Chapter 36 Getting A Baby
Old Mrs. Herbart glanced at Flora.
"Just because you can't get it, doesn't mean others can't," she said.
The scent of Miller's biscuits was unique, and Flora knew it was genuine just by smelling it. She had talked too much tonight and Old Mrs. Herbart scolded her.
Flora didn't dare to stir up trouble anymore and stood there with a straight face.
After scolding Flora, Old Mrs. Herbart smiled kindly at Blanche and Louis.
"Thank you for your consideration, my children. My 80th birthday wish has already been decided. I wish the two of you a happy marriage and to get a chubby little boy as soon as possible."
The crowd was taken aback. Old Mrs. Herbart's previous birthday wishes were all about the prosperity of the Herbart family. But she was actually this casual this year, not only making her wish before lighting the candle but also only wishing Louis and Blanche a happy marriage and getting a chubby little boy as soon as possible
Blanche and Louis were even more confused. Hearing Old Mrs. Herbart wishing them a happy marriage and to get a chubby little boy as soon as possible, Blanche blushed with embarrassment.
Blanche thought to herself, "Louis and I get a chubby little boy? How could it even be possible? I have never thought about it before."
Louis was also stunned for a moment. When he saw Blanche's red ears, he felt strange and thought it was rare to see this woman get shy.
Mike, who was next to Old Mrs. Herbart, reminded them with a smile, "You two should be thrilled. Old Mrs. Herbart can only make a birthday wish, and she made it for you. You should say thank you."
Blanche gave Louis a look, hinting at him to thank his grandma. However, Louis turned his face away and ignored her.
Blanche clenched her hands and thought, "What a coward! When faced with a problem, he only knows how to hide like a turtle. Well, it seems that men can't be relied upon after all."
"Thank you, Grandma," Blanche said with a big smile.
Flora, who was next to them, felt upset and animosity toward Blanche when seeing this.
After all, if Old Mrs. Herbart treated Blanche well, Flora's daughter-in-law would enjoy less liking from Old Mrs. Herbart.
Hence, Flora couldn't help but provoke again.
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