Chapter 932
Olivia realized that Connor was very sensitive. He was very insecure because he feared losing his mother
after finally getting to meet her again.
Olivia comforted him patiently. She told him repeatedly how much she loved her. She even made him
some delicious food.
Connor ate a lot. He didn’t stop even when he was completely stuffed Ethan had to take away his cutlery
to make him stop.
Connor knew he wouldn’t get to eat Olivia’s cooking every day.
“Come here, Connor.”
Olivia sat down on the windowsill and beckoned at Connor. He went to her obediently, and she pulled him
into her embrace.
They could see a great view from the window. Connor finally noticed a different side to the training
grounds from a different angle. It was probably because his mother was with him.
Olivia’s lips curved into a smile. “I was the one who came up with your name. You were born with all the
love I had to give.”
“You must’ve loved Dad a lot back then.”
“Yeah, I loved him a lot.” Olivia didn’t lie to him.
“No matter what happens between me and him, you’re still the baby I carried for seven months. Your father took you away from me under some false pretenses. He split us up and hid your existence from me.
“That was why I wasn’t part of your life for such a long time. But I thought about you every single day. On those countless days and nights, I was always thinking about you and missing you. I love you more than
anyone in the world.”
Connor’s mood improved immensely. “Mom, I love you too. I love you very, very much.”
“Good boy.” Olivia rested her chin on his forehead.
“I can’t interfere in any of the decisions your father made. You have to be careful while you’re here. Call for help if you’re in danger. You’re just a kid. Your foremost priority is keeping yourself safe. Everything
else is secondary to that
“Don’t worry, Mom Dad has arranged for people to keep me safe. There were several times when I was in
shouldn’t cry so easily.”
“Don’t listen to his nonsense. The most important thing a kid needs to do is to be happy and healthy every day Cry or laugh if you need to. That’s the God-given right of every child.
“Your father is just mentally sick. He didn’t have a childhood, so he doesn’t want one for you either. You shouldn’t follow his example.”
Ethan wanted to eavesdrop on their intimate conversation, but Olivia saying he was mentally ill was the first thing he heard. He rubbed his nose awkwardly.
Connor smiled. There was a dimple on his left cheek. He finally seemed like a young boy again.
Olivia was confused. She didn’t have dimples, and neither did Ethan. She had met everyone else in the Miller family. None of them had dimples.
But all of her children had a dimple on the left cheek. Maybe this was something they inherited from her side of the family.
It was a pity that all the leads had gone cold. Penny passed away two years ago, and she didn’t recall any
useful information before her death.
“Look at you. You’re so handsome when you smile, like a prince. Did your father tell you not to smile?”
Connor nodded. “How did you know that, Mom? Dad said I shouldn’t wear my heart on my sleeve. We
don’t want people to know what we’re thinking.”
Olivia grunted. “I knew it. I knew he was the one who told you that.”
Chapter 932
Olivia realized that Connor was very sensitive. He was very insecure because he feared losing his mother
after finally getting to meet her again.
Olivia comforted him patiently. She told him repeatedly how much she loved her. She even made him
some delicious food.
Connor ate a lot. He didn’t stop even when he was completely stuffed Ethan had to take away his cutlery
to make him stop.
Connor knew he wouldn’t get to eat Olivia’s cooking every day.
“Come here, Connor.”
Olivia sat down on the windowsill and beckoned at Connor. He went to her obediently, and she pulled him
into her embrace.
They could see a great view from the window. Connor finally noticed a different side to the training
grounds from a different angle. It was probably because his mother was with him.
Olivia’s lips curved into a smile. “I was the one who came up with your name. You were born with all the
love I had to give.”
“You must’ve loved Dad a lot back then.”
“Yeah, I loved him a lot.” Olivia didn’t lie to him.
“No matter what happens between me and him, you’re still the baby I carried for seven months. Your father took you away from me under some false pretenses. He split us up and hid your existence from me.
“That was why I wasn’t part of your life for such a long time. But I thought about you every single day. On those countless days and nights, I was always thinking about you and missing you. I love you more than
anyone in the world.”
Connor’s mood improved immensely. “Mom, I love you too. I love you very, very much.”
“Good boy.” Olivia rested her chin on his forehead.
“I can’t interfere in any of the decisions your father made. You have to be careful while you’re here. Call for help if you’re in danger. You’re just a kid. Your foremost priority is keeping yourself safe. Everything
else is secondary to that
“Don’t worry, Mom Dad has arranged for people to keep me safe. There were several times when I was in
shouldn’t cry so easily.”
“Don’t listen to his nonsense. The most important thing a kid needs to do is to be happy and healthy every day Cry or laugh if you need to. That’s the God-given right of every child.
“Your father is just mentally sick. He didn’t have a childhood, so he doesn’t want one for you either. You shouldn’t follow his example.”
Ethan wanted to eavesdrop on their intimate conversation, but Olivia saying he was mentally ill was the first thing he heard. He rubbed his nose awkwardly.
Connor smiled. There was a dimple on his left cheek. He finally seemed like a young boy again.
Olivia was confused. She didn’t have dimples, and neither did Ethan. She had met everyone else in the Miller family. None of them had dimples.
But all of her children had a dimple on the left cheek. Maybe this was something they inherited from her side of the family.
It was a pity that all the leads had gone cold. Penny passed away two years ago, and she didn’t recall any
useful information before her death.
“Look at you. You’re so handsome when you smile, like a prince. Did your father tell you not to smile?”
Connor nodded. “How did you know that, Mom? Dad said I shouldn’t wear my heart on my sleeve. We
don’t want people to know what we’re thinking.”
Olivia grunted. “I knew it. I knew he was the one who told you that.”