Genius Son Sells his Mom to Dad novel Chapter 188

“Oh yeah!” Conan cheers excitedly.

Luke walks out with Conan in his arms. On the way, he remembers that children of this age can’t live without their mothers. He can’t help but ask, “Conan, do you miss Mommy?”

“Yes.” Conan blurts out.

Luke immediately raises his eyebrows. “In this case, why don’t you usually say you want to see your mommy?”

“Haha...” Claire smiles shyly. He says cleverly, “I know Mommy hasn’t come to me because she’s busy. I’ll wait for Mommy to pick me up. If I lose my temper, Mommy will worry.”

He is a computer hacker, so he knows Claire’s whereabouts well. He knows what she has done and who she has contacted.

The only thing he can’t figure out is why Luke doesn’t tell Mommy about him. Why does he deliberately hide it? Does he have an ulterior purpose?

But Luke is very kind to him. Conan specifically investigates him and he is really a good man, so he doesn’t understand. He doesn’t dare to ask because he is afraid of revealing.

Since Luke doesn’t want to say it, Conan thinks he has his own problems. He doesn’t mind that he keeps hiding.

And Conan agrees with Luke. He doesn’t tell Mommy about him so Mommy can’t find him. She will stay in the United States and have more contact with Daddy.

Conan even thinks Luke might have the same idea. Does he want Daddy and Mommy to make up?

Conan and Luke don’t know each other’s thoughts.

When Luke hears Conan is sensible and concerns about Mommy, he feels guilty. It’s his fault. A child who misses Mommy can’t see his mommy. He accidentally hurts Conan in order to make Leo and Claire reconcile.

Even though Conan seems naive and carefree, Luke still feels deeply guilty.

He must accompany the child more and make up for him.

Luke takes Conan to the noodle shop that Claire, Kate and he all love.

Before they go in, Luke explains to Conan, “this is the noodle shop that your mommy and Uncle Luke like. The chef here makes super delicious noodles. I like it for many years. I’ll take you to taste it today.”

Thinking of that last time they had dinner together, Luke thinks of Kate, who was dissatisfied with him but endured all the time. He can’t help chuckling and says to Conan, “in fact, besides your mommy and I, a good friend of your mommy also likes it. Her name is Kate. Your mommy and she have been friends for more than ten years. Next time you see your mommy, you can ask her to take you to see that aunt. She’s really a lovely woman.”

Even Luke doesn’t realize how proud he is when he speaks. He seems to be introducing his valuable things to others.

He doesn’t understand, but the clever Conan does. He nods and jokes, “Uncle Luke, you must like aunt Kate, don’t you?”

“No!” Luke freezes and quickly retorts.