Scrambling to Be the Father of His Ex-Wife's Kid novel Chapter 1669

I turned around to see Theo walking toward me in his suit. His tie was no longer in its original position, and the top two buttons of his shirt were unbuttoned.

I knew this was how he looked after working overtime. Even so, the waitresses in the lobby began to get uncontrollably excited.

I was about to get up, but he quickly came over and gently held my shoulders, pressing me back into my spot.

He looked at me with gentle eyes and gestured for me to sit on the chair and rest.

"Mr. Cullen, since you love to share so much, how about sharing with me the whole story of how you and your esteemed wife first met and fell in love before getting

married and having Tina? I'm sure that must be very exciting."

Theo naturally sat down next to us, not feeling awkward at all.

I thought Fred would leave of his own accord, but I did not expect him to remain calmly sitting across the table. He gently sipped on his coffee and said, "I didn't expect you to be someone who likes to hear gossip, Mr. Grant."

He smiled lightly, the corners of his mouth curling up like he was mocking Theo.

My hand clenched into a fist out of nervousness.

Theo had started a war as soon as he arrived, and Fred, who was on the other side of the table, was also insisting on taking this further despite knowing Theo's temperament.

I did not know which side to advise first.

Theo took my hand and stroked it slowly as if he was holding a treasure.

"Occasionally to pass the time, I also like to listen to other people's stories. After all, during sad times, people would always want to listen to sad stories. It'll help their psyche to actively boost the brain's happy hormones."

I rolled my eyes. Theo's words were a clear way to get Fred to share his sad stories for Theo’s amusement.

I gently tugged on his hand, indicating that he should not continue. This was really excessive.

He looked at me. "It's okay, Fred knows I'm an excessive person anyway. Such a request should be very much in line with my reputation. I believe Mr. Fred won't feel