Lahat ng Kabanata ng Clingy Love: Kabanata 201 - Kabanata 210

A sinister and dark look flashed across Thaddeus’s eyes. His voice carried a hint of anger as he asked, “Did he try to commit suicide again?” “That wasn’t the case this time. His emotions have been much more settled, which feels quite unusual. However, he suddenly went on a hunger strike today and said he must see you, or he would starve himself to death.” “Let him, then.” “Ah, Mr. Fontaine, that’s not very good, is it…?” Thaddeus rubbed his eyebrows and suppressed the anger in his heart. “I’ll be right there.” Before he left, he arranged for a nurse to look after the two elderly. He did not tell Mona and quickly left in his car. Thaddeus drove to the outskirts of the city and stopped in front of a dark gray courtyard. Through the gate, the courtyard was full of patients wearing striped hospital gowns. They were different from ordinary patients as they were mentally ill patients. The gate opened, and Thaddeus walked in. He crossed the courtyard and went straight upstairs.

Mona knew it would be a waste of effort for her to correct Marcus, so she let him call her whatever. “I thought he was busy with work. It turns out he went to pick up the children. Why didn’t he say anything in advance?” Mona mumbled to herself. She opened the door and got straight into the car. “Madam, Mr. Fontaine is completely family-oriented now. He turned down a lot of social engagements to focus on the two little ones. I suggested hiring a nanny to pick up the children and do the housework, but he wasn’t happy about it and was afraid an outsider wouldn’t do a good job. Since they’re his children, he can love them as much as he wants.” Marcus drove and talked to himself. He did not notice the subtle change of expression on Mona’s face as she sat in the back of the car. Mona became quieter once she heard Marcus talk about Thaddeus’s unconditional love for the children. Deep down, Bobby and Millie have had a strong desire for fatherly love, so they must be overjoyed to h

Mona was furious and went to pinch the soft flesh on Thaddeus’s arm. She twisted it fiercely without holding back. “Let go of me! Why are you so shameless? No one seduced you!” “It was you who took the initiative to come in and care for me.” “Pfft. I was just being kind and helping you out. Don’t make a fool of yourself here. Seducing isn’t the right word to use in this place.” Thaddeus leaned over, so Mona was confined in the cramped little space between the sofa and his body. The sudden intimacy was driving her crazy. “Thaddeus, don’t forget the rules we set. Find another woman if you’re in heat, or you’re not allowed to stay here anymore.” Thaddeus looked down at her flushed cheeks. He had a sudden impulsive feeling and found it hard to suppress. It was as though a beast was roaring to break out of its cage. God knew how hard he had been enduring. After all, he had not touched a woman since the divorce from Mona. It was not that there was a lack of women, but he was no

Thaddeus pondered before agreeing with Mona. If he rushed in like that, clueless people would think he was going to bully the children. Instead, Thaddeus turned around and looked at his son, who was engrossed next door. An idea crossed his mind. He bent down, picked up an ocean ball from the pool, and threw it in Bobby’s direction. The ocean ball coincidentally hit the back of Bobby’s head. Bobby was slightly baffled by the hit. He looked up and scanned his surroundings in a daze before meeting Thaddeus’s gaze. “Daddy, what’s wrong?” Bobby looked innocently at Thaddeus, feeling a little wronged. “Go check on your sister.” Thaddeus raised his chin in Millie’s direction, signaling Bobby to go over. Bobby stood up. When he saw what was going on in the ocean ball pool, he immediately knew what to do. He dropped the toy in his hands and ran to Millie’s side. “Stay away from my sister.” Bobby spread his arms and protected Millie behind him. A strong desire to protect her grew i

Mona went straight into Thaddeus’s room to pack his suitcase. After that, she called Marcus to tell him to come and get it. “Mr. Fontaine didn’t ask me to pick it up. Ms. Ortega, are you trying to kick him out?” “Yes. Thaddeus has a fiancee, so he can’t continue staying at my place. I’m a single mother, to begin with. If he makes things unclear, how am I going to lift my head in the future?” “Ms. Ortega, Mr. Fontaine didn’t ask me to go and pick it up. What if I listen to you and piss him off?” Mona pursed her lips. She did not want to make things difficult for Marcus. “Then I’ll leave it here with me first. I’ll tell him when the time comes.” “Okay, okay.” Marcus was relieved. He suddenly thought of something and asked, “Ms. Ortega, I have a question.” “What is it?” “You’re not jealous, are you?” Mona was startled for a while. ‘Me? Jealous? That’s absurd!’ “Marcus, it’s good to have a brain.” After hanging up, Mona dragged Thaddeus’s suitcase to the door and conv