Quinn was right. Luna already had a biological father.
In Luna's world, he was just a minor player. He was the one who had misjudged his place.
He foolishly thought that spending time with her and building a fairytale playground would make her happily accept him as her godfather.
Judith watched him massaging his temples, his expression heavy, and her face shifted slightly. "Son, I didn't interfere this time. That little girl simply didn't want to accept you as her godfather. You can't force these things."
Miles rubbed his temples harder, lowering his eyelashes to hide the deep gloom in his eyes.
"Mom, how did you all find out I was planning to make Luna my goddaughter today?"
Judith's eyes darted nervously. Why was her son suddenly asking about this?
She hesitated, wondering if she should confess that Jade was the one who called Macy.
After a brief internal debate, she decided to keep quiet to prevent any friction between him and Jade.
"Well... Cody and Luke called Macy to ask about the gathering, and that's how I found out you were planning to take someone else's kid as a goddaughter."
"Then why did Jade and Leo show up?"
He firmly believed that if Jade and Leo hadn't tagged along today, Luna would have agreed to be his goddaughter.
Judith's gaze flickered guiltily. "I... I called Jade. She was shocked, so she came over."
"Don't blame me and Jade for this. Leo is your actual son. How could you hide something like taking Quinn's friend's child as your goddaughter from us?"
"Mom, Leo isn't..."
Before he could finish, Macy's frantic voice echoed from outside the study, cutting him off.
"Miles! Something's wrong! Leo touched something and now his face is covered in a red rash. He says it's incredibly itchy and painful."
"What?"
Miles shot up from his chair and yanked the study door open. "What happened?"
Macy panicked, "You need to come downstairs right now! I don't know what's going on, but Jade is terrified."
VERIFYCAPTCHA_LABEL
Comments
The readers' comments on the novel: She Walked Away With His Twins While He Begged the Ground She Walked On