Reborn Before The Divorce

Now Tavish would take the initiative to comfort her.

But back then, Tavish had suggested that she divorce Jesse.

Molly and Tavish were the two little angels sent by God to her.

Instantly, she felt full of motivation.

She had to work hard to protect her two children. If Jesse went bankrupt, she wouldn’t want her family to end up on the streets.

She worked until around midnight and then went to bed. Adequate sleep was also necessary.

She wasn’t sure if Tavish’s words had an effect, but she slept well that night. When she woke up in the morning, she felt refreshed and energetic, appearing at the breakfast table with a full spirit.

She met Jesse’s gaze in the air, but looked away first.

Compared to her energetic state, Jesse’s mood wasn’t as good.

“Daddy, Mommy, do you have any plans today?” Molly asked.

“No,” Jesse replied first.

Nydia shook her head too.

“How about we go on a picnic?” Molly suggested.

A picnic?

In this hot weather?

Who goes on a picnic in the middle of summer?

But she didn’t want to spoil the child’s excitement and agreed.

“That’s great, we can go on a picnic. This is our first time, we used to envy our classmates.”

Her tone was so bitter.

“Daddy, let’s go buy things outside, while Molly and Mommy prepare the food at home,” Tavish delegated the tasks.

At this point, Jesse and Nydia exchanged a knowing look, guessing that the two little ones wanted to ease the atmosphere at home deliberately.

Then Tavish, Jesse and Vergil went out together.

There was a large supermarket nearby, which was convenient.

“Uncle Vergil, you go buy picnic blankets and mosquito repellent over there,” Tavish told Vergil.

“Alright, just give me a call if you need anything,” Vergil replied.

Tavish and Jesse were the only ones left to spend time together. Tavish was too small to push the wheelchair, but Jesse could control it himself in semi-automatic mode, which was both safe and convenient.This text is property of Nô/velD/rama.Org.

Many people in the supermarket noticed the father and son, one big and one small, who looked like they were made from the same mold, and most importantly, they were very good-looking. Some people couldn’t resist taking pictures secretly.

“Daddy, do you think we should apologize when we do something wrong?” Tavish asked Jesse as he put things into the small shopping cart.

“What do you want to say?” Jesse looked at Tavish with a “I see through you” expression.

“I have a good female classmate who I like to play with, but I made her angry and she stopped talking to me. I don’t want to apologize.”

“…” Jesse didn’t expect this.

“Daddy, do you think it’s embarrassing to apologize first?” Tavish looked at Jesse with big eyes, making Jesse speechless.

“It’s important to apologize when you do something wrong. Apologizing takes courage, and it’s not embarrassing.”

“I see. Then I’ll go to school tomorrow to apologize to her. She’s been ignoring me, and it makes me sad. Normally, if it’s just a regular friend, I would let it go, but she’s important to me, so I’ll apologize.”

When Tavish said this, he glanced at Jesse’s expression.

“Do you like that female classmate?” Jesse asked.

Tavish was embarrassed, but nodded, “Yes, it’s not embarrassing to apologize to someone you like, right?”

“…” Jesse felt like he was being hinted at.

“Daddy, let’s buy some candy.” Tavish selected several kinds of candy and put them into the small shopping cart. “When you’re unhappy, eating candy will make you happy.”

“Bring that female classmate home to play with you another day,” Jesse said.

“What?” Tavish was dumbfounded and stood there motionless, not knowing what to do.