Chapter 269

edit, 　　Sean listened quietly. As an outsider, he felt sorry for Patrick.

　　Patrick said he knew he was wrong, which meant that he was on the verge of desperation.

　　"If so, we would have kids by now, and they would be at the age of attending school." Patrick looked into the distance.

　　Sean felt as if Patrick's words were boiling oil that was poured onto his heart, upsetting him inexplicably.

　　"Let's have a drink."

　　"No. She will get hungry when she wakes up." After saying that, Patrick stood up and took out some vegetables from the fridge. "I'll make some soup. She has a delicate stomach."

　　Just as he placed the vegetables on the counter, he suddenly paused, and out of the corner of his eye, he saw the stuffed trash can.

　　After looking at it for a while, Patrick squatted down and took things out of the trash can one by one.

　　Sean looked at Patrick, who was quietly washing the couple's mugs behind the sink, and sighed silently that fate always made jokes with people.