However, this was an opportunity Mrs. Morgan had deliberately created; she wasn't about to let Victor Morgan escape. She rushed forward and grabbed his hand.
"Victor, how long has it been since you've had a meal with your parents? No matter how busy the company is, you still have to eat. It's already noon."
Gordon Morgan also spoke up. "Your mother has a point. Just stay for lunch. It's not that difficult."
Meanwhile, Luna Warner had already set the table, looking every bit the perfect wife and mother, a sight that pleased Mrs. Morgan.
Victor Morgan didn't want to argue, so he simply nodded and complied. As he approached the dining table, he had to admit the spread of food was quite impressive.
Luna Warner ladled a bowl of soup for him, then sat demurely by his side.
Mrs. Morgan exclaimed in admiration, "You two are a perfect match. And with a child already, you should really work on nurturing your relationship."
