Semua Bab My Feisty Wife: Baby, You're So Sweet: Bab 371 - Bab 380

"Come in!" They entered the living room. Zander and Celia were in their room. Celia was undergoing acupuncture treatment. Although Zander was down and out, Doctor Stone, as an old friend of his for many years, still came to treat Celia every day. "Sit for a while. I'll get it for you!" Savannah told Nick to take a seat while she went to her room to take his shirt. She placed it in a clean paper bag and passed it to Nick. Nick took the bag and said, "Thank you." Then, he stopped talking. "Haha." Savannah covered her mouth and laughed. "Are you still so ineloquent in front of others?" "Uh... Yes." Nick really couldn't find anything to say, so he took his leave embarrassedly. "Well, then I'll leave." Savannah raised her head to look at the time. Sean and Simon were about to wake up, so she didn't try to persuade him to stay. "Alright, goodbye." After Savannah saw Nick off, Doctor Stone came out of the room with Zander and looked bad. Savanna

When Callan returned to Summer Castle, he was a little drunk. He always had a high tolerance for alcohol, but recently, he got drunk very easily. When he entered the porch, Mrs. Handerson came forward to support him. "Why are you back so late? Why are you so drunk? How much did you drink?" "Not too much. Mother, don't worry about me." Callan looked at his mother with drunken eyes and a smile that did not match his image. He was really drunk. How could Mrs. Handerson rest assured when she saw him like this? She was worried and she sighed. "Callan, you... Why bother? If you can't bear it, you should go and get her back! Vannah is soft-hearted. She will come back if you say something sweet to her." "Hmm?" Callan shook his head with difficulty, and the rims of his eyes were red. "No... I can't say that! That's forcing her. I don't want to!" Mrs. Handerson's heart was aching. She became anxious and asked, "What are you going to do? Are you going to be so low-sp

On the weekend, after a while of busy, Andy took some time to go to the old town. It was lunch break time. All the people in the family were resting. In order not to wake them up, Andy opened the door with a spare key. The living room was quiet and as expected, everyone was resting. After taking off his coat, Andy walked to the bathroom. The door was not closed. He pushed it and went in. He lifted the toilet lid and began to solve his personal needs. Separated by a bath curtain, Danica was taking a bath in the bathtub. She felt comfortable and sleepy. When she heard the sound of water beside her ear, she opened her eyes in a daze. She thought it was Savannah, so she said, "You're up? Have you had enough sleep?" Hearing this, Andy was petrified. What was going on? Who was there? It didn't sound like Savannah! Why was there a woman there? He had no time to think too much. The bath curtain was opened as soon as he arranged his clothes. Danica turned aro

There was news from Saint Mercy Hospital that Walden recovered very quickly. Savannah saw the list of medicine when she went to visit Walden. It was all the best medicine. Ordinary people could not afford the cost, but the hospital never asked her to pay. She knew it was because of Callan. It was a good thing for Walden to recover, but for Savannah, she was about to face the next problem. How did she face Walden and her biological parents at the same time? Although she didn't call Zander and Celia father and mother, she already accepted them. However, once Walden came around, she couldn't stay with them anymore. Her parents had each other, but Walden only had her. The more practical problem was where to live when Walden came around. They used to live in Summer Castle, but now they didn't have a place to stay. When the news of Walden's rapid recovery was spread to Callan, he was obviously very excited. What? Was his father-in-law going to come around?

Callan had been thinking about his father-in-law's housewarming for a whole day in the president's office. What should he do to get close to Vannah for this reason? He squinted his eyes and put his hands on his chin. When Shanee came in and saw his look, she knew he was calculating something. She put the daily schedule in front of him and said, "Master Handerson, there is nothing to do today, and there is no social engagement in the evening." "Huh?" Callan raised his eyebrows and looked at his wristwatch. It was 4:30 p.m, and he could go to pick up his sons. Shanee was a girl, after all, and she was thoughtful. She thought more than Nick did. "Master Handerson, I can handle the rest. I'll ask the driver to park the car downstairs. You can drive by yourself today! I'll reserve a restaurant for you." Callan smiled and nodded with satisfaction. It was a good idea. It was normal for him to see his children. He stood up and picked up his coat. He went out of the pres