Perfect Mysterious Husband (Maddox and Kimberly) novel Chapter 622

Anyone who saw such a well-educated and well-behaved child would love him. Benedict was no exception.

However, when this child's face was the same as Maddox's, things became different.

A hint of darkness flashed through his eyes, but it disappeared in a flash. Benedict smiled and rubbed Beanie's head lovingly.

"You're welcome. Your Mommy and I are old friends. It's no big deal. If you'd like, I'll bring you to the amusement park next time."

"Okay, thank you Uncle Ben. I'll go now."

Beanie picked up his fruit cake and soon left the bakery.

Minerva was a little worried. She only let out a sigh of relief when she saw him walk into the car and close the door.

As she was about to leave, she heard Benedict's voice behind her.

"You don't have to be so nervous. I told you a long time ago that I meant no harm, be it to you or to the child."

Minerva kept quiet.

She froze for a second, then turned around and glared at Benedict coldly.

"Then, Mr. Benedict, do you still remember? I've told you a long time ago that I don't want to be involved between you and Maddox."

Hearing this, Benedict frowned. There was a look of helplessness on his face.

"Why do you think so of me? Five years have passed. If I wanted to fight with him, I would have done it back then. Why would I wait until now?"

"Then what do you mean now?" Minerva sneered, "I could've believed that it was just a coincidence in the supermarket the last time, but what about this time? You happened to pass by Beanie's school and brought him here for cake? Do you plan to win his favor just because he's a defenseless child?"

Minerva interrupted Benedict as he was about to speak.

"Don't rush to explain. Things may be coincidental, but it's impossible for them to happen repeatedly. Even if you want to scheme against me and take advantage of me, you should restrain your emotions. You shouldn't appear in front of me like this."

Benedict's eyes darkened and he stared at her.

"What about Maddox?'

Suddenly, Minerva was stunned by this question.

"He's also using all sorts of methods to get close to you. Why don't you think that he's malicious? As for me, I just happened to run into you a few times and someone from my company happened to have signed a contract with you. How did it turn out that I was taking advantage of you? Minerva, you're biased."

Minerva was at a loss for words.

"Do you still love him?"

Minerva's eyes widened, "Don't talk nonsense."

Benedict took a step forward and his tone became somewhat menacing, "Am I talking nonsense, or are you afraid to admit it? You still like him, which is why no matter what he does to you, you will only think that he is pestering you. You won't question him like how you questioned me, right?"

"As I said before, I won't hurt you, let alone that child. Even if he is Maddox's child, in my eyes, he is only your child."

"You..."

Benedict took another step forward, "Even if I really want to get close to you, that's because

I like you."

She looked back at Benedict.

"Remember to fasten your seat belt and pay attention to safety on the road." He smiled and then closed the car door.

He turned around and went into the bakery to pay the bill.

Minerva sat in the driver's seat, still confused. Beanie was still holding the cake, blinking his eyes and looking at her with an innocent expression.

"Mommy, what's wrong?"

Minerva came back to her senses and shook her head, "Everything is fine. Let's go home." "Okay."

Minerva returned home with Beanie. When they were in the elevator, Minerva couldn't help but scold him, "I thought I have told the teachers at school that I won't let any stranger pick you up. What happened today?" After saying that, Minerva looked at Beanie. Her gaze was no longer as gentle as before. Instead, it became serious.

"You took the initiative to leave with Uncle Ben, didn't you?"

It was because they had seen each other before.

Beanie raised his head and looked into Minerva's serious eyes. A guilty expression immediately appeared on his face, "Mommy, I..."

"Am I right?" Minerva's voice sounded stern as well.

"Mommy..." Beanie was a little scared and dared not speak. He even lowered the cake in his hands.

"Why?" Minerva looked at him helplessly, "Even if you've met him before, why did you go with him? Why did you get in his car? I can tell that you were the one who took the initiative, and that he didn't force you."

Beanie lowered his head and did not dare to answer. He just silently received a lecture.