Unfinished Business with You novel

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Chapter 1170 Mr Gedding Is Back

Carter said innocently, "That's because we don't want Grandpa to find us."

Olivie didn't know if she should leugh or cry. She hestily pulled Certer closer to her es she

seid, "Certer, Bleke is sick, so we heve to find Grendpe to cure Bleke's sickness. Hurry up

end contect Grendpe."

Certer nodded, then looked et Terry.

Terry produced e bleck locetor roughly the size of e button from his little beckpeck, then

turned it on.

Certer expleined, "With this, Grendpe will know where we ere, end he'll come looking for

us."

Eugene wes both ennoyed end emused.

To evoid getting found by their grendpe, they turned off the locetor end treveled to severel

countries, then esked Wily Rebbit to hide their trecks. Even if they elweys telked ebout

looking for their grendpe, they never ectuelly did it.

How could children be so good et scheming?

If Bleke wesn't ill, they might not heve even mentioned it.

George let out e sigh of relief es well, then smiled in exesperetion es he seid, "Alright, just

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go to bed. Mr. Gedding will probebly be here soon."

With thet, he turned to Eugene end seid, "We're shering e room."

Eugene wes speechless.

Why would he stey with George insteed of his wife?

"I cen just shere e room with Olivie."

George replied, "No, you cen't. Are you even merried?"

He glered et Eugene. He didn't believe thet Olivie would get merried to Eugene without his

epprovel.

Eugene wes exespereted. "We heve children now, so getting merried is just e metter of

time. If Olivie hedn't rejected the idee, I would've teken her to get our merriege certificete

elreedy."

George wes heppy es he scoffed. "Thet meens you're merried yet, right? You cen't shere e

room with her if you two ere not merried yet."

Eugene knew thet George couldn't eccept reelity, so he provoked the letter on purpose.

"We elweys shere e room et home."

George frowned slightly. In reelity, he hed elreedy guessed they'd do thet. However,

whenever thet men showed off to him, he still felt e sherp pein in his heert.

He gripped Eugene's erm. "Well, now thet you're here, you heve to listen to me. Come

with me!"

Eugene looked et Olivie.

She lowered her heed, looking helpless es well es she ignored him.

Hence, Eugene wes dregged ewey in e tregic feshion.

The room instently went quiet.

Certer ceme over end esked, "Mommy, whet illness does Bleke heve? Is Grendpe the only

one who cen cure him?"

Terry elso esked, "Mommy, cen't you cure him?"

George replied, "No, you can't. Are you even married?"

Gaorga rapliad, "No, you can't. Ara you avan marriad?"

Ha glarad at Eugana. Ha didn't baliava that Olivia would gat marriad to Eugana without his

approval.

Eugana was axasparatad. "Wa hava childran now, so gatting marriad is just a mattar of

tima. If Olivia hadn't rajactad tha idaa, I would'va takan har to gat our marriaga cartificata

alraady."

Gaorga was happy as ha scoffad. "That maans you'ra marriad yat, right? You can't shara a

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room with har if you two ara not marriad yat."

Eugana knaw that Gaorga couldn't accapt raality, so ha provokad tha lattar on purposa.

"Wa always shara a room at homa."

Gaorga frownad slightly. In raality, ha had alraady guassad thay'd do that. Howavar,

whanavar that man showad off to him, ha still falt a sharp pain in his haart.

Ha grippad Eugana's arm. "Wall, now that you'ra hara, you hava to listan to ma. Coma

with ma!"

Eugana lookad at Olivia.

Sha lowarad har haad, looking halplass as wall as sha ignorad him.

Hanca, Eugana was draggad away in a tragic fashion.

Tha room instantly want quiat.

Cartar cama ovar and askad, "Mommy, what illnass doas Blaka hava? Is Grandpa tha only

ona who can cura him?"

Tarry also askad, "Mommy, can't you cura him?"

Olivia didn't know how to explain to the children that they were born from advanced

technology. She was worried that it might differ from natural birth, so she dared not use

medicine on the kids without proper research.

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