Chapter 515: 515: All are Adrian Zhekova’s Plots

Chapter 515: Chapter 515: All are Adrian Zhekova’s Plots

“It was Adrian who gave me the feeling of home. Even before we got married, from my first formal visit, you all asked me to call you grandfather, grandmother, father, mother, treating me like a family member. I didn’t feel any alienation or rejection. You naturally let me blend in,” Cindy said warmly.

“Unintentionally, I’ve started viewing myself as part of the Zhekova family.” Cindy blushed shrunk her head, her ears turning red.

In a regular family, these words would carry no weight.

But this is the Zhekova Family!

She couldn’t help but worry, would her thoughts give the Zhekova elders the impression she’s deliberately seeking favor, sticking to the Zhekova family without shame?

The Old Madam, reading her mind, smiled and said, “When we asked you to address us like this, we intended to accept you as part of the family. How could you consider this as shameless? It’s respect. If you felt otherwise, you would have misunderstood our intentions.”

“Exactly,” Victoria Wheeler followed up, “Don’t mimic those insincere people. We’ve accepted you as family, and you should too.”

“How could she be an outsider after having a child?” Morgan Zhekova commented.

Everyone:

If anyone had a child, it should be you, Morgan!

Cindy’s heart was filled with warmth, so soft that it even brought her close to tears.

Her eyes filled with warmth and emotion.

She even felt an urge to rush into Old Madam and Victoria Wheeler’s embraces.

How could a family be this warm?

But after hearing Morgan’s words, she broke into laughter, shaking off her emotional moment.

At this point, Aunt Evans brought out dish after dish, saying, “Old Master, Old Madam, Sir, Madam, Young Master and Madam, Morgan, dinner is served.”

Subsequently, everyone began to enjoy their dinner.

Morgan, even though he had some snacks on the way, didn’t overeat on the Old Madam’s lookout.

She just let him nibble a little so that he wouldn’t be too hungry before the meal when they got back home.

By this point, Morgan had pretty much digested everything and once again had a good appetite for dinner.

The Old Madam specially arranged for Morgan to sit between her and the Old Master.

Although Morgan required no help when it comes to eating, he could do it quite well by himself.

Seeing how much the elders loved him, Cindy thought of Adrian’s suggestion.

Strangely enough, it seemed that their thoughts were in perfect sync.

Did she just humor him?

Did she not want him to stay?

Wasn’t he generally loved by everyone?

Morgan was upset.

“Stop talking nonsense!” Old Madam complained.

In front of a child no less!

What a load of nonsense from Adrian!

“How could I not want Morgan to stay?” Old Madam said, bending down to kiss Morgan’s rosy cheeks, “Of course I want him here. I wouldn’t mind if he stayed every day.”

Morgan nodded in relief.

Apparently, he was still as adorable as ever.

“I am worried if it would be hard for Cindy to adjust.” The Old Madam explained.

Old Madam turned to Cindy, “Cindy, will you miss Morgan? This would be the first time you two are separated since Morgan grew up. I’m afraid it might be too sudden for you. When you return home and it’s suddenly quieter without Morgan around, you may feel uncomfortable.”

“Why don’t you stay tonight too? Take it slow. It will be good for Morgan too. Even though he agreed to stay enthusiastically now, he may miss you when he can’t find you later,” Old Madam said with a smile.

On thinking it over, Cindy agreed.

She had indeed never been separated from Morgan before.

Right now with Morgan in front of her, she might not feel it.

But when she goes home and finds the place suddenly quiet without Morgan, it would be too late to miss him.

Just as Cindy was about to agree, Adrian cut her off: “No need!”

Are you kidding me? After all the hard work to convince Cindy to let Morgan stay for a night, they could finally have some alone time.

But if they both stayed at the old mansion, how would they find their alone time?

“We have to get used to it anyway,” Adrian said, “Moreover, I’ve got Cindy’s company. ”

“And, Morgan may not necessarily miss Cindy.” This kid has strong adaptability, “If he really misses her, we’ll come by then.”

“We have to let Morgan get used to it. After all, a boy has to leave home eventually,” Adrian added.

The Old Madam couldn’t help but suspect that this was all part of Adrian’s scheme.

What does it mean ‘watch if they miss Morgan’?