My dear lawyer novel Chapter 248

John used to go home late. Now it was different. Vivian was in his family. When it came to the time point after work, no matter how busy he was, he put down his work and chose to drive home.

When he came back, both Vivian and Roe were not at home. He asked the servant, she said that she had gone to the park, and his heart was slowly released.

When did he begin to worry about her? It was when she broke up with William and moved to here.

He didn't expect that he would be like a young boy with a heart affected by a girl in his thirties.

However, this feeling was not too bad, and even addicted. He couldn't help but say in his heart, "When do you become like a young boy, John?"

Soon Vivian came back with Roe. John was just about to open his mouth. Seeing that Vivian's face was a little pale, he couldn't help asking, "Vivi, what's wrong with you? Are you ok?"

Vivian didn't expect that John had come back. She quickly put away the depression on her face and put on a calm smile, "No, you're back from work, John."

"Yes." John's eyes twinkled slightly. He knew that Vivian was lying and did not intend to expose her. He did not want her to think that he was too pressing. Now they had lived together, and there was still a lot of time.

He put his gentle eyes on Roe, "Roe, are you happy today?"

Roe nodded, and answered, "Yes. There is a fat pigeon, it's so smart, but very greedy, it has not been able to fly up."

John could hear that Roe liked the pigeon very much, and his tone was still a little lost. "Which park? We can go there again next time."

"It's a water park." Roe wanted to see the fat pigeon, so he agreed.

John reached out to touch his hair and said with a smile, "Well, let's wash our hands first. We can eat immediately. You must be very hungry."

Roe must be hungry after playing for a day, he obediently washed his hands with John.

Vivian looked at Roe, who was led away by John. She didn't even hesitate. When was Roe so close to John? she didn't know why she had a sour feeling in her heart.

Roe still needed the care of a father.

During the meal, Vivian began to pay attention to it. She found that John didn't eat much. Instead, he first gave Roe vegetables and peeled shrimps. He let Roe eat first and then ate them himself.

The most important thing was that his words and deeds were naturally not out of place, all of which were from his heart, not just because he wanted to please her.

Vivian ate without relish. Such a man made her more afraid. However, she looked at Roe's smiling face and couldn't refuse his concern mercilessly. She could refuse, but she couldn't refuse for Roe.

John, while taking care of Roe's meal, also paid attention to the behavior of Vivian. Seeing that she seemed to be distracted, he asked with concern, "What's wrong with you, Vivi? Are these dishes not in line with your appetite?"

"No, these dishes are delicious. I'm eating them." Vivian quickly shook her head and said.

Roe affectionately grabbed a shrimp and put it in the bowl of Vivian. He said with care, "Mom, eat shrimps."

"Well, Roe, my sweetheart." Vivian looked at the white and fat prawns in the bowl, and she didn't know what she was thinking.

John was good to Roe. He really felt sorry for Roe. He was not under four years old, but he already knew how to guess the feelings of other people. Many times, he saw Roe peeping at other people's expressions from time to time, as if he was trying to figure out other people's minds.

He was so careful. How could he not feel distressed?