Chapter 760

Timothy was eager to find out what Mia had been doing all these years, as well as to learn more about

her twins.

If Mia had managed to carry the babies back then, they would be approximately the same age as

Ginger.

In this scenario, Ginger could very well be his daughter, which would explain the successful

compatibility test on their first attempt.

This couldn’t be just a coincidence!

Mia’s alarm bells rang loudly, and she hastily responded, “You may find it hard to believe, but I suffered

from amnesia.”

Timothy internally scoffed at the cliché excuse.

“Judging by your expression, you seem skeptical,” Mia continued. “That’s why I hesitated to mention it

earlier. I knew you wouldn’t believe me.”

Timothy furrowed his brows in response. “Please, go ahead.‘

“To be honest, this story feels a bit melodramatic. Back then, I was young and naïve, easily swayed by

appearances. I was captivated by my ex’s looks and was determined to be with him.

“However, he turned out to be a scumbag who was involved with other women. His family didn’t

approve of me, and he even abused me during my pregnancy.

“It reached a point where I narrowly escaped a life–threatening situation. If it weren’t for my family’s

timely intervention, I might not have survived the ordeal with that scumbag and his family.

“The experience left me completely heartbroken and on the verge of despair. I ended up with selective

amnesia, conveniently wiping out all memories

associated with that scumbag.

“To ensure I wouldn’t get entangled with him again, my family intentionally kept me unaware of his

identity. As a result, I remain clueless about who he is.”

Mia’s tone grew somber as she added, “If it weren’t for Ginger needing a bone marrow donation, I

wouldn’t have any desire to find him for the rest of my life.”

Timothy’s eyes narrowed slightly, sensing a subtle implication in Mia’s words.

It seemed as though she took a strange satisfaction in repeatedly labeling her ex as a scumbag.

Just as Timothy was about to speak, Mia leaned in closer to him, a bright smile gracing her lips.

“Mr. Barrett, I truly appreciate your kindness and willingness to help Ginger by donating your bone

marrow. Thanks to you, I no longer need to seek out that scumbag.”

A brief silence fell between them.

Without a word, Timothy reached out and drew Mia into his embrace, holding her tightly against him.

His gaze held a suggestive undertone as he remarked, “In that case, why don’t we consummate our

relationship?”

Mia felt her body tense slightly. She resisted the urge to slap him and replied with a smile, “Mr. Barrett,

haven’t I already committed to you? I’m your girlfriend, isn’t that proof enough?”

Timothy’s grip tightened around her waist, a silent hint of possessiveness in his

touch.

He pressed his tongue against his cheek, his voice deep as he said, “Consummate,

that’s a verb.”

“Is this how it’s done?”

With that, Mia flipped over and settled herself on his lap, her head nearly

brushing against the car’s ceiling as she gazed down at him with a teasing smile on her red lips.

Timothy’s Adam’s apple bobbed slightly. “In four years, it seems Mia has really

come a long way,” he mused silently.

“Mommy, what are they doing?”

Just then, a little boy appeared outside the window, clutching a lollipop and gazing up at them with

wide, innocent eyes. @

Spotting the boy, Mia swiftly rose from Timothy’s lap and turned her head,

hoping to avoid being seen by the curious child outside.

Moments later, the boy’s mother hurried over, grasping his hand and scolding gently, “Don’t run around

like that.

“Mommy, is the lady having fun with the man on his lap?” the boy asked innocently.

Visibly flustered, his mother responded hastily, “Um, yes, they’re just playing a game.”

Timothy was stunned by the child’s question, while Mia felt a surge of

embarrassment sweep over her.

Clearing her throat, she spoke up, “Mr. Barrett, I need to go now and accompany

Ginger.”

“Wait.”