From Hatred to Passionate Love Amelia Hart

Chapter 739 Mommy, You Have Two Mommies "Don't listen to your dad's nonsense," Penelope quickly defended herself. "I didn't kick the blanket. I slept very well. He's the one who had insomnia and blamed it on me!" As she spoke, she nudged Kelvin's arm. "Didn't you say you didn't need my sleep aromatherapy and that holdingwas enough to sleep well? So why couldn't you sleep last night? Were you lying to me?" "Penelope, you know why I couldn't sleep." She pouted, "I know, but that's your own fault, not mine! You better explain to Lucy that I didn't kick the blanket!" "Alright, alright," Kelvin said, "Lucy, your mom didn't kick the blanket." It felt like Kelvin was forced to deny it! "Oh, I get it," Lucy nodded. "Daddy listens to Mommy. Daddy is a henpecked husband." Penelope almost choked. "Where did you learn that phrase?" "From my brother." It was Sam! That made sense! He would say something like that! Kelvin didn't understand. "Brother?" Since when did Lucy have a brother? "It's Sam," Lucy replied. "I call him that directly at preschool." Kelvin's hand, holding the coffee, trembled slightly. He endured.

Sam was invading deeper and deeper, more and more successfully! "By the way, Daddy and Mommy," Lucy asked, "can you both taketo preschool today?" Kelvin said, "Sure." Penelope replied, "No." "Huh?" Lucy was confused. "So can you or can't you?" "Lucy," Penelope explained, "I have to go to the hospital, and your dad has to go to work. It's not on the way. How about another day?" Kelvin said, "We can take Lucy to school first, then take you to the hospital, and then I'll go to work." That seemed possible.

But it would take a lot of time.

And it was rush hour now, with traffic jams, it might take the whole morning.

Kelvin had a lot of work to do! Penelope wanted to refuse, but when she saw his eyes, she swallowed her words. Alright, if he wanted to be the driver and be considerate, let him.

Hopefully, Ryan wouldn't find her later, complaining that Kelvin's work had piled up! "Hospital?" Lucy got nervous. "Mommy, are you okay? Are you sick? Where do unwell? Is it serious?" you feel "No, I'm going to the hospital to see your grandma." Penelope didn't want to mention Brent, so she brought up Nicole.

She did plan to visit Nicole as well.

Lucy was stunned. "Grandma? Mommy, didn't you say Grandma passed away?" She remembered Penelope saying that only Grandpa was around, and Grandma had gone to heaven.

How cthere was suddenly another Grandma? Penelope was also stunned, not knowing how to explain to Lucy.

This family relationship was a bit too complicated. She didn't know if Lucy could understand.

"Lucy, the Grandma who passed away is the one who raised me. The Grandma I'm visiting today is the one who gave birth to me," Penelope said. "Do you understand?" "So, Mommy, you have two mommies?" Lost in the world of this story? Make sure you're on Ne5sto catch every twist and turn. The next chapter awaits, exclusively on our site. Dive in now! "Yes, that's right." "Does that mean you have two daddies?" After thinking for a moment, Penelope nodded. "Yes." She was a bit nervous, afraid Lucy would ask questions she couldn't answer.

Fortunately, Lucy just smiled. "Mommy, you're so lucky." "Lucky?" She didn't understand.

"Yes. You have two mommies and daddies, so you can get twice the love," Lucy said. "Four people love you at the stime. Plus Daddy and me, you're surrounded by happiness!" Penelope was amused by her thoughts.

Kids really had a wild imagination and could see things in a very positive light.

The dark and wrong aspects of the Mitchell family didn't exist in Lucy's world at all.

"Yes," Penelope replied, "I'm very lucky to have the love of two sets of parents." "So, Mommy, you also have mommies and daddies." "Yes." Lucy finished her breakfast and smacked her lips. "One daddy and mommy are enough forbecause you treatvery well. I only need you two, no need for more daddies and mommies!" Kelvin was amused by Lucy's words.

He took a napkin and wiped the food residue from her mouth. "Yes, Daddy and Mommy will always be by your side until you grow up." "No, no," Lucy corrected, "even when I grow up, you'll still be by my side and won't leave." "But when you grow up, we'll be old." "Then I'll take care of you," Lucy said. "You take care ofgrowing up, and I'll take care of you growing old!" Lost in the world of this story? Make sure you're on Ñe5sto catch every twist

and turn. The next chapter awaits, exclusively on our site Diveinow! Penelope's heart melted. "You are such a loving daughter."

Kelvin slowly added, "Lucy, when you grow up, you'll get married and start a family. You'll move out of The King Manor, and live with your husband. By then, how much space will you have in your heart for Daddy and Mommy?" Probably when she grew up and fell in love, she would be glued to her husband and forget all about him! Penelope glared at him playfully. "That's twenty years from now, Kelvin. You're getting jealous a bit too early!"

"I can't help it. Raising a daughter is like this. Just thinking about herm getting married and leaving makesreluctant." If the marriage was happy, it was easier to bear.

But if it was not happy...

No, who in all of LA would dare to bully Kelvin's daughter? Whoever married the Davis family's daughter was blessed for several lifetimes! The Davis family was Lucy's maternal family and her eternal support! "It's still early," Penelope changed the subject. "In the future, when it comes to Lucy's marriage, you need to be vigilant and not let any playboys succeed." Kelvin said, "I think Sam is quite a playboy." While they were chatting, Lucy carefully wrapped the sandwich on the table in foil and put it in her little backpack.

Coincidentally, Kelvin saw it.

"Lucy?" he asked. "Didn't you eat enough? Are you taking one to preschool?" "No, this is for Sam. I think this sandwich is delicious and want him to try it too!" Lucy never shared her good food with him! But she remembered Sam! Next to her, Penelope saw this and added a bottle of fresh milk. "Give this to Sam too." "Okay, Mommy!"