Was there a next time?

When she heard this, she glared fiercely at him. "Teach children bad things!"

"You haven't seen the data? They said that the close relationship between parents will be helpful for the child's healthy growth, especially at the psychological level."

"Humph, that won't do. Next time, you can't do this in front of him!"

"Alright, I know I was wrong. Please forgive me, madam." Wyatt admitted his mistake very straightforwardly, but his smiling eyes made people feel that he was insincere no matter how.

Zoey was speechless. She didn't know how to say it.

After the meal, Vanny still did not eat the ice cream he wanted, only a cake to soothe his little heart.

Forget it. Eat it.

Zoey took Vanny to rinse his mouth and play games together. It was their time to be together.

Wyatt brought Anna's favorite food and a bowl of bird's-nest porridge with him and knocked on her door.

When Anna saw her son come in, she snorted with a sullen face. "You still know to come? I thought that you have long forgotten your mother."

"What are you saying? I won't forget you no matter who I forget." With a smile, Wyatt walked in steadily with a tray in his hand.

"Forget it. Saying such nice things to your wife. What is the use of saying this to me?" Anna was still not in a good mood.

"Mom, are you jealous of her?" Wyatt suddenly asked.

"What do you mean jealous? Am I that kind of petty person?" Anna was depressed. "I feel sorry for you. Don't you know that?"

"Sorry?"

"What else? Do I have nothing better to do than to find trouble with her? It's all because I feel sorry for you. You have loved her for so many years and suffered. What about her? She still doesn't put you in her heart. So what if she has a son? You, really..." Anna said bitterly.

"Mom, you can't say that. She used to be insensible, but that was in the past. Now she has changed a lot. Can't you tell?" Wyatt disagreed with what she said.

Anna became even more unhappy. "Look at what she has done. Vanny can also have an accident in school. Isn't she responsible as a mother? You keep saying good things about her. Forget it. I am doing this for your good. In the end, I became a wicked person."

"Mom, I understand you are doing this for my good, but she has changed a lot. If you don't believe me, you can stay for a few days and take a good look at her. If she is still like that, I won't retort no matter what you say, okay?" Wyatt was helpless.

Anna glanced at him. "Sure, that's what you said."

"Of course. When have I ever lied to you?" Wyatt said as he pushed the bowl in his hand forward. "This is the bird's-nest porridge specially prepared for you. It's your favorite. Have a try?"

Only then did a smile appear on Anna's face. She sat down and said, "My son is still the best. If it had been your father, that aged man, he would have fallen asleep after he made me angry. How would he know how to coax me?"

She lowered her head and ate a few mouthfuls. Suddenly, as if she had thought of something, she said to him, "Oh right, I'm worried about Vanny. I'll stay here for a few days. Do you think I'm too annoyed?"

Wyatt laughed. "Mom, what are you talking about? Why do I feel that you are annoyed?"

"That's good. Let me tell you, I have an old sister's niece who came to see her from abroad. I want to see her. So guests will visit our home in two days. You don't mind, right?"