Stomp on Your Broken Heart With Our Babies novel Chapter 1456

The scene was as awkward as it could be.

Bonnie raised an eyebrow, "Looks like your stomach is a lot more honest than your mouth."

"I, I'll just eat whatever I want, you really don't have to mind me." Talia was still holding on.

Bonnie, however, broke through her mind, "You're afraid you'll be embarrassed to see so many of the Pearsons later and be brought up about what happened back then, right?"

When Talia and Max's love story, also considered a sensation throughout the Pearson Family it.

There is no one in the Pearson Family who doesn't know Talia.

Talia forced out a smile, "Why did you let me go if you already guessed."

"Just guessed, that's why I let you go." Bonnie corrected her, "You're not the one in the wrong, it was Nathan who forced you apart back then, to put it mildly, the Pearson Family owes you, and it's the Pearsons who should be in hiding, not you."

Of course, the Pearsons don't hide.

They would genuinely greet Talia and recount the regrets of the year.

So close that Talia could have become a family with them.

It was really close!

"I'd rather not go." Talia still refused, "Everyone else is fine, but seeing Aunt Ayra, I, I just don't know what to say."

After all, this was once almost her own mother-in-law.

"Then there's nothing to worry about." Bonnie replied, "She's back at the temple in the mountains today and won't be coming to dinner."

When he finished, he pulled Talia outside.

Seeing Talia still want to speak, Bonnie simply said, "What's wrong with you, just now did not say that as long as there is no she can, now want to backtrack, late ah!"

Talia had to keep her mouth shut and follow.

When they reached the dining room, the hot and bothered the Pearsons turned their heads and looked at her.

Those worries just now instantly dissipated.

She smiled from the bottom of her heart and responded to the words of the crowd one by one.

It's really impossible to respond, and there is Bonnie next to help.

Old Mr. Pearson and Max were standing just a short distance away, watching quietly.

"Well?" Old Mr. Pearson asked.

Max was puzzled, "How about what?"

"Talia, ah, she and Bonnie stand together, what a good pair of sisters-in-law, and Talia the boy, I can see."

Max's eyes instantly dimmed, "Grandpa, you're not kidding, she's married and even pregnant."

"What you encounter is not human, and by not stepping in, you are allowing her to sink deeper into the mire than a cross." Old Mr. Pearson word by word, the tone of seriousness.