My dear lawyer novel Chapter 360

William smiled. "If I invite you to dinner, are you interested?"

Vivian caressed Roe's little head. "As we will eat anyway, it is better to have someone to pay for it. Where do you want to go?"

At this time, Roe blinked his big eyes, looking at the father and mother who stopped the quarrel, and said with a tilt small head, "I don't want to be with a pair of lovers. I won't eat with you, as it will be too embarrassing for me."

Both William and Vivian were stunned. They couldn't help smiling at Roe. The little guy was so clever.

The witty performance of Roe eased the tense, and Vivian was not that fierce toward William.

Vivian held Roe in her arms and asked lovingly, "What if you get hungry if you don’t eat?"

Roe looked like an adult and said, "It doesn't matter. It’s good to see Mom and Dad together. I am sleepy now, and want to sleep."

Vivian didn't know Roe was intentional. The little guy's eyes were so bright that he didn't look sleepy at all. He just wanted his parents together. Although Roe was small, his mind was quite mature.

William showed a smile. "Since Roe wants to rest, we should not disturb him. There are doctors and nurses in the hospital, and nothing bad will happen to him. I want to invite you to dinner now. You would not refuse me, would you?"

The tone was insipid but doubtless. Vivian subconsciously nodded and agreed to William's invitation.

William showed a charming smile, stood up and walked to the door. Vivian patted Roe's little head and said in a seemingly angry tone, "Roe, don't talk too much when adults talk, OK?"

Roe blinked his big black eyes and said with grievances, "But you accept my father's invitation. It is my credit. You should praise me, not the opposite. You are not cute."

Vivian was speechless at the moment. If it were not the few words of Roe, she and William would still be in the war.

She pinched Roe's little face kindly, and said, "Ok, Roe, mom and dad will come back soon. So you need to sleep quietly. Do you hear me?"

Roe waved his small fist to guarantee, "I will be a good boy. Go quickly, Mom. Dad should be waiting anxiously."

Vivian raised her hand reluctantly and clicked Roe's forehead. "Don't care about adults’ business."

The war with William came to an end temporarily, and Vivian felt relieved. When she left, she did not forget to kiss Roe.

After Vivian left the ward, Roe showed a relieved smile. "Mom and Dad are always here in front of me, and I have no time to play. Now Mom and Dad are out, and Roe can go out to play secretly."

It seemed that this was a beautiful mistake. Roe wanted to let Mom and Dad get together. But his real purpose was to go out and play. If Vivian knew the truth, would she kick Roe's little ass?