Chapter 2328


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    "Got it. I''ll book the entire hall for you, will that do?" Sharon Lindt asked her son.


    Josh Batton nodded. "Okay, sure. Thanks."


    "I''m doing this for Annabeth. I hope her husband gets the respect he deserves," she rified.


    "Mom, you don''t need to be so upfront about certain things," he told her.


    "That won''t do. Some things need to be made clear."


    "Fine. I now know for sure that my brother and I were adopted. Annabeth and X are your real daughters. That is dead certain," Joshmented.


    "I can''t help it if that''s what you think," his mother replied.


    "Yes," Wilson Batton said.


    Their two sons were speechless.


    "What genre is that film of yours?" Sharon asked.


    "Wasn''t it all over the news?" Josh replied.


    "Yes, but I had my full attention on Annabeth and X, so I didn''t have time to pay attention to you. I''m sorry."


    He felt hurt once again, nodding before letting out a bitterugh. “Fine. The film is about Three Kingdoms."


    "Oh, Three Kingdoms," she echoed with a slow nod. "What was your role?"


    He sighed wearily. "I told you this already. I''m acting as one of the generals."


    "Oh, I forgot," she said.


    Josh didn''t bother replying.


    His mother peered over at his wife and abruptly changed the subject. "You told me you''ve been losing hair after giving birth, didn''t you? I have ordered shampoo that counters hair loss. It should be arriving soon."


    Annabeth smiled. “Okay. Thank you, Mom."


    "Don''t mention it."


    To X, there was a noticeable change in Sharon''s attitude when it came to her own sons.


    She had no idea her son''s movie was premiering, nor could she remember what role he had.


    Yet, Annabeth made a flippantment about hair loss after giving birth, and she promptly ordered shampoo for her.


    There was a significant gap in terms of priorities.


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    Sharon was undoubtedly that person. Nobody else could im otherwise.


    X felt warm in her heart when she looked at her mother-inw. She was always good to her, Annabeth, and her other sons-inw and daughters-inw.


    Each of them only had good things to say about her.


    If X could be a


    mother-inw someday, she wouet


    learn from Sharon and make sure her son was as good as the men in the generations before him.


    "What''s on your mind, X?" Sharon asked her quizically.


    She smiled. "I was just thinking that I should learn and emte you if I be a mother-inw in the future."


    "I''m sure you can. A good mother-inw should ensure the happiness of the entire family," Sharon said with a grin.


    "She must know her ce. She should always know what she is and isn''t supposed to do," she added as X nodded in agreement.


    "I''ll certainly help educate your sons and make sure they treat their wives right."


    "You''re right," X told her.


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