The Woman From Hell
Chapter 2309

"Why would I be?"

I sat down and was about to have a good chat with Delia when the waiter came over and looked at us apologetically. "Sorry to bother you, but who's the mother of the child?" To be honest, this question stunned me.

Before the two of us could answer, Munchkin spoke out first, pointing at me, "This is my mommy." Then, he pointed at Delia, "This is my godmother. They're both my mommies." I calmed.

I pursed my lips with satisfaction. I did not love this kid for anything.

"I'm really sorry, but this is a dining place for mothers and their children. The three of you can't be here together."

It seemed that the restaurant took its rules quite seriously. They did not even plan to make more money out of the three of us.

I signed an 'OK'. "Alright, I understand."

I glanced at Munchkin, then at Delia. Just as I was about to get up, Delia took a step ahead of me. "Wanda, you should accompany Munchkin. I'll head out."

"Let's leave together, then. Are you full, Munchkin?" I looked at Munchkin and glanced at his full belly.

Munchkin smiled in a charmingly naive manner and then jumped off the chair. "I'm full."

Just like that, we brought Munchkin to the park for a walk to help with his digestion.

"I thought you'd be back tomorrow. I didn't expect you to come today."

"Yeah, it was supposed to be tomorrow, but Munchkin sent me a message saying that he wanted to go eat with me, so I came back early." Hearing her words, I stopped in my tracks.

I looked down at Munchkin, doubt forming in my eyes and tone. "When did you two exchange numbers? Why didn't I know about it?"

Munchkin raised his bright and clear eyes to answer me, "When we went to Joen the last time. Mommy and Daddy weren't around, so Mommy Delia stayed with me. Mommy Delia said could call her directly if needed anything."

I see.

Delia seemed to have caught a trace of my displeasure and hurriedly explained, "You weren't around that day, and was worried that Munchkin would be afraid of

sleeping alone, so I left him

my

phone number for easy contact."

"I got it. I understand the situation." I grinned at her.

Seeing my smile, Delia breathed a sigh of relief. "That's good. I know some people at the dinner party tomorrow. I can introduce you to them then."

"Thank you. This opportunity is really

godsent," I said from the bottom of my heart. I turned to look at her. "I want to introduce new products to our customers, but I was worried and didn't know how to start. It was then you called to tell me about this charity dinner. If it goes well, I think it'll pay off."

Hearing this, Delia's eyes lit up. "Coincidentally, Lola also said the other day that several companies that are attending this time are also looking for partnership opportunities, so it'll be easier to talk about it." "Is that so? This dinner is really just a well-timed coincidence." I smiled. How lucky.

Delia nodded repeatedly, her smile bright. "I hope everything goes well for you tomorrow."

"I'll take your kind words as a blessing."

Munchkin's hand that was holding mine tightened suddenly, and he covered his stomach. "Mommy, my stomach hurts."

"You must have eaten too much. Do you want to go to the toilet?"

"Yeah."

I hurriedly led Munchkin to the public restrooms. I waited outside for a while before he came out weakly.

Seeing his pale face, I hurried forward to meet him. "You don't look so good. Let's go get you checked out."

Delia and I brought him to the hospital for an examination and found out that it was because he had eaten a lot of junk food. All he needed was some medicine and he would be fine.

"We'll see if you dare eat like that again the next time!"

"I won't anymore, Mommy." He looked at me pitifully, and my anger disappeared completely.