

Even back in college, she admired Forrest's commitment to excellence. He was meticulous and perfect-traits not many people she knew possessed. Forrest also had this uncanny ability to plan ahead.

...

Before Forrest left, he made a point to say, "Mimi, I might be home late tonight. Can you wait up for me? There's something I need to discuss with you."

His serious expression piqued Mila's curiosity, and she nodded her agreement.

there. When he expressed interest in drawing, she

one on rubies and the other on nature landscapes. She

flew by. Occasionally, she checked on the child's progress. However, when

from a child's mind. Drawings often reflect the artist's current state of

animals from the lantern Mom gave me," Julian said, his voice tinged with disappointment at the mess of lines he had

it," Mila said, accepting the drawing. She placed a fresh sheet of paper in front of him, gently guided his hand, and sketched a vivid, soaring

"Different artists have different styles. Some are abstract, some are realistic, and some are unique in their own way. It's okay

listened, still a bit confused but

long time before I could draw animals," Mila encouraged. "If you start learning now, you'll

Julian's eyes lit up as he stared at the dove. "I want to get better so I can draw little animals

I'll

drawing with him, Mila took the drawing

moment, a bit perplexed. "What should we do about