The Woman From Hell novel (Wanda and Theo) novel Chapter 742

Munchkin wrapped his arms around my neck and asked aggrievedly, "Mommy, do you really not want m e anymore?"

Seeing the glow in his eyes, I knew he was saying that on purpose and helplessly sighed. "Silly child, do you think you'd have the chance to see me now if I really didn't want you anymore?"

"I don't care." Munchkin refused to listen. "I want compensation."

My mouth twitched. "You've been staying at your uncle’s for a few days. I'm sure he purchased almost all of the toys in the mall for you, right?"

Munchkin nodded. "But I didn’t bring any of them home.”

I raised my eyebrows. "So you want new ones?"

Hearing what I said, Munchkin hesitated for a moment before shaking his head. "I don't want them anymore."

He must have sensed that if he answered yes, then I would definitely reprimand him, so he cleverly refused.

"Mommy, I really thought you didn't want me anymore."

Munchkin rested his chin on my shoulder, his voice becoming a little muffled.

"Uncle Tyler brought me to Grandpa and Grandma's. There's a lady there who said that I wasn't your son and that you wouldn't want me anymore when you had your own children.”

I frowned. "Which lady?"

Munchkin sighed slightly. "Uncle Tyler had things to d o, so he left. Grandpa and Grandma left afterward too. They told the lady to look after me, so she's probably a nanny."

Carlson and Yvonne disliked having too many people a t home, so there were probably only two nannies at home at the moment.

I pursed my lips and stroked Munchkin’s head. "I never said I didn’t want you, Munchkin, and I will never abandon you. You are my son and if anyone says bad things like that to you, just ignore them, okay?”

After all, the rumors had not settled yet...

"It’s okay, the restaurant I booked has really good privacy."

After a pause, he continued, "Mason said he wanted to meet Munchkin."

No wonder he wanted to take Munchkin and me to a restaurant for dinner. It turned out that Mason was the one who wanted to see Munchkin.

Seeing that I was silent for so long, Theo sighed. "If you don't want Munchkin to meet him, then we'll eat a t home."

I pursed my lips. "I think we should go."

Munchkin was Mason’s son no matter what. He was not asking to have the child back and merely wanted t o see him. I had no reason to refuse. 2