Never Blinded by Love (Linda and Wilson)

Chapter 237Published by Nôv'elD/rama.Org.

The production team posted on their official social media account.

"Traveling with Baby: Our first episode features a very special family of four. Everyone, use your imagination to guess who might be joining us for the first episode. Here's a hint- there will be two dads participating."

The official announcement set the internet ablaze. While the details were still unclear, the guests' silhouettes had been released.

"So, will Linda, Samson, and Lexi be on the show with William? That's quite a dramatic mix. I've never seen such a combination before."

"I still don't understand the relationship between Linda's family and William."

"I'm already excited to watch, even though they haven't started filming yet. Can we watch as they film?"

Riding the wave of this excitement, Linda released a new micro movie. This time, it was a collaboration with the local cultural tourism organization. Everything was meticulously crafted, and even the most critical accounts couldn't find fault. After all, this was a collaboration with the government.

With this, Linda's popularity soared to new heights.

Her latest film won another award, but she didn't attend the ceremony. She wasn't fond of such occasions, and both the organizers and fans understood, so they made no effort to insist. On the day the assistant director brought the trophy back to the company, Linda posted on her account.

"Amber F: Every award is a form of encouragement for me. I'll continue to work diligently, presenting a different side of myself. Thank you all for your continuous support." It was a typical, formal response, consistent with her persona.

Due to the variety show, Linda and Samson were usually around when William came over to visit Lexi. This was largely due to Jessie's need to gather some preliminary material. Samson and William, as fathers, had never gotten along well.

They had long had significant disagreements due to Linda, and now their mutual dislike had grown to the point where they found each other increasingly irksome. "Mommy." Lexi looked up at Linda with her delicate face.

Since it was breakfast time, Linda was reading documents on her phone with one hand and eating oatmeal with the other. "Yes, Lexi?"

"Grandma said we can't look at our phones while eating," Lexi said.

Linda reluctantly put her phone away. "Alright, I won't use my phone."

Then, Lexi continued, "Uncle William said he's coming over to play with us later."

Samson glanced at her. "How do you know he's coming, Lexi?"

Lexi proudly raised her right hand. "Daddy, don't you remember? You got me a watch!"

It was a smartwatch that could make calls. It was originally meant to help them stay in touch with Lexi while they were busy with work. Now, however, it seemed to be serving William's interests instead. "Lexi, can I ask you something?"

Lexi nodded. "Sure."

"Do you like Daddy more or Uncle William?"

It was a tough question, and it had completely overwhelmed the three-year-old. Lexi didn't know how to respond but then remembered a line from a cartoon she had seen. "I like you both. I have two daddies!"