Love Coming From The Least Expected novel Chapter 346

Goddaughter? I put my cutlery down and was troubled. At the end of the day, Julia liked Monica more. The former’s stance had been clear from the second I stepped into the house. She wanted Christopher and Monica to get together.

Christopher was upset about that. He pointed at Monica and said, “Mom, if you want a daughter that much, then you can just take Monica in as your goddaughter. We’ve known each other for so long anyway, and I’ve always regarded her as my sister.”

“Stop making a scene!” growled Julia angrily before she slammed her cutlery onto the table. Her breathing was uneven at the time.

“Don’t be angry. Watch your blood pressure,” said Monica as she hurried over to stroke Julia’s back.

“Oh, come on now. The kids are all here, so why are you letting yourself get so riled up? Let’s eat up,” said Gordon to coo Julia as if she was a kid. He even got some food and fed it to her, “Here, try this. I cook this for you. It’s your favorite.”

The more I look at it, the more Gordon’s cooing style seemed familiar. That was when I suddenly realized that was how Christopher cooed me. The only difference was that Gordon was a little grimmer while Christopher was a little more relaxed. I guess he learned it from his dad.

Julia ate it before she nudged Gordon and whispered, “What are you doing? It’s not appropriate. The kids are watching.”

Still, Julia stopped talking about taking me in as a goddaughter. That being said, it didn’t take long before Julia instructed, “Monica loves the dish right beside you, Chris. Get some for her.”

“Okay, I’ll do that right away,” replied Christopher. He put some more food on my plate before he picked up the entire plate of the dish Julia was talking about. Then, he placed the plate beside Monica and claimed, “Huh, I didn’t know that your taste has changed. Chow down. You and my mom are the only ones into this dish, though. No one else cared much for it.”

Julia put her cutlery down once more. She stared at me with a complex expression before claiming, “I’m full. You guys can eat up.”