CHAPTER 303: CHAPTER 303: OTHER WOMEN, NO ONE CARES

His words are purely teasing.

He doesn’t care about having children; what he desires is the process of making them over and over again.

Summer Sutton was speechless at him. She really wasn’t in the mood for anything tonight and gently pushed him away.

"Adrian Walyon, what do you think about Jimmy and Gina?"

She walked over to the side, poured herself a glass of water, and tried to ask.

"How you view it now doesn’t really matter. Once the child is born, the result of the test will tell everyone." Adrian Walyon leisurely walked into the bathroom.

Summer Sutton stood there frozen, feeling lost.

Adrian was right; no amount of suspicion now could match the reality after the child’s birth and a direct paternity test.

...

Since Gina Sutton came, her stay at the Walyon Family has been notably lengthy.

After today’s affair, the Old Master clearly cared more about her, arranging servants to attend to wherever she was.

Gina Sutton walked along the garden path with two servants, observing the garden scenery as she walked.

Looking at all kinds of precious flowers and trees, the corners of her lips subtly lifted.

In the future, she would also be a part of this place.

Although entering this family was a bit of a struggle, regardless, her goal had now been achieved!

Thinking about her life here in the future, she comfortably closed her eyes.

However, at the thought of Summer, her closed eyes suddenly opened, and her gaze turned cold.

She had too many grievances with Summer, and as long as she was around, Summer could never be present.

After joining this family, she certainly wouldn’t allow her position to be overshadowed by Summer.

Summer Sutton must leave the Walyon Family!

In the garden, a heavy footstep sounded.

Gina Sutton paused, tilted her head to discern the owner of the sound, and her heart skipped a beat.

Ryan Walyon slowly emerged from one end of the garden, looking at her coldly with a sharp gaze.

Gina Sutton felt guilty under his gaze, instinctively wanting to step back, but Ryan suddenly gripped her chin.

He pulled her closer to himself, pushing her against the trunk behind her, his voice cold and stern, "Is the matter concerning the child true?"

He clearly wasn’t someone easily fooled, and Gina Sutton had no credibility with him.

"It’s already been a month; do you think it’s true?" Gina Sutton steadied her expression, looking straight into his eyes, showing no tumult in her gaze.

"Who is the child’s father?" Ryan Walyon switched to a different mode of questioning.

Gina Sutton chuckled at his words and then suddenly became sorrowful, "Ryan, I know you have feelings for Summer Sutton. You disregard other women. As for this child, I know you don’t really anticipate it, but nonetheless, it’s a fact that can’t be erased. The child is yours, believe it or not, you’ll know once it’s born!"

Her neck was raised high, and as she looked Ryan in the eye, her face showed no fluctuation.

Regardless of whether her words were true or false, she performed them as if they were real.

This side of her made Ryan lose his focus.

"Moreover, you’ve seen the report; the estimated conception date matches that night. Genes are something I couldn’t possibly deceive with even if I had the courage, right?" Gina Sutton subtly hooked the corner of her lips and continued to speak.

Ryan Walyon’s grip on her became rigid, and he squinted at her for quite a while before slowly releasing her.

"Don’t play any tricks with me! You can try my methods!"