Let's Get Married novel Chapter 390

Adair seems to give it a thought and then he shakes his head, “Mum didn’t teach me this, but I have seen her doing this before. The food is really delicious; it would be a waste to throw them away.”

In fact, Lily never feed him with leftovers all along, it’s just that sometimes she will order too much in one seating, and coupled with the fact that she’s not well off in the beginning. This has trained her to be thrifty since those leftovers could fill her hungry stomach later on.

Although he knows this, Rex is still feeling uneasy.

Without comparing to other children, his son should be one of a kind even in all of J City. But now, he is even more normal than most children.

His maturity beyond his age makes him regret and blame himself. From the time he was born, Rex was never part of his growing up journey, and time can’t be reversed. What’s gone is gone.

Rex lifts his hand and touches the child’s face, “These food won’t be as delicious when it’s cold, and it’s not very healthy too. If you really like them, uncle will bring you here again next time, is that okay?”

Adair doesn’t insist, after listening to his words he immediately compromises, “Alright.”

Rex’s swallows hard while pushing down the rising guilt and sadness, “Next time, uncle will bring you and mother together.”

“Then you need to ask my mum, she won’t necessarily agree to it.” Adair blinks hard. He’s no longer as rigid as he used to be in the beginning.

Rex smiles faintly and wipes the corners of his mouth gently. Then he pays the bills and exits the restaurant.

One of them is tall while the other is short; one is huge while the other is tiny. The man is mature and striking, while the child looks smart too. The father and son immediately attract a lot of attention the moment they steps out of the restaurant. Especially the Maybach parked nearby, it is very eye-catching.

Adair is the one who is envious of other children all along, but now he is experiencing envious gaze by onlookers for the first time in his life. His pace quickens as he feels a strange pride.

Having a ‘father’ such as Rex doesn’t sound like a bad idea at all.

After getting into the car, Rex straps the seatbelt for him gently before stepping on the gas pedal lightly. The sports car speeds forward with a ‘vroom’ sound.

The car instantly disappears into the distance. In the car, he connects his phone to the car with Bluetooth as he calls his friends one by one.

When they learn that they are going to watch a movie, several of them immediately reject him, but once they know his son is coming, they change their mind and agree to come. This is especially true for Karl; he instantly grabs his car key and darts out of his house.

Rex leads the kid to the cinema, and the manager there is waiting for them with a VIP screening room ticket. When he pushes open the door to the resting area, three massive men are already there sitting together. They turn their head towards them at the sight of their arrival, and then they simultaneously look at Adair on his side.

They are stunned on the spot when they lay their eyes on him.

He’s… he’s practically identical to Rex! It is as if they are carved from the same mould.

Pehry is the first to react, he struts to the child’s side and swallows hard while saying, “You, you must be Rex’s so… oh!”

Before he can finish the word ‘son’, he’s bashed by Karl with a pillow.

Pehry turns around and complains, “Karl, why did you hit me?”

Karl is fuming right now as he doesn’t want to stand on his side. He approaches him and scolds him in a soft voice audible only to the two of them, “You damn brat! Rex still hasn’t reconciled with the child yet!”

Pehry immediately understands as he nods continuously, “My memory has failed me, it’s my bad!”

He is just too excited when he sees the kid.

“That’s enough, stop blabbering, you’ll scare the child.” Orson catapults the coffee paper cup in his hands into the trash can and walks towards them. Although he seems composed, he never moves his gaze from Adair.