Polly Sutton didn't immediately refute her son's words this time, lying next to him pondering the question. Did she like Victor Parker?
But what is liking, anyway?
And what about Victor Parker?
Was Victor Parker good to her because of the child or because of responsibility?
After all, for people like them, wasn't responsibility the most important thing?
"Mommy?" Without waiting for an answer, Benny gently nudged his mommy, "Mommy didn't refute it this time, does that mean you really like him?"
At least, previously, whenever he said it, mommy would immediately refute it.
Polly Sutton: "..."
Her son had become so perceptive, could she get another one?
The mother and son were lying on the bed chatting when Tommy was woken up by the noise. He twisted his little body, hid under the quilt, and grumbled. Mommy and brother were so annoying, couldn't they chat outside?
