Chapter 358 Reconcile

It was so evident that Charles didn’t like Edward’s existence; otherwise, the former would not sport a grimace of displeasure whenever the latter was around.

But even with this, Nancy hoped that the two would eventually learn to be casual with each other, even if they didn't get to be friends.

And most of all, she prayed that they would stop fighting over her because frankly, it was now becoming so stressful. "Nancy, Edward is not a woman; he is a man! What else do you want me to do to him?" Charles reasoned out as he heaved a sigh.

"Stop provoking and fighting with him!" The woman didn’t care if she sounded stubborn. At this point, all she wanted was to have peace around her. And if those two men wouldn’t stop growling at each other, she might as well disappear out of their sights.

"What if he provokes me?" Charles pierced his sharp eyes at her, expecting an answer that would favor him. However, much to his disappointment, Nancy seemed to have taken his rival’s side.

"Edward is a good man. Why would he provoke you?"

"What? Are you seriously taking his side? What if he initiates the fight, huh? Do you want me to just stand there and do nothing?" A gasp of air blew from Charles’ mouth as he tried to patiently reason out with the woman he loved.

"Well, if that happens, I’ll be the one to teach him a lesson. So for now, you have to behave yourself, okay?" Nancy shook her head. She couldn’t believe he was talking to this grown-up man like a three-year-old kid!

"Okay!" A wide grin etched on his lips as Charles nodded in sheer satisfaction.

He didn’t care if he was selfish. After

hand in hand and proceeded to the sink to wash their hands. Then, as soon as they sat down, the two began munching on the food.

And just like they did a while ago, the kids kept mum the entire time, not minding their parents who sat opposite them.

Nadia almost buried her head in the bowl and ate her porridge as if she had been deprived of food for so long.

"Hey, Nadia, slow down!" Nancy took out a piece of tissue and tried to wipe the rice stuck on the corner of the little girl’s mouth.

However, to her surprise, her daughter brushed her hand off and grabbed the tissue before impatiently saying, "Mommy, leave me alone. I'll eat porridge myself, okay?"

‘What did she just say? Is Nadia not in a good mood? Why does she sound like she hates me?'

Nancy thought, feeling a tinge of disappointment. It was the first time she heard her daughter raising her voice at her.

"Nadia, why are you acting like this?" She couldn’t help asking with an evident grievance.

"Mommy, just eat!" the little girl yelled, almost sounding like an adult reprimanding a child.

Seeing how Nancy was frozen to her seat in utter surprise, Charles decided to step in, and muttered, "Looks like our baby Nadia is a big girl now. Don't worry about her, Nancy. Just let her eat her food, okay?"

At the same time, Bobby, who had been eating silently, finally raised his head and gazed at his parents.

"Daddy, mommy, have you two reconciled?" he asked calmly while chewing his food.

"Honey, we never fought, did we? We're very good!" Charles turned to look at Nancy with sparkling eyes, flashing a devious grin at her.