Scrambling to Be the Father of His Ex-Wife's Kid novel Chapter 2637

It had been obvious to me that Neil was much more excited than before. However, based on how that meeting went just now, he should not be feeling this good.

At the red light of the intersection, I stopped the car.

I looked at the man beside me and asked, “You seem happy?"

Neil pursed his lips when he heard that, looking a little embarrassed. "Is it very obvious?"

I nodded and pointed the mirror at him. "Quite. Is it because you saw your idol?"

"Yes. I’ve always seen President Grant as a role model. I’m very happy to have met him," Neil said, the corners of his mouth pulling unconsciously into a grin.

He seemed really happy, yet I should apologize for Theo's attitude toward him just now.

I pursed my lips and smiled apologetically. "About that... Theo didn’t treat you very nicely just now. I apologize on his behalf."

Neil waved his hands. "It's really fine, I don't mind. I'm just very happy to have been able to meet President Grant.”

Why did it sound like he was harboring some secret love? Could Neil be…

Probably noticing my strange expression, Neil quickly explained, "Wanda, don't get me wrong. I just admire President Grant. I’ve no other thoughts."

"You don't need to give me an explanation. Perhaps it’s because I rarely encounter such an appreciation between men, so... I'm sorry." I bit my lower lip and quickly started the car when I saw that the light had turned green.

It was ridiculous that Nibel had made me so nervous recently.

"It’s fine. Thanks to you, I got to meet President Grant today. There’s nothing else to it." Neil looked ahead. "I’ve been looking forward to this day for a long time."

Despite not knowing what kind of appreciation he had for Theo, I was glad that he was able to realize his wish.

After reaching Neil’s place, he got out of the car. “Thank you for sending me back, Wanda. Be careful on your way back.”

“Alright. Let’s meet up again next time.”

“Next time… I think there won’t be a next time anymore.”

Neil muttered, but I still caught what he said.