Chapter 1353: Stealing a Child

When Kelvin learned that Cheyenne was in the hospital giving birth, he was at the market buying groceries. He was no match for the crowd of middle-aged women. He had been standing in line for an hour without making any progress. Mr. Foley thought to himself: Imagine me, the head of the Foley family, a Harvard graduate, and the husband of the national goddess Cheyenne, unable to compete for groceries! The reason was that people kept cutting in line. The first person to cut in line was an elderly man with white hair, leaning on a cane and barely able to stand. "Young man, could you let me cut in line? My grandson is about to finish school, and he has to go back at 2:30 PM." "Alright." The second person was a pregnant woman. She had a six or seven-month belly and was carrying a heavy plastic bag. "Sir, could you let me cut in line? I'm pregnant and can't stand for long. Thank you." Seeing her reminded Kelvin of his own pregnant wife. "It's not easy for anyone!" "Sure." The th