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Chapter 1037 - Chapter 1037 Chapter 1037 The Baby is a Little Liar

Chapter 1037: Chapter 1037: The Baby is a Little Liar Chapter 1037: Chapter 1037: The Baby is a Little Liar Jasmine Yale felt embarrassed.

Lilac Serval was still beside her, holding back her laughter.

Chale Cheney saw that Jasmine Yale didn’t answer and pursed his lips.

Having a little sister should be a very simple matter, so why won’t she agree to it…

“Let’s eat dumplings, the dumplings are ready,” Jasmine said, heading to the kitchen.

Chale Cheney stealthily tugged at Lilac Serval’s skirt and lowered his voice, “Aunt Lilac, why hasn’t Jasy given me a little sister yet?”

“This…” Lilac Serval thought for a moment, “Your Jasy has to study.”

“Hmm.” Chale Cheney seemed to understand but didn’t really.

Why can’t she have one if she’s studying?

He didn’t understand.

Jasmine Yale went to the kitchen to make the sauce, and Lilac Serval helped.

Chale Cheney cuddled with Sweet Kitty while watching TV.

The once quiet and empty apartment suddenly became lively and full of life.

Especially Chale Cheney and Sweet Kitty, they would sometimes make a fuss, now getting along, now not.

When they got along, Sweet Kitty would be especially clingy to Chale Cheney, quietly lying in his arms, watching TV together.

When they didn’t, they would stare at each other, eyes big versus small.

Chale Cheney liked to sit on Jasmine’s bed, leaning against her pillow.

Occasionally, when Jasmine peeked and saw the scene in the bedroom, she couldn’t help but smile slightly.

She liked it very much, so much…

If only Little Chale could stay, how wonderful that would be.

He would have her company, and she could take care of him, she really could.

Chale Cheney sat on the bed, his little hand caressing Sweet Kitty’s soft little head.

When the dumplings were ready, Chale Cheney jumped off the bed and ran around with Sweet Kitty.

Jasmine Yale watched them with indulgent eyes; she even fed Chale Cheney dumplings.

Lilac Serval laughed, Jasmine Yale and Chale Cheney shared such love.

They didn’t seem like strangers but rather like mother and son.

She had never taken care of children and didn’t have much patience with them, but she saw that Jasmine was different; Jasmine had a way with kids.

“Jasy, feed me, feed me,” Chale Cheney continued to coo to Jasmine Yale.

“Okay, here comes the food.”

Jasmine Yale was very indulgent with him.

It was rare for Chale Cheney to act spoiled; when he did with Elder Cheney, Elder Cheney wouldn’t pay him any mind.

Now in Lonton, there was no one else he could act spoiled with.

Only with Jasmine Yale was it different.

Jasmine Yale didn’t feel she was being overly indulgent at all; she fed Little Chale dumplings and patiently wiped his mouth with a napkin.

If the soup was too hot, she would blow on it before feeding him.

“Is it tasty?” Jasmine Yale asked with a smile.

“Tasty, the dumplings Jasy makes are the best,” Chale Cheney said, his eyes crinkling into a line with a smile.

“Just you with your sweet mouth, you little charmer.”

Jasmine Yale heard sweet nothings from Chale Cheney.

She hadn’t heard many sweet words, but whenever Chale Cheney spoke, it was all to make her happy.

It made her heart feel particularly joyous.

This little charmer, quite the little deceiver.

She really didn’t know who he learned this from; clearly, it wasn’t taught by his dad.

If his dad was capable of it, he wouldn’t be his age and still without a wife.

“Baby is a little charmer, baby only charms Jasy,” the little guy said spiritedly, dancing with excitement.

Calling him a little charmer only seemed to make him happier.

“Silly boy.” Jasmine Yale ruffled his hair and laughed.

She had never seen such an adorable child before; maybe it was fate, maybe it was destined.

Sweet Kitty got jealous, running around under the table and occasionally meowing.

Jasmine Yale’s small apartment suddenly became lively.

But the thought that she would have to send the little guy away in three days brought a touch of sadness to her eyes, light, like mist over water.