How about Sophie and her uncle?
Because of Erie and Chaya’s situation, Jerry seems to have always felt guilty towards Sophie.
Ophelia’s daughter is like that, so naturally, Jerry’s emotional balance leans towards his niece Sophie.
Compared this way, the advantage he thought he had turned out to be nothing.
When it ca to him and Charles...there was a huge awareness.
Mysteriously, Jas felt very, very tired, as if all his strength had been drained in an instant.
"Hayley, let’s go over there and have sothing to drink." Jas didn’t want to take another step now, he just wanted to rest.
If it weren’t for the fact that he still needed Hayley now, he would’ve turned around and left long ago.
"Okay." Clearly, Hayley was much more shaken than Jas; she still hadn’t fully absorbed and processed the shocking news, and nodded in a daze, following Jas to a nearby dessert shop to sit down and have sothing to eat.
She needed to calm down.
Out of Jas and Hayley’s sight, Sophie quickly pulled Charles towards their car. Once in the car, Sophie grabbed Charles’s clothes excitedly and shouted, "Oh my gosh! My uncle is an engineer! Not a university professor! No, the university professor is a cover for his identity!"
"Ahhh!!!" Sophie was no longer calm like she was in front of Hayley and Jas, she was brimming with excitent.
Can you bla her?
This news was just too shocking, okay?
"Hmm." Charles wasn’t too surprised. When he had t Jerry before, he had vaguely felt that Jerry wasn’t a simple person.
Such a significant event as the child being swapped happened, and Jerry could accept it in a very short ti, decisively handling the subsequent matters. Is this sothing that an ordinary person could do?
This kind of calm decisiveness made him suspicious before, but since Jerry didn’t seem to intend any harm to Sophie, he didn’t investigate Jerry further.
Now that he was hiding such an identity, it made a lot of things more understandable.
Compared to Jerry’s identity, Charles was more concerned about Sophie’s reaction: "You were just very calm."
"Because I was just bluffing." Sophie admitted boldly, "Actually, what I wanted to say just now was ’I don’t even care about backing,’ but then, at that mont, the TV news behind showed my uncle!"
"Such a wonderfully stimulating news, I’d be silly not to use it, right?" Sophie waggled triumphantly, "You didn’t see Jas and Hayley’s reactions just now; it was hilarious."
"Oh, no, no, I need to call my mom." Sophie quickly pulled out her phone and called Clarissa. Such an astonishing piece of news, she couldn’t keep it to herself.
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"It’s a call from Sophie." Clarissa, who was eating, glanced at the phone and smiled at Mason.
Mason looked a bit envious as his wife answered their daughter’s call. Why were there noticeably more calls for his wife than for him?
Isn’t it said that daughters are closer to their dads?
Mason looked a little frustrated as he watched his wife answer the phone.
"Sophie, I’m having dinner with your dad...No, we haven’t watched TV...you..."
"Clarissa, what’s wrong?" Mason, seeing Clarissa whose expression turned stiff imdiately after answering the previously smiling phone call, hurriedly leaned over in a panic and gently shook her.
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