Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo novel Chapter 1708

Chapter 1708 Familial Love

Tiffany let out an enigmatic smile. She knew very well that no matter how her relationship with Levant progressed, it would never be that of romantic love.

At most, it would just be two people seeking companionship in each other.

Despite that, she still nodded.

Seeing the state she was in, Sheila held her hand and said, “Actually, I feel that if we look at it objectively, Levant has his own strengths as well. Have you ever considered bearing him another child?”

Having another child with him?

That had never crossed Tiffany’s mind.

When she got pregnant back then, Levant had asked her to get an abortion. If not for her insistence, Luke would never have been born.

Even though a few years had passed, Tiffany still could not help but feel slightly upset whenever she thought about that.

Having another child would be equivalent to exposing the wound in her heart. As such, she was contented with just having Luke.

“I’ve never considered that.”

“Why don’t you think about it? Davin and I are considering having another baby as well.”

“You guys should do that. I’m… too busy.”

Sheila noticed that something was off with Tiffany as she spoke. Realizing that she might have been too nosy, she decided to stop persuading her. After all, having kids was a personal decision.

Tiffany glanced at her watch and remembered that she needed to attend an important meeting at the office. “I need to make a move first. I have some important matters to take care of back at the office.”

“Sure. Feel free to hit me up when you’re free.”

“All right.”

When Tiffany headed downstairs, Levant and Davin had also finished their discussion, so Tiffany and Levant left Imperial Garden together.

As Sheila watched the two of them walk away together, she asked Davin, “Look at them. They’re actually quite compatible with each other, don’t you think?”

Compatible?

Davin let out a sigh discreetly and replied, “It seems so on the surface, but there’s just something missing.”

“What’s missing?”