“Tilda…”


    “Elma, I have to go back to my father tonight,” Tilda interjected, changing the subject.


    Elma was stunned.


    “Why do you want to go back so suddenly?”


    “Because I need to settle things with Renata and her daughter.


    ”


    They would pay for what they had done to her mother!


    Lyndon had work to attend to and left after changing his clothes in the morning.


    He returned in the evening to take Tilda to her father’s ce.


    As they were leaving, Sheldon pouted, looking unhappy.


    “Doesn’t Mom love me anymore?” he asked, his voice small and sad.


    Tilda, changing her shoes, heard his words andughed.


    “Why would you say that?” she asked gently.


    “If you love me, why don’t you take me with you?” Sheldon asked, his eyes hopeful.


    Tildaughed, realizing he wanted to meet his grandpa.Content rights belong to N?velDrama.Org.


    She was about to exin when Sheldon, with a pout, added, “Humph, you don’t care about me anymore.


    ”


    Tilda couldn’t help but burst intoughter.


    She bent down and pinched his chubby cheeks.


    “How could that be? You have all my love.


    ”


    Sheldon lifted his chin and crossed his arms, looking displeased.


    He snorted, “You’re lying.


    The one you love most is Dad now.


    ”


    Tildaughed again.


    “Is that so?”


    “Of course! I can tell!” Sheldon’s voice was clear and confident.


    Lyndon raised an eyebrow, thinking Sheldon was just being yful.


    “Forget it,” Sheldon said generously.


    “Since I’m going to have a sibling to y with, I won’t argue with you.


    You can go now.


    Just remember to bring me some delicious food when youe back tonight.


    ”


    Tilda found it both funny and slightly annoying.


    She nced at Elma, who was overjoyed, and gave her a reproachful look.


    It must have been Elma who told Sheldon about the sibling.


    Elma was talking about nonsensical things again.