True Love Deserves a Second Chance

Sitting in his seat, Darren handed the menu to Paxon and said with a smile, "Order whatever you want."

Paxon's bright eyes blinked a few times, and he curiously asked, "My dad has money, let him treat you. Your daughter and grandson don't care about you anymore, do you have no money?"

Hearing this, Darren, who had just stabilized his emotions, once again had tears in his eyes.

He reached out his big hand and gently rubbed Paxon's head, saying, "Don't worry, it's just a meal. I can still afford it. I have a pension."

"What is a pension?"

"It's money you get every month when you're old and don't have to work anymore."

Paxon clapped his little hands and said, "That's great, as long as you have money to spend. Otherwise, you'd be so pitiful."

Sebastian's eyes had already recovered by this time. He patted Paxon's little butt, "Hurry up and order, he's hungry."

"Okay."

After saying that, Paxon called the waiter and pointed at the menu with his little hand.

"I want this pizza, chicken wings, and shrimp. Dad loves vegetable salad.

Old people probably don't like drinks, so how about some hot tea for you?"

He babbled on, taking care of everyone.

Several waiters gathered around to watch him.

They even took out their phones to take pictures of him.

"This baby is so cute. How can he say so much at just two and a half years old? My brother's kid can only say 'mom' and 'dad.""

"Look whose kid he is. His dad is a big shot, and his mom is a legal goddess. How can ordinary people's kids compare?"

"But he's really good-looking. I really want to take a picture with him."

Paxon had just finished ordering and handed the menu to the waiter.

He grinned and said, "Pretty lady, please hurry up. We're already hungry."

The waiter was delighted and immediately responded with a smile, "Okay, I'll personally take care of it for you."

After saying that, she left with the menu.

During the meal, Darren kept watching Paxon and barely ate.

Watching him eat adorably and listening to his little mouth chatter non-stop.

Darren held back for a long time and finally asked at the end of the meal, "Paxon, can I hold you?"

Paxon, with tomato sauce still in his mouth, blinked his eyes at Darren.

When he saw Darren's red eyes, Paxon immediately got down from his chair.

He climbed into Darren's arms, his little face resting on Darren's shoulder, and said in a soft, cute voice, "Are you thinking about your grandson?"

Darren, whose thoughts were guessed, smiled bitterly and said, "Yes, Paxon, can you call me grandpa?"

Paxon immediately raised his head, blinked his big eyes a few times, and said, "I have a grandpa. If he knows I call someone else grandpa, he won't be happy."

After saying that, Paxon lowered his eyes, as if thinking about something.

After more than ten seconds, just as Darren was about to say 'Never mind,' Paxon leaned close to his ear.

He covered his mouth with his little hand and whispered, "I can call you grandpa very quietly, so my grandpa won't hear."

Hearing this, Darren's long-held tears instantly flowed out.

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He gently stroked Paxon's head with his big hand, murmuring, "Good boy, thank you." Paxon leaned close to his ear and whispered, "Grandpa, take care of yourself." Hearing the word 'grandpa,' Darren was overwhelmed with emotion.

He had dreamed countless times of Paxon calling him grandpa, thinking he would never hear it in his lifetime.

Unexpectedly, he heard Paxon call him grandpa in his lifetime.

Darren hugged Paxon tightly, tears falling on his back.

Darren, choking with emotion, said, "Paxon, grow up quickly and be good to your mom, okay? She's had a hard life and suffered a lot."

Seeing him cry, Paxon immediately took a tissue to wipe his tears.

As he wiped, Paxon said, "You can't cry anymore. If you cry too much, you'll go blind like my dad and won't be able to see anything."

Darren immediately stopped crying, touched his head, and said, "Your dad will get better, believe me."

After the meal, Sebastian took Paxon and left.

Watching their departing figures, Darren couldn't help but tear up again.

He murmured, "Paxon, I hope you grow up happy."

In the car, Sebastian put Paxon in the child seat, sat next to him, and instructed the bodyguard to drive.

Then he looked down at Paxon and said, "Don't tell your mom about having dinner with this person today, okay?"

Paxon looked at him, puzzled, "Why? Are you afraid mom will be unhappy if she knows I called someone else grandpa?"

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"Yes, your mom loves your grandpa very much, so she doesn't want you to call someone else grandpa. This is just between us, or she'll be unhappy."

Paxon nodded his little head, "I remember, I won't tell Mom. But I think this person looks a lot like Theodore. Could he be Theodore's dad?"

Sebastian was speechless.noveldrama

He had to admire that Paxon inherited his and Joyce's strong genes.

He could infer a lot from just a little.

Before he could think of how to answer, Paxon asked again, "Dad, Theodore is Mom's brother. Why doesn't he call grandpa 'dad' but 'uncle' instead?"

His big, lively eyes blinked at Sebastian, full of curiosity.

Sebastian patted his head and said, "You'll understand when you grow up. You're too young now to understand even if I tell you."

Paxon huffed proudly, "You underestimate me. I understand everything. For example, you always say you want to sleep with Mom to give me a sister, but I know it's just an excuse. You just want to cuddle with mom.

When I sleep in your room, you always sneak over to Mom's side when you think I'm asleep. You think I don't know, but I'm just pretending to sleep."

Hearing this, Sebastian couldn't help but laugh.

Was this really a child under three?

It seemed he couldn't fool Paxon now, so what would he do when Paxon hit his rebellious teenage years?

He laughed and ruffled Paxon's hair, "When you grow up and have a wife, you'll understand why I do this. Alright, don't be mad. How about we go to the flower shop and buy Mom some flowers?"

Paxon clapped his little hands and said, "Okay, mom loves white roses. Let's buy 99 of them to symbolize everlasting happiness."

Sebastian was once again amazed by Paxon. He smiled proudly, "Alright, our family of three will have everlasting happiness."

Just as Joyce came out of her office, Betsy ran over to report.

"Ms. Blackwood, your husband and son are here to pick you up."