Raising My Wife

Chapter 58 Go Home With Me

The family dinner was in harmony even though everyone had their own thoughts.

After dinner, Shirley went to prepare food for Molly. The other people sat in the living room and watched

the Spring Festival Gala with Jonathan. Perhaps it was because of the Ling Family's personality that all

of them were calm, except that sometimes Lily would follow the programs to laugh.

In the past many years, the Ling Family members had a calm and harmonious atmosphere during the

New Year's Eve. Jonathan was used to this kind of atmosphere. But now, Lily came here, listening to

her young voice, Jonathan seemed to feel that the life of the Ling family was getting more and more

alive.

After accompanying Molly finishing its dinner, Shirley brought Molly to the living room. Molly

immediately jumped off the sofa and lay down by Lily's side. Molly just finished its meal and wanted to

have a comfortable sleep now.

"Oh, you don't need me anymore!" Shirley looked at Molly and said.

Lily was also very happy. It's rare for Molly to like her so much.

"Since Lily loves Molly so much, how about Lily sleep here tonight?" Shirley asked Lily.

"No way." James turned down her offer directly.

"Hey, I didn't ask you!" But it didn't affect Shirley's good mood. She smiled and said, "come on, Lily, I

would take you to see something."

As soon as she finished saying that, Shirley stood up and walked to Lily to hold her. Seeing that James

frowned, Shirley said crossly, "rest assured! Brat! Show respect to the elders. "

Looking at Lily's eyes, James didn't say anything, but he didn't object too.

Lily understood what James meant, and walked towards Shirley with a smile. However, after that, Molly

woke up immediately. Seeing that the two people he cared most left, Molly immediately jumped off the

sofa, wagged its tail and followed them closely.

Shirley led Lily to a room on the second floor. As soon as Shirley opened the door, Lily knew that it was

a girl's room.

The wooden floor was covered with a light furry blanket. And there was a pink princess bed. The style

of the room was similar to that of Lily's room now, but something was different. Lily's was with a French

window and a large balcony. While in this room, there was a wide couch, through the windows above

the couch, you could see the outside scene.

There was also a simple tent in the room, as if a small world was separated.

Shirley came in with Lily, while Molly walked past them and lay on the carpet leisurely.

"Molly, this is not for you. Come on, Lily. Do you like it?" Shirley put her hand on Lily's shoulder, with a

soft voice and a loving expression.

"For me?" Lily answered, feeling a little surprised and flattered.

"Yes, this is your room from now on. Do you like it? And it had only been decorated simply. When you This text is property of Nô/velD/rama.Org.

move in, we can buy some furniture, okay? " Shirley came to the tent with Lily and said, "look. This tent

can be your secret place. Look."

Lily squatted down and looked at the tent. It was simple to look from outside, but there was a scenery

in the tent. Thanked to Shirley that she set up all kinds of snacks and game machines inside.

"Do you like it?" Shirley squatted down and asked Lily, touching Molly.

'perhaps she loves James so much and care about me too. But now, she's so kind to me, ' Lily thought.

Then Lily turned around and smiled at Shirley, "thank you. I like it very much."

"You don't have to thank me. I'm glad that you like it." Shirley held Lily's hands and earnestly rubbed

them. As Shirley saw tears in Lily's eyes, she choked, "good girl."

Seeming to notice that there was something wrong with her voice, Molly stood up all of a sudden and

came to Shirley's side. Molly placed his head on her knees as a comfort.

Lily was so touched by Molly's comforting behavior. Lily remained silent and didn't want to disturb them.

After a while, Shirley said slowly, "Molly, do you know that you have a heavy head, and my legs are

almost numb! "

Warm atmosphere between them vanished. Lily chuckled.

"Go, go, go play with Lily." Shirley gave Molly a soft nudge to Lily.

Shirley had her own selfish motives. She liked Lily, but she didn't want Lily hinder her son. Lily and

Molly got along well with each other, so Shirley decided to leave Lily in the room.

When Shirley was still thinking about how to explain it to the person downstairs, she heard someone

knocking at the door. She turned around and found the man downstairs was coming.

"You brat, are you afraid that your mother will bully Lily? "Shirley gave James a stare.

James ignored, looking at the room, and looked at the person touching Molly. He was clear, but his

attitude was firm.

"Come home with me, Lillias." James stood at the door and said in a serious tone.

Then Lily stood up and said with a smile, "okay." As a matter of fact, she would listen to James no

matter what he said. But compared here, she preferred her and James's home, where she would be

more comfortable.

Shirley sighed in her mind, 'well, it's still a long time.

"You leave as soon as you came back. People who don't know us might think that we mean to be mean

to you! " Shirley said angrily, "Molly, come over. Let's go downstairs."

When Shirley was out, Lily stuck out her tongue at James. Then they went downstairs together.

James walked over and took the coat. Then he told the others, "we'll gone."

"It will snow later." Jonathan said without turning his head.

"Father means you and she can stay here." Biting the apple, Cleve helped Jonathan to explain.

After casting a glance through the window of the living room, James walked towards Lily and gave her

coat. "It's okay. I'll be careful."

Seeing that Jonathan's face was about to darken, Shirley hurriedly said, "Okay, okay. Then you should

set off early and try not to meet the snow. Be careful. Or ask a driver to come here. You just drank

some red wine."

"It doesn't matter." James knew he had to drive. He only drank a little just now, and now the alcohol

had gone.

Shirley was still a little worried, but she was clear that she couldn't keep her son. It was rare for him to

have dinner at home today.

After saying goodbye to the others, Lily left behind James.

Shirley stood at the door of her house, looking at the situation worriedly. Through the window, Cleve

took a look at the situation, seeing that Jonathan seemed indifferent, but he listened to the sound

outside the door with his ears.

The sound of the car gradually faded away.