A Matter of Wife and Love by Mila

As she was eating, she would take the handheld fan at the side of the door and wave it in the air. This was what she

observed when Steven ate watermelon. She found it interesting, so she imitated him.

Bria was gobbling up the slice of watermelon. With her little mouth biting on the watermelon non-stop, she was

soon stained with the juice from the fruit. At the same time, she was shaking her head from side to side, just like an

adorable bunny.

When Toby saw that, he was slightly startled, as he could clearly feel that Bria was much more cheerful than

Lefore

When she was at the Alston Residence, she was almost invisible. Every time she appeared, she would try her best to

curl herself up, hold on to Amelie’s legs, and follow wherever Amelie went. Her eyes would be dull, without any

stream of brightness, and she would be so timid that she couldn’t be brought out to meet

anyone.

However, she had a pair of big, sparkling eyes now. She could even do things quickly and responsively and had her

own opinions.

With both her little legs curled at the doorway, she looked smart and adorable, no matter how Toby looked at her

When compared to the old times, she appeared to be a completely different person.

Then, his gaze turned to Amelie, who was sitting on the chair. Her actions were so much more elegant than Bria’s.

Her eyes were like a crescent, and she was smiling with her lips pressing together. Although she was quiet, her

elegant aura couldn’t be hidden.

She wasn’t that old-fashioned woman who only wore dresses all the time. Now, she had a white t-shirt on top with

light-colored shorts at the bottom, displaying her slim waist and long legs. With her long hair casually tied and

showing her clean forehead, she looked so youthful, as though she was a high school student.

The quiet and stingy woman at the Alston Residence, who never looked up to meet anyone’s eyes and always

lowered herself in front of the Alstons as if she was a living zombie, had nothing to do with her any longer.

Can a divorce really cause such big changes in a person? Toby couldn’t help but curl his lips. They say marriage is

the tomb of love. It seems like it’s real.

After that, Steven showed him his way of making shoes traditionally in detail. The process of making shoes

traditionally was quite complicated, with many steps involved. It would take half a day just to do the preparations.

Meanwhile, Bria and Amelie were looking at the two of them from a safe distance.

“Is Mr. Walsh really going to learn how to make shoes from grandpa?” Bria asked worriedly.

Hearing that, Amelie didn’t answer her, as she knew Toby’s actual purpose. It was just an excuse for him to learn to

make shoes, but his real purpose was to talk about Owen.

When the sky turned dark, Steven stopped the lesson because he wanted to cook for them.

In fact, Amelie wanted to do the cooking, but Steven was too stubborn. He didn’t want his daughter to get tired

from cooking. Resigned, she could only stand at the door and watch on.

“He’s pampering you so much. You really have a good father.” Toby walked over to her with both his hands in his

pockets and stood straight beside her.

At this moment, he looked at her once again. Her expression was relaxed, and it was nothing like those anxious

expressions those gold diggers had our there.

Although her father was just a shoemaker, she still treated him politely without despising him.

Why would someone like her plot against Leo back then and do something so irrational? She’s also Foxy, with

millions of followers. Her income shouldn’t be low as well.

The more Toby couldn’t read her, the more he wanted to make assumptions. He even thought that such a beautiful

and smart woman like her could certainly find someone who would love her with all his heart and treat her

extremely well if she didn’t do such a silly thing.

“Do you think making shoes is fun, Mr. Walsh?” Amelie turned around to ask him. When she looked at her, the

gentleness in her eyes was gone, but there was still politeness in them.

He knew very well that this politeness was because he had saved her twice, and she obviously knew what he had

come here for by asking that question

In fact, he really used coming to see the process of making shoes as an excuse to meet Foxy and convince her in

person. However, after he saw Steven’s shoe-making skills, he suddenly developed an interest.

“It’s really interesting,” he answered honestly. “Although it’s not quite possible for me to learn to make shoes, I

already have a good plan.”

“What plan?” As soon as Amelie said that, Steven came out of the kitchen with a bowl in his hands and asked them

to gather at the dining table.

In the end, their conversation ended abruptly, and they walked to the dining table.

At the table, Bria had already arranged the chairs, but there were only three of them. “This is Grandpa’s seat. This

is Mommy’s, and this is mine,” she announced. It was obvious that she purposely didn’t arrange a chair for Toby.

Humph! Good-for-nothing Daddy’s friends are all bad guys! I don’t want to treat him politely!

Toby was embarrassed by her actions, while Amelie didn’t know whether to cry or laugh. She went over to add

another chair to the table and didn’t forget to teach Bria. “He’s our guest. You must always treat a guest politely.”

“Humph! He’s not. He’s a bad guy!” Bria answered with her puffy cheeks. Without knowing that Toby had saved her,

she treated him badly.

“Also, he’s definitely not going to learn how to make shoes from grandpa!”

I’m so angry that he’s not really here to learn. If he’s not going to learn, why is he asking so much? Is he trying to

disappoint Grandpa on purpose? People who upset grandpa are all bad guys!

Just as Amelie wanted to educate Bria again, Toby stopped her. “You’re really smart, little one, but don’t worry,

although I won’t learn, someone else is going to.”

“Who?”