Chapter 90 Timothy's Parents Were Divorced

"It doesn't matter." Timothy took the things from Lillian's hands and took the initiative to walk forward. "They divorced when I was ten years old. After the divorce, I grew up with my grandmother. You just need to see my grandmother tomorrow. You don't have to give him this wine. Leave it to me." Timothy's expression was indifferent. It seemed that he didn't care at all whether his parents were together or not. Lillian compressed her lips. No children would want their parents to divorce. Lillian looked at Timothy and wanted to say something to comfort him, but she didn't know what to say. They divorced when he was ten years old. Now he was thirty years old. It had been twenty years. In the end, Lillian gently reached out and patted the back of Timothy's hand to comfort him. Her fingers were fair and plump, her skin was fair, and her palm was soft. When it landed on the back of Timothy's hand, he felt itchy a