Chapter 1089
Burning Passion: Love Never Die
Carlosâ heart somehow softened when he saw Piggyâs dejected look.
Turning down this little girl would be a dick move. He turned to Debbie and said, âI havenât eaten yet.
Go home and cook.â
Debbie rolled her eyes and snapped, âOkay, and..
Carlosâ face darkened. He even felt a Little wronged. âWhatâs wrong with her? She gave up easy. Is that
it, then?â
Kicking those thoughts around his skull, Carlos decided to act. In a feigned sad voice, he told Piggy,
âEvelyn, Iâm starving. I need to go home and have supper.â
Piggy was cleverer than children her age, and she realized that her mom wasnât willing to cook for
Carlos. She blinked her innocent eyes and pleaded, âMom, please cook spaghetti for me. I want to eat
it.â
Debbie was at a loss whether to cry or to laugh. Her daughter was so sneaky.
Finally, she gave in. She walked towards the building where they lived, saying, âIâm going home to
cook.â
Piggy cradled Carlosâ neck and said cheerfully, âUncle Carlos, Mommy agrees.â
Carlos gave her a broad smile.
âNice job!â
Debbie couldnât help but curse inwardly, âCarlos, you said you wanted a son. But now you Like Piggy!â
Ding! The elevator came to a halt on the seventh floor. A family of three and a dog walked out. When
they entered the apartment, Debbie walked into the kitchen.
âWe just had supper. Piggy is actually stuffed.
As for Carlos, I donât think spaghetti is enough for him, â she thought.
Debbie planned to make beef and noodles for him. She opened the fridge and then saw the frozen
wontons she made for Piggy this morning. âWell,
Iâd better cook some of these as well.â
Piggy was so excited that she took out all of her toys to show them to
Carlos and kept chatting with him.
While waiting for the water to boil, Debbie stared at father and daughter through the glass door, her
eyes red.
She had never seen Piggy this happy before. Piggy was laughing the whole time, and shared her
favorite toys with Carlos.
Carlos, somehow, could sense Debbieâs tense gaze even with his head lowered. He raised his head
and his eyes met hers.
He frowned at her red eyes. âWhy is she crying?â
Debbie immediately looked away when their eyes met. She wasnât ready for that yet. She opened the
lid and put the noodles in the boiling water.
Twenty minutes later, she came out with a bowl of beef and noodles. She placed it on the dinner table
and went back to the kitchen to fetch the wontons.