The Divorce That Brought Us Back novel Chapter 163

"Why not?"

"My health won't allow it."

"That shouldn't stop you. If you love it, we can just put one in the room. When you're bored, you can just tap the keys a little. Tapping a few keys won't hurt, right?"

Valery looked momentarily lost. "No, it won't."

"Perfect." Felix nodded decisively. "We'll go talk to them. If they approve, I'll have one delivered tomorrow."

A hint of confusion washed over Valery's face. She suddenly reached out and grabbed Felix's arm, her beautiful eyes swirling with complicated emotions. "Will you really come tomorrow?"

Jasmine gently pulled Valery's hand back. "We will. We'll see you tomorrow."

Mr. and Mrs. Smith watched helplessly as Jasmine walked out with the group.

They tried to speak up several times.

But unfortunately, out of all the people who had visited today, they couldn't afford to offend a single one of them—aside from Jasmine, of course.

On the drive home.

Nora couldn't help but marvel, "Felix is such a fascinating guy."

Maloney didn't find him fascinating in the slightest.

He was just a carefree, hyper-social extrovert.

"He's so cheerful. I've never met anyone as outgoing as him. It's like he doesn't have a single worry or hesitation in the world. He just lives so freely."

Nora was still gushing.

"You just haven't met enough people," Maloney replied coolly.

The Hart family had a harmonious, loving environment. The elders were fair and open-minded, which naturally raised confident, outgoing children.

The environment shapes the child.

It was completely normal.

The Smith family, on the other hand, was a classic authoritarian household.

Felix wouldn't tolerate the Smiths' toxic behavior for a second.

He would never blindly obey someone just because they were an elder.

He judged right and wrong on his own terms.

If a conflict arose, he'd call for backup. His family was his unbreakable safety net.

He had zero psychological baggage.

All Maloney could say was that by crossing paths with Felix, the Smith family had officially met their match.

Nora pouted. "Name one person more outgoing than him, then."

"Leo Sterling is just as much of a social butterfly."

Nora thought about it.

Leo was the president of the local chamber of commerce. His mouth ran like an engine, never stopping. He could talk flawlessly about anything from global economics to neighborhood gossip.

She supposed there was some truth to that.

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