Chapter 1212

Chapter 1212 Luke looked down at Brad’s eyes, which were quite similar to his own. Brad’s wet eyes looked pitiful, which were like that of a wounded deer. This pulled at Luke’s heartstrings, but he still answered in a cold voice, “No.” “Really?” “Well, stop thinking about it and go to bed now.” Brad grabbed his sleeves and asked, “Dad, will you leave?” “No.” Hearing this, Eileen rest reassured. Although Luke hated her, as long as he promised Brad, he would never go back on his word. Later, she wheeled Brad back to his room and helped him lie on the bed. “Mom, I saw Julie today. She is so beautiful with fair and soft skin.” Brad was still in high spirits Eileen forced a smile. “Really?” “Yes. Mom, when can I have a younger sister?” There was a look of expectation on his face. Hearing this, Eileen froze for a moment. “When there is an opportunity, Dad and I will try,” she finally said. “Alright.” Although Brad was a little disappointed, he was very happy to think of her father and mother living together. After saying goodnight to Brad, Eileen went back to her room. The room was dark without the light on. With the help of the faint moonlight, she fumbled for the bed and lay down. However, the next second, Luke turned over and forced himself on top of her. “Luke, I am not in the mood to do this tonight. I feel a little uncomfortable.” She tried to push him away with both hands. “Drop your act. Isn’t that why you asked me to stay here tonight? If you always play hard to get, it will only make me feel sick. Got it?” He deliberately vented his desire on her without showing any hint of gentleness, which caused great pain to her. Eileen burst into tears. Biting her lower lip tightly, she endured his brutely without saying a word. The next morning, Eileen got up early to prepare breakfast. Then she asked Brad to get up, wash his face and brush his teeth. While having breakfast, Brad asked, “Mom, hasn’t dad got up yet?” “No, he hasn’t.” “At Julie’s one-month-old birthday party yesterday, Dad didn’t eat much, so it’s better for him to have some breakfast.” Brad was a good child who did care about his father. Eileen said, “After he gets up, I will ask him to eat something.” “OK.” Brad nodded and said softly, “Mom, please take me to school later.” Eileen peeled an egg for him and directly refused. “I’ll ask Brandy to send you to school, for I’ll be busy later.” “Mom, my legs are the same as yours. My classmates will not only look at you, but also me. We are the same!” he said. As a kid, he was still simple-minded. He thought that his mother refused to send him to school for fear of his classmates’ sarcasm. He was also in a wheelchair now, which meant he could bear the cynicism of others with his mother. Eileen was slightly touched by Brad’s consideration for her. Children’s ideas were really different from those of adults. She could tolerate others saying that she was lame, but she couldn’t allow others to mock her son. She said, “I’m really busy later, for I have to clean the room.” Brad nodded and stopped making further requests. Then he began to drink his soup. A moment later, Brandy came. He was the private driver of the Bennington family, and he came to send Brad to school. Brandy carried Brad on his back. Brad turned his head and said, “Mom, where is my lunchbox?”