Noah went into deep thought.
He more or less understood what Michael was saying. And those kinds of people would judge once they see a single parent, they would definitely judge if both parents, males, attended the meeting.
In other words, it was a problem not even his presence could've solved.
But he wished he had been there, at least. He would make sure to ruin them appropriately.
"Anyway, let's forget that," Michael said, stretching his arms back. "How about we play a game?" He suggested.
"A game?" Olivia asked, her eyebrow tilted up.
"Yeah, how about a board game?" He asked but Noah shook his head.
"Michael, before that, I have something I wanted to ask you." He said, his tone sounding a bit too serious, but Michael wondered what it could be, even though he would be asked in a few seconds.
He looked at Olivia, who seemed to know what it was, and then at Noah.
"Well, if it's an answer I can give in front of Olivia go ahead." He said, which made Noah think a little.
