Chapter 180 Giving Me a Chance

Norton is not being polite. "Well, don't think I don't know. You're there every night, pretending to be pathetic."

Bert chuckled. "Norton," he said, "study more. Don't follow your sister to TV shows."

Norton isn't going to let him off the hook: "Daddy, you're good enough to know that Mommy was awake early, whether you did it on purpose or not, and then you use it to get Mommy's sympathy."

Norton raises his chin and looks at him with a smile on his lips, but he doesn't look as cold as he used to.

It's relaxing.

Norton felt like saying something shameful when he saw his silence, but he didn't say anything. Nothing was as important as Mommy's happiness.

"Daddy, if anything happens to Mummy again, I will definitely take her and my sister and leave this place."

At this, Bert slowly walks up to him, feeling the pressure. Norton takes a step back, but he still looks at him stubbornly, unwilling to give up.

Bert rubbed his head. "You are not a child to protect my woman."

Norton is pressed by his hand, but he says defiantly, "That's our mommy."

"You're too young to be protected."

"Daddy, you are so bossy."

"Oh?"

Norton is still a little guilty. "I don't want to see Mommy sad."

"Don't worry. Never again." Bert suddenly spoke softly.

Hearing this, Norton suddenly feels a little sad, his eyes are red, but he still stubbornly clenched his teeth: "Daddy, no matter what happens from now on, you must protect Mummy, I don't want Mummy to continue to be so sad."

"I will."

Bert's eyes softened, and then he said again, "Go to bed."

This time Norton cleverly returns to the room. Bert chuckles. Norton understands him, and maybe soon she should too.

She has always been a clever woman, and if she doesn't get it now, she'll get it later.

Bert's eyes twinkled, and he had to admit that he had been pretending to be sorry.

He is a person, as long as they want people or things, will leave no stone unturned, but he said it is their own true words.

If he had to beg her to stay, he couldn't, so he left her to make her own choice.

He had never been a decent man. He just didn't want her to go. He loved her, of course.

The next day Bane woke up in much better shape, as she began to follow Sophie and Norton to kindergarten voluntarily.

Sophie and Norton have resumed their normal school life since Bane's return.

At the school gate, Sophie was still reluctant to leave.

"Mommy, just stay at home and rest, and we'll be good. We'll come back as soon as school is over. You don't have to come.

Sophie, worried that they weren't rested, asked Bane, looking like a little brat.

Bane was amused at the sight of her little adult flowers.

She kissed her lightly on the forehead, and sent them in.

Seeing them completely gone, Bane prepared to return to the car.

"You stay at home too long. You should take a walk."

Bane paused for a moment and then said hello.

Now that she had decided to stay for the time, she wanted to see what she really thought.

Bane thought he was going to take him to a park or something.

But he drove straight to the department store.

Bane was still confused when he got out of the car.

"What are you doing here? I have nothing to buy."

"I will."

At this Bane nodded.

Bert had to go to work all the time, so he hardly ever came to such places.

The only time I did that was when I hung out with my kids.

She followed him silently, and did not ask the doubts in her heart.

Bert stopped, and Bane took an involuntary step aside to put a gap between them. He paused, then suddenly felt that some of this had gone too far.

Bert felt a little uncomfortable when he saw her back, but he said quietly, "Don't be afraid. I won't do anything."

With those words, he took a subconscious look at her in her belly.

She was wearing a large T-shirt, and she was a little thin, so she didn't look pregnant at all.

"It's been more than three months now. It's a good time to go around and see if there's anything you need."

A new glimmer of hope flashed through Bane's eyes at the sound of the child.

Because at that time, she did not hesitate to give up the baby for Bert, and because of this, she always felt sorry for the child.

No matter how frightened she was, she didn't give up the child.

Bert knew all this, of course.

That's why he brought her here.

"Like what?"

But soon he felt that something was wrong.

"Before, I just gave you a fetal test, and I don't know if it's a boy or a girl, so you probably have to prepare for both."

The expectation of Bain's eyes is more intense.

She's really looking forward to the baby, so he doesn't want to know if it's a boy or a girl right now.

This time Bane moved more quickly, with a little smile on his lips, and followed Bert happily, taking the initiative to walk to the store.

Because she spent all those five years in prison, she almost missed the growth of her two children, which has always been a pity for her.

Even now she was trying to be good to her two children, but she felt indebted.

So for this reappearance of the child, Bane cherish, as if it is a gift from heaven, to give her a chance to make up for the two children.

This mother and baby store is a big shopping mall, which is basically filled with some rich and powerful wives, so there are almost everything here.

The cozy decor also makes the mothers feel happy when they walk in.

Bain, of course, felt the same way.

It was the first time that Bert had seen him return with such a smile, and his spirits brightened.

As soon as the clerk saw the smell of Bert's body, he knew that they were not simple people, and went up with enthusiasm.

"Do you see what you need, madam? Look at you now should just have a baby not long, it is ok, early preparation can be prepared, lest later like clothes are not bought."