Daddy! Come Home for Dinner!

Cindy almost spat out the tea in her mouth.

It took her a great effort to swallow it down, nearly choking herself in the process.

“Wha…What family of three!” Cindy was shocked.

“Didn’t you notice? Morgan looks so much like Adrian Zhekova, like they were cut from the same mold.” Peggy Lewis replied.

“I didn’t notice.” Cindy really hadn’t noticed.

She was always nervous around Adrian Zhekova.

She didn’t dare to look him in the eye, let alone notice if he looked like Morgan or not.

“They really look alike!” Peggy Lewis said with certainty. “When I saw them, I was stunned. Cindy, I know my guess might be a bit outrageous, but do you think there’s any chance… that Adrian Zhekova is Morgan’s father?”

Peggy Lewis herself thought this guess was a bit far-fetched.

But the resemblance between Adrian Zhekova and Morgan made her unable to resist guessing that way.

“How’s that possible!” Cindy thought it was too far-fetched. “Come on, don’t joke around!”

As Peggy Lewis herself felt that the matter was quite… dreamlike, she didn’t insist on believing it after mentioning it.

Thinking too much might make her delusional, which wouldn’t be good.

So, Peggy Lewis asked again: “By the way, how did you get together with Adrian Zhekova? You even went to the convenience store together to buy things.”

This wasn’t something that could be done with just any ordinary relationship.

“Morgan got into a fight with his friends at the nursery, and he ran out of the nursery by himself. He happened to bump into Adrian Zhekova, and that’s how they got to know each other. And coincidentally, I went to deliver food to Pingla Group today, with Morgan in tow, and he ran into Adrian again.”

“That’s just too much of a coincidence.” Peggy Lewis thought this was incredibly coincidental. “Wait, Morgan got into a fight? Was he injured? When did this happen?”

Cindy thought to herself, this was the normal reaction someone should have when concerned about Morgan.

Peggy Lewis didn’t know about it when she came last night, and Cindy hadn’t told her.

Now that it was brought up, Peggy Lewis had put her questions about Adrian Zhekova aside and was more concerned about Morgan first.

Meanwhile, at the nursery, neither Teacher Linda nor the headmaster took the initiative to ask about Morgan’s situation.

“It happened yesterday.” Cindy briefly explained the situation to Peggy Lewis.

“Why didn’t you tell me about such a big incident? I should’ve gone with you today! What a terrible nursery! What’s the point of that homeroom teacher?!” Peggy Lewis was furious.

“It’s alright, don’t get angry. The issue has been resolved.” Cindy advised.

Cindy mentioned how Adrian Zhekova had helped: “So, to thank him, I made dinner for him. Otherwise, I really wouldn’t know what else to offer.”

Cindy never hid anything from Peggy Lewis.

Peggy Lewis stroked her chin and squinted, “That’s not right. Although I don’t know Adrian Zhekova, him being the heir to the Zhekova family, when did he become so kind-hearted? That’s not normal.

Peggy Lewis pondered for a moment and asked again, “Is Morgan really not related to him?”

Unexpectedly, the conversation circled back to the same topic.

“Of course, there’s no relationship,” Cindy said firmly.

Actually, what Peggy Lewis wanted to say was that at the beginning, Cindy herself didn’t even see clearly who the other party was.

What if it was indeed Adrian Zhekova?

Although, even saying that, they themselves would find it hard to believe.

“Never mind, this matter is to your advantage anyway. As long as he’s willing to help, it’s fine. But don’t be taken advantage of.” Peggy Lewis advised..