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Charming Lady Hard To Chase After Being Dumped novel Chapter 188

His question stunned Joel.

"What?"

Pete glanced at a cowering Mia and said sincerely, "She likes dancing very much.Restricting a child's hobbies and interests is not something that a good father does"

Seeing that Joel's expression had tensed up and that he wasn't speaking, Tanya beckoned to Pete and said, "Come on down now."

Pete hopped off the car.

The two of them entered the Andersons’ villa hand in hand The car door slowly closed as they disappeared at the door.

When the car started once more, Joel finally looked at Mia.

He beckoned to Mia, who went over to him docilely at once.

She tried to please him and said cautiously, "Mia doesn't like dancing, Daddy..."

Her eyes flickered as she spoke, and there was a bit of panic in them.

Joel's heart ached for some reason.

He asked, "Was it your mother who forbade you from learning how to dance, Mia?"

Mia nodded, but then shook her head again.

In the end, she lowered her head and said uneasily, "Mommy said that Daddy hates someone who dances, and told me not to learn to dance.Don't worry, Daddy, Mia won't dance!"

Her words made Joel's eyes widen in shock.

Joel had always wanted to know Mia's interests and preferences while she was growing up, but he found that everything that the girl liked to eat and play with were all things that he liked.

He had always thought that she had inherited those traits from him.

Little did he expect that they were actually all a result of Hillary's training? Joel's expression darkened.

"Daddy doesn't dislike dancing.’ Mia's eyes lit up at once, and she asked, "Then can Mia learn to dance with Ms.Turner?"

Joel looked at her.

His jaw tensed up as he asked, "Do you like Ms.Turner very much, Mia?"

Mia gave him a timid smile and replied, "Yeah"

She lowered her head and twiddled her thumbs as she said, "Ms.Turner dances really beautifully, yeah.I secretly watched her a few times.She also really likes to smile.I like her very much...But Mommy doesn't like Ms.Turner…” She looked rather depressed at this point.

Then, she added, "Besides, Ms.Turner also doesn't like Mia"

The disappointed girl said, "She refused to teach me today.Tanya had refused to teach her…”

It must be because she really didn't want to have anything to do with him, right? Joel's long, slender fingers balled up slightly, and the look in his eyes turned even frostier than before.

He rubbed Mia's head gently.

After a short silence, he said, "It's okay.I'll think of something if you want to learn dancing.’ At the Andersons’.

Nora had just come out of the bath when Pete got home.

The woman, who was wearing a silk nightgown, let out a lazy yawn and collapsed onto the bed.

Pete greeted her.

"Hi, Mommy.’ 

Nora waved and said, "Yeah.Do your homework yourself.’ 

"Okay"

Pete went to the study after that.

Nora was about to go to bed when her cell phone suddenly rang.

Cherry's young and tender voice rang out on the phone when she answered the call.

"My dearest Mommy, have you found out where Sponsor Grandpa is?"

They had been chatting on Messenger for more than a month.

Their spark of friendship had been getting stronger and stronger, but their chat had been inactive the whole day the day before.

Why hadn't Sponsor Grandpa come online yet today? Cherry was panicked.

As though her actions were right and justified, Nora replied, "Oh.I forgot about it.”

Cherry sighed.

"Then are you willing to look him up for me now, Mommy?"

"No, I'm not."

Cherry was so mad that her little chest was heaving up and down.

She silently told herself that she was her biological mother...

The Hunts hosted a family dinner every month.

All the Hunts were required to attend it as long as they were in New York—this was a rule in the family.

By the time they went down to the main living room, the spacious living room was already full of people.

His second uncle, Roger Hunt, sat quietly in the corner.

Roger's son, Fatty, was playing with his cell phone with his head down.

Apart from them, the other Hunts in the family were also present.

The elderly Mrs.Hunt had already been discharged from the hospital and was currently seated on the chair next to the master seat.

The master seat belonged to the head of the family.

The moment Justin came down, all the Hunts stood up.

Even if they were his elders, they were still required to show the head of the family courtesy.

Mrs.Hunt, who was the oldest there, said, "You're here, Justin”

 Justin nodded and greeted his grandmother.Then, as if he was teaching his child manners even though he was, in fact, giving his daughter a reminder he said, "Say hi to your Great-Grandma, Pete."

Cherry looked at Mrs.Hunt eagerly.

So, was she the Great-Grandma who'd had a fall some time back, causing her brother to be accused of pushing her? Mrs.Hunt was also looking at her.

She had come to know what had happened after she regained consciousness after the operation.

The old lady had felt rather distressed that her son and his family had used her against a child.

Pete was not like other children; he was mildly autistic and didn't like to talk.

After that incident, the relationship that they had built after so much effort must be almost all gone by now, right? Mrs.Hunt heaved a sigh at the thought and looked at Cherry cautiously.

Knowing that her great-grandson probably didn't dare to approach her anymore, she said regretfully, "Never mind...Let's not make things difficult for the child anymore!"

"Yeah, that's right! Don't make things difficult for Pete anymore.He has mild autism, you know!" said Raymond Hunt, Justin's second uncle.

He sounded as if he was echoing Mrs.Hunt, but in truth, he was embarrassing Pete in front of all the other Hunts.

He added, "He doesn't like talking!"

How could a child that didn't talk possibly inherit the company in the future? Even if he was currently stripped of authority, once Justin became old, wouldn't the company still be theirs in the end anyway?

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