Chapter 2141


    “Yeah, I''m tired of repeating myself. I''m sure you feel the same way. I''ve bought a lot of ingredients you like, so I''ll be cooking your favorite dishes tonight," Sharon Lindt said.


    "It''s fine. Mom, you and Dad must be tired from looking after the children. Let Josh do it," Annabeth Cates urged.


    She knew very well how tired Sharon and Wilson Batton must''ve beentely.


    She didn''t want the two of them to do anything more for her.


    But her mother-inw shook her head instantly. "I honestly don''t feel tired at all. The nannies are always around, so all I do is y with the children. "Besides, I won''t neglect you even if I''m tired. I''ve got to be fair," she added.


    Annabeth chuckled. "I''ve never thought you were unfair, Mom. Besides, I''m not calctive about these things."N?velDrama.Org owns this text.


    "That''s what you think, but it''s up to me what I want to do. I don''t want you to be unhappy in our family at all, do you understand?" Sharon asked. Annabeth nodded. "Okay, I get it. Thank you, Mom. However, let Josh sort out dinner tonight so you can stay here and chat with me."


    "Stop nagging or I''ll get upset," Sharon voiced half-jokingly.


    Annabeth immediately kept quiet and smiled.


    "I''ll rest for a while before I head into the kitchen. By the way, have you felt any diforttely?" Sharon asked.


    "I''ve been very well these days. The chills and exhaustion I experienced in the early stages are all gone. I feel perfectly healthy. It''s like I''m not even pregnant," Annabeth answered truthfully.


    “Okay, that''s good to hear. Keep looking after yourself," the elder woman said in satisfaction.


    "What about you and Dad? Have you two been all right?"


    “We''re still the same. We''re very well, so don''t worry about us," Wilson answered.


    "Okay, but while you look after us, make sure you look after yourselves, too. Your health is our greatest priority," Annabeth said.


    Sharon and Wilson were both overjoyed to hear that.


    The more time they spent with her, the more they adored her. Annabeth was a kind and obedient daughter-inw.


    "Okay, we will, don''t worry," he said.


    Josh Batton, who never had the opportunity to speak so far, finally spoke up. "Dad, Mom, aren''t you going to ask how I''m doing? All you care about is my wife. Won''t you even look at me?"


    His father immediately rolled his eyes.


    You''re a guy. Don''t act so Why would we worry ab


    you when you''re perfectly fine?"


    Josh had no retort.


    "Yeah, you seem fine. Why should we be concerned?" his mother asked.


    "Wait, were Stanley and I adopted?"


    "I can''t help it if that''s what you think," she scoffed.


    Josh remained silent.


    Annabeth couldn''t resistughing while she listened to them, noting how the atmosphere in the house had be more lively since her inws arrived.


    She enjoyed it very much.


    "You guys keep chatting while I bring you some fruits. We have fresh fruits in the house," she told them.


    "It''s fine, Honey. Sit down, I''ll do it," her husband said.


    "Yes, you should sit. Let me do it," Sharon offered.


    "I think I should do it. Annabeth needs rest," Wilson stated.