"She won't abandon the kids, even if she doesn't want me," said Wyatt Perry, struggling to appear calm as he ate fruit, though inwardly he was extremely anxious.
The expensive imported fruit tasted like wax in his mouth, completely flavorless.
Wyatt's mom knew he was stubborn, and holding her youngest son, she mocked, "Some people don't know how to cherish what they have until they lose it. Claudia Ross is such a wonderful woman; even having had children, she's still sought after by many."
"Mom, do you really enjoy seeing me embarrassed?" Wyatt raised an eyebrow, looking at his mother with dissatisfaction.
