Chapter 28

Hearing this, Mrs. Greene began to doubt whether the person in front of her was really her eldest son. Wasn't Parker always insisting that his own ideas were correct, and stubbornly protecting Edith, that lowly illegitimate daughter? Mrs. Greene began to wonder if the pigs fly today. “Mother, Cornelia, I was wrong before. Cornelia, can you... forgive me?” Hearing this, Cornelia felt a wave of nausea rise in her stomach. However, before she could vomit, Parker vomited first. But this time, Parker felt a surge of excitement. Perhaps it was truly him who had taken Cornelia’s place in enduring the discomfort of morning sickness during pregnancy? Thinking of this, he was overjoyed, and his cold expression melted like ice and snow. “Cornelia, do you know? During this time, whenever you felt unwell, I would experience morning sickness...” “Stop! Cut it out. You're not going to say that you love the child's mother more than I do, the legitimate father, are you?” Murphy appeared in time, hi