Chapter 466
Boss, Your Wife's Asking For A Divorce, Again
Chapter 466 Already Dead â367 minutes!â Sonia cried out, her hands trembling as she held the phone. No wonder the phone was out of battery. Last night, she and Toby actually talked on the phone for over 300 minutes, which was simply...
Soniaâs lips moved, but she didnât even know what to say. She had thought it was a dream, yet now it was confirmed that it was reality. Most importantly, she actually didnât remember having picked up the phone at all!
âBaby.â At this time, Charlesâ voice came again at the door. âAre you still not ready? Breakfast is getting cold.â
Sonia took a deep breath and calmed down for the time being. âI will be ready soon.â
âHurry up.â Charles urged.
Sonia answered, âOkay.â
Hearing her reply, Charles left again.
Then, Sonia took her phone and went to the washroom. While walking, she dialed Tobyâs number. But when the phone call went through, she realized that the other partyâs phone was switched off.
Switched off? His phone is dead too. It was because of the long call that it had run out of power and automatically shut down, right?
It was probably not a coincidence, so Sonia had to think of it this way. Whatever. Iâll wait for his phone to be switched on again, and Iâll ask him what we talked about last night.
She had little memory of answering the phone last night, so she was also afraid she had said something nonsensical. Putting away the phone, Sonia patted her cheeks, calmed down a little, and started washing up. Ten minutes later, she finished washing up, changed her clothes, and walked out of the room to the dining room.
Seeing her, Charles put down the fork in his hand and pointed to the chair opposite him. âBaby, sit down. Todayâs breakfast tastes delicious.â
Sonia looked down at breakfast on the table and thought that it was indeed quite a good spread.
âThe village chiefâs wife used to run a breakfast joint, so her food naturally needs no further introduction.â Sonia pulled out a chair and sat down.
Charles handed her a glass of juice. âSo, sheâs a chef. No wonder this tastes so good.â
âYou are quite smart to go to the village headâs house to buy breakfast.â Sonia took the glass and drank the juice.
Hearing that, Charles laughed. âRight. When I bought fish yesterday, I asked in passing where I could buy breakfast, and the village head said he sells some. So, I went there as soon as I got up today. Baby, eat up. The food is getting cold.â
âMmm.â Sonia nodded.
Charles took a bite of a bun and said, âBaby, when are we going back today?â
âAfter breakfast, weâll pack up and leave,â Sonia replied. She couldnât stay here for too long because the notes still had to be mailed, and her companyâs affairs needed to be taken care of. There was also Toby, whom she had to take care of, so she had to leave as early as possible.
After breakfast, the two locked the door, left the place, and drove back to Seafield. At 1.30 PM, the two arrived. Sonia mailed the notes and returned to the car to dial Leonardâs phone number. Since Leonard had not been to the tombs during this period of time, Soniaâs phone call got through easily, and the old manâs kind voice came. âSonia.â
âGrandpa, I have sent your notes to you. It is estimated that they will arrive in four or five days.â Sonia spoke as she fastened her seatbelt.
The old man smiled happily. âThatâs great. Thank you, Sonia.â
âYouâre too kind, Grandpa.â Sonia also smiled.
âBaby, the photo.â Next to her, Charles, who was driving, suddenly reminded her. Only then did she remember the photo she saw last night, and the smile on her face slowly disappeared. Biting her lip for a few seconds, she still mustered up the courage to speak.
âUm... Grandpa, can I ask you about something?â
âWhat is it?â the old man asked.
Sonia squeezed her palms. âYesterday, when I found the notes, I also saw a photo album. The album contains a babyâs growth record from one to four or five months. May I know who that baby is?â
At the other end of the phone, the old man sitting in front of the computer did not expect the question, and the kindness on his face disappeared, leaving a look full of shock and complexity.
He was shocked that she had found the photo album, and he felt complicated because that child was...
âGrandpa?â As the old man was hesitant to speak, Sonia squeezed the phone tight. âGrandpa, why are you quiet? Is the identity of that baby very unusual?â
âNo.â The muscles on the old manâs face twitched, and he regained his kind expression. âThat child is just a relativeâs child, so there is no need for you to care about her.â
âIs she really a relativeâs child?â Sonia narrowed her eyes.
Although Charles had also asked his mother, who had also said that the baby Charles saw for the first time in the Reed Family back then was a relativeâs child. Although Sonia believed it, she always felt that something was off. The most important thing was that she inexplicably cared about that baby and about its identity. She did not believe that the baby was really just a relativeâs child. Why would her grandfather treasure the photo album so much if it was a relativeâs child?
This obviously makes no sense.
âOf course, who elseâs baby could it be?â The old manâs eyes behind his glasses flashed, and he smiled back.
Biting her lip, Sonia asked, âThen will you tell me whose child exactly it is? I want to get to know her because we have the same birthday. Maybe we can even get along well.â
Once Leonard heard her words, he knew she did not believe him, so he could not help but sigh. âSonia, itâs not that I donât want to tell you, but this child has already passed away, soââ
âPassed away?â Soniaâs eyes widened in surprise.
Charles turned his head and looked at her. âBaby, who passed away?â
Sonia ignored him as she gripped the phone and asked, âGrandpa, that baby passed away?â
âYes.â The old manâs face was full of sadness, but his voice was as natural as possible. âThat child was not well, and it passed away before it was five months old.â
âI see...â Sonia also sighed. âNo wonder the photos in the photo album are only up until the babyâs four months or so of age. Itâs because she hasââ
âThat child had a bad fate. Perhaps, it should not have come into the world from the beginning. Otherwise, her mother wouldnât have... Forget it. Itâs all in the past.â The old man took off his old-fashioned glasses, wiped the tears from the corners of his eyes, and put them back on, smiling amiably again.
âSonia, I have to hang up, as I have some things to do here. If there is anything else, you can contact me afterward.â
âOkay.â Sonia nodded and hung up.
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ï¤Chapter 1211 Ending Charles asked again, âBaby, did you just say that that child died?â
âWell, thatâs what Grandpa said, and I could hear that his voice was a little choked up, so it should be true,â Sonia put the phone into her bag and replied emotionally.
The baby was only four months old or so when it left the world. How regrettable. Besides, Grandpa also mentioned the babyâs mother.
Sonia guessed her grandfather was trying to say that the babyâs death had dismayed its mother so much that something bad happened to her as well.
âTch, this is really saddening.â Charles sighed.
Boss, Your Wife's Asking For A Divorce, Again