Chapter 693
“Talk more nonsense, and I’ll send you back to school tomorrow!” Rosalynn glared at him.
Jaime wasn’t scared at all and mumbled, “Whatever, it’s almost holiday anyway, I’ll just come back again after sending me over!” Rosalynn shook her head helplessly.
At this moment, Rosalynn saw Wayne put two big bags of snacks into the shopping cart.
Without hesitation, she picked them out.
“Cory, your sister is already overweight, she can’t eat these anymore,” Rosalynn helplessly told Cory.
“She hasn’t eaten them for a long time,” Cory replied, and then negotiated with Rosalynn, “What if we just take one bag?”
“We won’t buy any more desserts after this, you choose.” Rosalynn shrugged and gave the decision to Cory.
Cory sighed helplessly. “Fine, the dessert then.”
“Good choice.”
Rosalynn gave Cory a thumbs up.
To prevent Cory and Wayne from secretly buying things when she wasn’t paying attention, Rosalynn stopped messing with Jaime and kept an eye on the father and son.
In the end, Cory and Wayne exchanged a glance, both somewhat helpless.
After buying the dessert, Rosalynn still took a few snacks and ended this shopping trip.
Out of the supermarket, Wayne put Cory down.
-Holding a bag in one hand and holding Cory’s hand in the other, they walked towards their car.
Rosalynn and Jaime still followed behind.
“When did Wayne and Cory get so close?” Jaime was shocked.
Rosalynn hid the depression in her eyes and thoughtfully said, “As father and son, they’ve never had a bad relationship. They just… didn’t know each other well before.”
“Hmph!” Jaime mumbled unhappily.
Rosalynn patted him on the back of his head, “You gotta change this attitude, man. Wayne ain’t as easy–going as Baillie. If you piss him off, watch out, he might sneak you away and sell you!”
Jaime was startled and suddenly felt a chill down his neck.
When it was time to get in the car, Jaime, who was originally sitting in the passenger seat, quickly moved to the back, “The front seat’s too hard, sis. Let’s swap places, okay?”
At this moment, Wayne was fastening Cory’s seatbelt.
He cast a puzzled glance at Jaime, who in turn didn’t look back and stared at the window outside with an arrogant expression.
Rosalynn couldn’t help but laugh, she didn’t mind where to sit, so she generously took the passenger seat and fastened her seatbelt.
After fastening Cory’s seatbelt, Wayne got in the car too.
The supermarket wasn’t far from Rosalynn’s home.
Wayne parked the car.
As Rosalynn was undoing her seatbelt, she said to Wayne, “Ivy might not know you’re coming. I’m going to tell her right now. If she doesn’t want to see you, we can’t have you stay for lunch.”
After a moment of silence, Wayne whispered to Rosalynn, “Tell her I didn’t mean it that day and that I won’t lose my temper with you anymore in the future.”
“I’ve told her already,” Rosalynn replied.
Panic flickered in Wayne’s eyes, “Then what should I do?“
It was rare for Rosalynn to see him like this, and she playfully raised an eyebrow, “Wait patiently, I guess. What else can you do? You’re the one who’s got a bad temper and snapped at me!”
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