My dear lawyer novel Chapter 187

Vivian helped Roe take a bath and let him go out to play alone.

She went back to her room and picked up her mobile phone. She found that there were several missed calls. Two of them were dialed by William. The strings on the tip of her heart seemed to have been played by someone. She was flustered.

How could he call her suddenly?

In spite of some doubts, Vivian still held her breath and dialed the number back. The process of waiting was particularly long, and the hand holding the phone was unconsciously tightened.

Finally, the phone was connected, but it was not the cold voice she had been waiting for.

"Hello?"

When Vivian heard the charming and clear voice on the other end of the phone, her eyes suddenly constricted, and her chest seemed to be holding this breath, blocking her pain in her throat, and finally it turned into a layer of mist, which spread to the eyes.

The person who answered the phone was not someone else. It was Angie.

She should be glad that last time she took William's mobile phone, she changed her nickname to blank.

Although Angie didn't know who the person on the other end of the phone was, her intuition told her that the relationship between the person on the other end of the phone and William was extraordinary.

She deliberately said in a shy voice, "Hello, I'm sorry, William just went in to change his clothes, and his mobile phone doesn't come with him. Do you need me to inform him?"

He changed clothes in the daytime? It was hard for Vivian to imagine what kind of picture it was, as long as she thought about the intimate things that may happen in which lounge William and Angie were staying.

Her heart was like being torn, and her heart was too painful to breathe, she could only hang up the phone in panic.

Looking at the empty room, Vivian sat on the ground with a pair of water eyes full of sadness, and then she laughed at and said to herself, "Vivian, why do you be so sad? They are lovers, aren't they?"

But why was her chest still so painful? She could not help but curl up, the pain led to her countless tears, the cold ground was even wet.

No wonder William didn't come back after leaving for such a long time. Actually, he stayed with Angie all the time. What did she expect?

Don't you learn enough from him?

She didn't know how long she sat on the ground until her face was held up by a pair of small hands.

Roe carefully and persistently used his white tender warm hands to rub the tears on her face over and over again. He did not ask her what happened, the small serious face let her more distressed.

"Roe..." When Vivian opened her mouth, she found that her voice was so hoarse.

Roe held his tears. His eyes, which looked like William's, were full of tears. He said something that Vivian didn't expect. "Mom, he's not my father anymore. We will not look for him in the future, ok?"

Vivian looked at Roe. He was only three years old, but he was mature and sensible. At the moment, her heart was broken and her eyes were full of tears. She could only hold his small body tightly in her arms.

"Roe, I'm so sorry..."

Roe placidly patted Vivian on the back and stuck his head out of her arms. With a childish voice, he said in an adult way, "Mom's tears are precious. How can you cry for him? I never want such a father again."

Vivian had been crying and speechless, she was looking at him with red eyes, she really tried to get along with that man for Roe.

But she failed. She messed up all the things.

She couldn't give Roe a complete and happy home. She was such a failed and selfish mother.

"Pudding."

"Mom, he doesn't want you. I want you."

Roe was wearing a big white T-shirt, with a pair of shorts and dirty slippers on his feet. In Vivian's eyes, he was comparable to the most dazzling diamond jade in the world. He was more than her life.

Standing in the window where the sun fell, she was the only one in his pure eyes.

His eyelashes, washed by tears, were curly and eye-catching, and he showed a smile that could directly penetrate her heart, "Mom, from now on, I will protect you."

Roe held up a piece of sky in the heart of Vivian with his small shoulder, at that moment, her mind seemed to have been a huge impact.

Vivian smiled, tears with a smile, she nodded hard, and she heard her hoarse voice, "Well."

In the future, they would depend on each other.

William, you are my dream in University, you are the moonlight that I can never catch up.

So now I've decided to give up on you.

"Oh, what's the matter with you two, sitting on the ground."

Grandmother's voice of loving concern slowly approached.

"Mom, get up quickly. Don't let Grandma worry." Roe pulled his white T-shirt and exposed his stomach. He wanted to rub the tears for Vivian.

Vivian pulled down his clothes with a smile. She wiped her tears casually and stood up from the ground. Seeing the worried look from grandmother, she pretended to be OK and said, "grandma, I accidentally fell on the ground."

"Vivi, you're so careless." Grandma looked at the obvious signs of crying on Vivian's face, thinking that she was hurt. She said with fun and concern, "It's not good to cry at such a big age as a child."

"It doesn't matter. Isn't I just a child in your eyes?" Vivian was holding her grandmother's arm.

It made grandma chuckle. She scolded, which was more like a favour to her, "Little monkey, you're already a mother but you still play the coquetry in front of your child."

"Did mom cry when she was a child, great grandma?" Roe asked curiously with his small head askew.

Grandmother gently touched Roe's hair with her wrinkled old hands, "Yes, not so strong and lovely as you."

"Grandma, I want to listen." Roe said excitedly.

Vivian pretended to be angry and said, "Roe, you want to know about my embarrassment, huh."

Roe looked at her angry expression, hesitated.

"Go, don't stay here, she disturbs our whisper." Grandma saw that Vivian bullied Roe and immediately drove her away.

Vivian knew that grandma loved Roe and didn't put it in her heart. He showed a sad expression and said, "Well, I'd better go and cook."

"Mom..." Roe just wanted to comfort Vivian. Seeing her winking at him, Roe immediately understood that his mother said this on purpose.

He covered up his small mouth and giggled.

Vivian touched his little head, "And you made fun of your mother."

"Come on, Roe. I will take you out for a walk." Grandma took Vivian's hand away, like a stubborn old lady, pulling her lovely grandson to the door.