Billionaire's Reborn Baby
Chapter 1061 Roxy Copper Seven (2)

Collin was different from the other teachers. Others always repeated what was in the book. He had guided an assistant before and did not need to bring books to class. He could associate any simple illness with all other symptoms related to it. In addition, he was wearing a doctor's white coat and a pair of gold-rimmed glasses, which made him look like a very professional doctor. So the children were quiet and

listened carefully in his class.

Livia also had a good impression of him.

After school, Collin would always give Livia some small gifts that he had personally made.

Livia took them happily.

Leon was busy picking flowers instead. Living at the foot of the mountain, there were wildflowers everywhere but no roses at all. He picked some and tied them up, asking Collin to give them to Roxanne. "No, she doesn't like this kind of flower," Collin said as he looked at the flower.

"All women like flowers. Who said she doesn't like them? That's because you didn't send them," Leon said confidently. "You're not married so you don't understand what women are thinking."

Collin took the flower and threw it halfway. Of course, he understood Roxanne, who disliked flowers. What she liked was a flower that would not disturb or cause trouble for people and made one feel quiet. It was Scindapsus, Chlorophytum, or cactus.

It was a plant that could live itself and did not need to be protected.

And it was not a fragile plant like a rose that could only bloom for two or three days.

He didn't send flowers to Roxanne, but he helped Mike cut wood, help Livia do her homework, and also help Roxanne clean up. He left when it was dark even without eating dinner.

Sometimes, Livia would ask him to stay for dinner, but he would refuse with a smile.

Roxanne seldom spoke.

Collin thought that Leon was right. Although he did not ask her to leave before, Roxanne's leaving was because of him. He did not know how much difficulty she had suffered to give birth to Livia. Everyone should be angry if he was treated like that, but Roxanne wasn't. All her anger, grievance, and unwillingness had completely disappeared in the past eight years.

But Collin could not forget it.

No matter what, he wanted to do his best to make up for it.

Even if she would not forgive him.

'You asked me to leave."

Her sad words still echoed in his ears.

Collin removed his glasses and pinched the bridge of his nose.

Tomorrow was the day they left, and he never knew that a month could pass so quickly.

Leon was humming a song as packed up his luggage, seeming to be in a good mood.

Others had also packed up their luggage early and were waiting to leave as soon as they got up tomorrow morning.

Sitting on the bed, Collin thought for a moment and then turned to go out again.

Leon glanced at him, shook his head, and sighed.

At first, Leon thought that Roxanne was nice, but her attitude towards Doctor Mueller was especially bad. Either she pretended not to see him, or she was indifferent to him. Doctor Mueller had spent all these days helping her at her home, but her attitude toward him did not change at all.

Leon had specially gone to take a look, wanting to know to what extent Doctor Mueller could do. But he was quite shocked when he saw what Doctor Mueller was doing in her home.

Doctor Mueller, who was so popular in the hospital, had worked so hard to clean the table, sweep the floor, clean the kitchen and toilet, and even helped Mike to cut wood. He had done anything possible to please Roxanne.

Leon had firmly believed that Roxanne must still like Doctor Mueller. But after observing them for an entire day, he found that Doctor Mueller was self-aware because Roxanne didn't even glance at him all day long, as if he didn't exist.

This feeling was too hard to bear.

If Roxanne had not given birth to Livia, Leon would have tried to persuade Doctor Mueller to give up.

However, there was no doubt that Doctor Mueller was at fault first, so Leon could only encourage him, hoping that Doctor Mueller could touch Roxanne before leaving.

But there was still no progress till the last night they stayed here.

"Go and tell her the truth." Leon came out with a cigarette and Collin was also standing outside smoking.

"Tell her that I want to marry you and bring the child back to live with me." Leon advised, "Just tell her to go together with you tomorrow."

Collin lowered his head. "I have already told her."

"What did she say?" Leon asked hurriedly.

Collin shook his head.

"She didn't agree?" Leo asked.

"She didn't say anything," Collin said as he smoke.

"What do you think she is thinking?" Leon murmured.

"I don't know." Collin frowned.

"Is it because you didn't propose? Why don't you try to propose to her tonight?" Leon said.

Collin shook his head again.

"We are leaving tomorrow. Don't you go to see her tonight?" Leon poked his arm, "Women are most vulnerable at night. You should grasp the opportunity and have a try."