Chapter 64


    "Boss, today is a weekend. You are very free but it doesn''t mean that others are idle. You should


    have waited until noon to make the phone call. You wake people up early in the morning. You won''t


    be able to negotiate if they wake up on the wrong side of the bed.


    Victor raised his eyebrows and his face became darker. A hint of anger shed through his eyes.


    He said coldly, "Give me Eden''s address!"


    "Victor, if you don''t torture someone a day you would feel ufortable, is that right?


    You are idle and you have nothing to do, but I am not the same. I worked so hard for you. Can''t you


    let me sleep soundly?" Although Anson was angry andined for a while, he still reported


    Eden''s address to Victor.


    Victor kept the address in mind and walked in the direction of Eden''s residence.


    But after a few steps, his phone rang.


    The call was from the Alwynn family''s old house. He frowned and answered the phone with a dark


    face. "Speak!" He ordered coldly.


    Mrs. King''s anxious voice came from the other side of the phone. "Young Master, please hurry back.


    The chairman had a fall and couldn''t stand up. Madam brought Master Vincent and Missy out to


    y. No one is at home."


    "Okay! Mrs. King, call the doctor first. I''ll be back soon." Victor quickly hung up the phone and


    stopped a taxi.


    He gave the address of the old house to the taxi driver. The taxi turned around and headed to the


    old house.


    Victor nced in the direction of Eden''s residence, nostalgia in his eyes. He had to figure out


    everything as soon as possible.


    Eden didn''t wake up until nine o''clock.


    She sat up quickly when she noticed that her son was not around.


    Her hair was slightly messy. She looked around with her squinting eyes.


    "Ricky, Ricky..." She called out in a low voice, but there was no respond.


    She lifted the quilt and suddenly saw a note on the nightstand.


    She picked up the note and looked at it. The words on the note were written neatly. "Mom, I''m going


    out to buy breakfast. Don''t worry!"


    Eden smiled warmly, got up and scurried to the bathroom to wash up.


    Her three children were awesome!


    Their hearts ached for her.


    Especially Gia. Gia would massage her shoulders every day after she got off from work.


    Kenny would silently help her fill the bathtub with water.


    Ricky cared deeply for her mother.


    All those years, when she was staying with the Gienger family, she had always been careful to try


    and please everyone in the family.


    However, there wasn''t much sincerity in such a beseeching rtionship.


    She was silly and ridiculous that time.


    Myra, in particr, always embarrassed her in front of people.


    These seven years had been her happiest seven years.


    She could do what she wanted to do, and she didn''t have to look at anyone''s face.


    She could be herself, and she wouldn''t be bullied by anyone.


    In her heart, she even felt perverted and thanked the man who made her pregnant that night. If he


    hadn''t dragged her into the room by force, how could she have such a smart baby?


    Ricky was back when Eden finished washing up.


    He set up their breakfast and watched his mothering out of the bathroom. There was a happy


    smile on his face. "Mom,e here and eat. It''s all your favorite food."


    "Alright, Ricky!"


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    Eden walked over and pulled him over to sit down and eat together.


    "Mom, where are we going to yter? Gia wants to buy some watercolor paints. We have to go


    to the art supply shop."


    Eden ate the steamed buns casually. When she heard Ricky''s words, she raised her eyebrows


    slightly and asked, "Is Gia really going to participate in the art exhibition?"