Stomp on Your Broken Heart With Our Babies

Nathan's mouth crossed with a smile, which passed instantly and returned to normal.

He got a pen and paper and simply drafted a share agency agreement.

Jay looked at it and made sure there was nothing wrong with it.

He readily signed his own.

Nathan also signed his name, holding a copy in each hand, with legal effect.

"Get well, next time your aunt comes to see you, you can't be so willful and angry with her." Nathan folded the contract and put it in his bag, and said in an exhorting voice.

Jay nodded, "Yes, I will, then I won't see my aunt off."

He sat on the bed and watched Nathan leave.

The little smile under the eyes gradually cooled, and finally condensed into frost.

God knows how much he wanted to kill Nathan with his own hands when he saw him just now!

But it doesn't matter, it's almost there.

Soon we will be able to kill him!

With that in mind, Jay got up and got out of bed and trudged to the bathroom.

Unlock the door, then seal the waterproof bag and take out the phone hidden in the toilet tank.

The phone number that you know by heart is pressed digit by digit, and then the dial button is pressed.

After a few beeps, a familiar voice came from the other end of the line.

"Hey, are you handy on the phone now?"

Listening to Max's nervous voice on the other end of the phone, Jay couldn't help but laugh.

"Well, it's convenient, my aunt and ....... your dad came by just now." Jay replied, "Your dad got me to sign the share agency agreement, but I buried the pit."

"You used to call me Dad and Auntie?" Max rubbed his arm on the other end of the phone, "Don't you think that's weird?"

"Yes a little, after all, your father has a family, it is simply impossible to become my aunt, but I was called so when I was a child, I have long been used to it." Change can not change, what can be done?

One can only choose to forget about Nathan as a person when he is taken care of.

Max does not dwell on this.

He grasped the point and asked, "What kind of a hole did you dig for him?"

Jay then told the truth.

Max was so excited that he shouted in succession.

That's the way it should be!

Give Nathan a good beating and let him lose his bottom, he will naturally be honest.

After a pause, Max told Jay again, "We're moving up our plans; the day after tomorrow is my wedding, so take Auntie Nancy down before the end of the day after tomorrow."

Otherwise it affects this wedding and Max will regret it for the rest of his life.

"You and Talia do have a hard time." Jay was very approving, "I'm quite envious of the love you have running in both directions like this."

"It's useless to envy, because there's only one Talia in this world, and you're not likely to find such a perfect girl." Max was smug.

Jay laughed, "Yes, but still, envy."

After a pause, he added, "Remember to say sorry to Talia for me for what happened before."

"Why are you still thinking about it." Max was depressed, "It's long past, Talia and I don't care at all, because it's not what happened in the past that matters, it's the present, it's the future." "That's why I said you guys are running in both directions," Jay lamented again, "such love will end well."

"Also, I have a secret I want to tell you." Jay added, "I'm afraid I won't be able to come on your wedding day, so consider it an early wedding congratulations to you."

"What is it? It seems to be a secret that I'm looking forward to more than a big red envelope!" Max was all ears.