Tangled in his Obsession novel Chapter 175

Conway was getting old, and it was about time he enjoyed the pleasures of family.

But when it came to Leandro's generation, they were all still single, with only Valerio as a child, and he was a quiet one.

Now he suddenly found out that Seraphina had a child who died at three. Conway couldn't help but feel heartbroken, repeating it over and over.

Leandro sat quietly, listening, not saying a word.

After sighing for a while, Conway finally spoke again, "All right, let's not bring this up again; it’ll only hurt Sera."

"Okay," Leandro answered softly.

"Off you go," Conway said, "Spend some time with Sera, don’t let her dwell on this."

Leandro left Conway's room. On his way back to his room, he unexpectedly heard Seraphina's voice from Valerio's bedroom.

The door was ajar. Seraphina was reading a story to Valerio, and it sounded like Grimm’s Fairy Tales.

But in the middle of reading, Seraphina’s voice stopped. Then she said to Valerio, "What's with the attitude? Don’t you like my storytelling? You ungrateful little squirt!"

Leandro pushed the door open and saw Seraphina sitting on the bed with Valerio.

Valerio was sitting next to Seraphina, head down, looking upset.

Seraphina’s storytelling today was indeed a bit off, and Valerio’s mood seemed to have been affected.

This kid was always sensitive. He seemed to easily pick up on the emotions of the adults around him, even the slightest fluctuation.

Hearing the door open, Seraphina turned her head. When she saw Leandro, she laughed and said to Valerio, "All right, your dad's back. He can read to you since you're so picky!"

She was about to leave when Valerio firmly grabbed her arm as if begging her not to go.

Leandro saw this, walked over slowly, took the book from Seraphina's hand, then held Valerio's hand and told Seraphina, "Go back to your room."

"Okay," Seraphina answered cheerfully, patted Valerio's head and left.

Valerio, although reluctant, could only watch as Seraphina left, then turned to look at Leandro.

Looking at his innocent little face, Leandro said slowly, "She's not in a good mood today. You read for a while, then go to bed early."

Valerio nodded slowly after a moment of silence.

When Leandro returned to his room, Seraphina was lying on the bed, surfing the internet on her phone.

Seeing Leandro come in, she lifted her head and waved her phone at him, "I was planning on catching up on the news, but all I see is my name everywhere. It's so ironic."

Leandro's handwritten letter had caused a huge stir online. Netizens pieced together their meeting, falling in love, separating due to misunderstandings and accidents, facing setbacks, and finally reconciling, which was like a fairy tale.

Apart from a few, most no longer questioned Seraphina's unwed motherhood. The fleeting life of the child was mostly met with regret.

Looking at Leandro, Seraphina sincerely complimented, "You're amazing. A handwritten letter turned the tide against this morning's media frenzy. It's the best PR move I've ever seen."