This Time, I Will Get My Divorce, Mr

Chapter 1462 A Cheeky Tyler

Mary sent Rose and Rosie off before returning to the patient room. "Young Mistress Sonia, Old Mrs. Fuller has left."

"Thank you, Madam Mary," thanked Sonia.

"Don't sweat. It is my duty. I'm Old Mrs. Fuller's friend for years." A smiling Mary then served a bowl of chicken soup.

"Have some."

"Thanks." Sonia took the bowl of soup from Mary.

Mary took a seat at a side. "Young Mistress Sonia, don't you think that we should tell Mrs. Lane and the others as

well about the twin?"

"Yup." Sonia took a sip of the soup. "I'll message her. I think she's going to stop by later."

"Given her fiery demeanor, that is for sure." Mary giggled, and something came across her mind. "What about the

Gray Family?"

The smile on Sonia's face faded a little. "There's no need to tell them personally. They'll find it out sooner or later."

"True." Understanding Sonia's intention, Mary merely nodded and stop asking further. Meanwhile, Sonia lost her

appetite and drank the soup slowly.

As Sonia had expected, Grace was jumping for joy upon learning the news of Sonia being pregnant with twins. She

paid a visit to the hospital with a lot of gifts.

She had so many questions for Sonia that the latter could not find the opening to answer them. The hilarious

situation warmed Sonia's heart. After all, many people sincerely cared for her. Regardless of how busy they were,

anything trivial that happened to her was enough to make them make the trip for her.

Sonia felt blessed.

"Oh, Sonia, I heard that Mrs. Gray has been visiting you these days." Grace was making Sonia a cup of milk.

"Yup. I didn't insist on it, but she visits every day. The sheer thought of it makes me soft." It was the truth; she let

Julia be because of her softened heart and, of course, Julia's new-found relationship with her.

Grace handed over the glass of milk to Sonia. "I understand. They are inhumane, but they genuinely care for you.

It's hard not to show them mercy."

"Mrs. Lane, am I making the right choice?" Sonia pulled over the blanket with confused eyes. "I wanna avenge my

father, but I covet love from the Gray couple. It may look like I'm refusing them, but that is not the whole truth; I'm

still taking pleasure in their affection. Is it fair for me to do so? Am I an unfilial daughter?"

That was her biggest concern.

Grace sat by the bed to hug Sonia. "I feel you, Sonny, but there's something I gotta tell you—you're not wrong. They

are your biological parents and it is a given that they love you and that you accept it. It doesn't mean that you're

betraying your father. It doesn't work that way. The Grays are aware of how much they owe you, so they didn't

insist you accept them as your parents. Whatever they're doing right now is out of their willingness. Your

acceptance in fact makes them happier. Besides, you haven't accepted them as your parents, have you?"

As long as Sonia did not acknowledge the Gray couple as her parents, she did not have to feel sorry.

Sonia rested her head on Grace's shoulder. "Is that so…"

"Now, now. Just go with the flow." Grace patted Sonia's shoulder.

"Okay." Sonia straightened her back to drink the milk.

Grace rose from the bed to keep the milk powder. "When will Toby be back? It has been two days, right?"

Sonia's mood brightened in fleeting seconds as she broke into a smile. "Yeah. He should be back in two days. We

talked over the phone a moment ago."

"So, how did he react at the news?" questioned Grace curiously.

"Very happy."

"Good to hear that. Once he's back, he should give you the best care. I mean, you're pregnant with twins. That's

double the suffering! And it's all because of him," Grace grumbled, tickling Sonia's funny bone.

"My dear sister-in-law!" Someone opened the door abruptly. In a tracksuit, Tyler walked in with a handful of

shopping bags.

"Sonia, I'm here to see you. Look, I've bought a lot of things for my dear niece!" said the man aloud as if he was

worried that no one could hear him.

"Yes, I can tell. Didn't you bring a bunch of them just yesterday? Why are you bringing a truck full of them again?

There's no space to keep all these. Besides, what is the use of bringing them here? I'm far from labor. No one will

be using them at the moment." Sonia gave him an eye roll. They'll only take up a lot of space.

He placed the stuff on the floor and flashed a pristine smile at Grace. "Mrs. Lane, you're here."

She gave him a nod while grinning. "You've grown taller, Young Master Tyler. I expect nothing less from a basketball

player. It hurts my neck to meet your eyes."

"Thanks for the compliment, Mrs. Lane, but I'm not that tall." He loved it the most whenever someone

complimented his height, hence the crescent-like eyes.

Sonia shook her head helplessly and stated the problem, "Alright, stop getting giddy over that. Tell me, what am I

supposed to do with the pile of things here? Do you think that this is your storage or something? It'll be a hassle to

move them when I'm discharged."

Tyler waved his head as if it was not a big deal. "Easy. I'll ask a group of people to move them. Or, we can just throw

them away. We can buy them again anyway."

"Easily said." She nodded.

But all these things require money. My man's hard-earned money! Geez. Tyler is such a spendthrift!

She rolled her eyes at him, whereas the unbothered man began showing off the gifts.

Grace smiled. "Young Master Tyler, you keep assuming that it's a girl. What if it's a boy? He won't be able to use

them."

"That's nothing. We can just buy a new set," he announced his plan on splurging money.

"That will be bad. I think you can start buying a new set for boys now. It might be a girl and a boy in Sonia's belly,

who knows," she added.

"No way." He took it as a joke. "There's only one baby in her belly. How can it be a girl and a boy at the same time?

Is the baby intersex?"

Sonia's face fell at that. Mary smacked the back of his head. "What are you talking about, you silly brat?"

She even omitted the formal address when she called him out.

Tyler covered the back of his head, whining, "What's that for, Madam Mary? How is it my fault? Mrs. Gray is the one

who said that it might be a girl and a boy. But there is only one, right? If what you said is true, then it'll be—"

"Zip it!" Sonia glared at him. "Did the word twins not come to your mind at all?"

"Twins?" He guffawed. "Are you kidding me? You're pregnant with only one though?"

He alternated his gaze between the both of them, who were staring at him without uttering a word. Only then did

he become serious and swallow his saliva. "No way? Is that true? Are you pregnant with twins, sister-in-law?"