Billionaire's Reborn Baby
Chapter 1083 Roxy Cooper Twelve (2)

"To tell you the truth, I do not know either." Collin sighed, "At that time, I was afraid that you would not agree with me being with her, so I went on blind dates. I was going to marry Jade at that time. But Roxanne knew it and left me for so many years. She was pregnant when she left. If I hadn't met her, I might have..." Collin spread his hands. "That's the story."

"God bless you. Fortunately, you met..." Cora quickly put her hands together and prayed. After she finished praying, she told Collin, "Roxanne looks very quiet, but she couldn't accept any disloyalty. You must treat her well, understand?"

"Yes." Collin smiled and agreed. "I will treat her well."

Cora thought of something and quickly reached out her hand to Mike, "Give me some money."

"Money? I don't know if I have enough money..." Mike took out his wallet and was about to take out his cash when he was mercilessly interrupted by Cora. "I don't need any cash. That card, I need your card." Mike was stunned. "Isn't the money left to cover the expenses we need after our retirement?"

"We don't need it. Give me the card." Cora snatched his wallet, found the card, and took it out.

Mike was speechless.

Collin held back his laughter. When he washed the fruit and carried it out, Roxanne already had the card in her hand. Cora was asking Livia what she liked to eat.

Collin sat beside Roxanne and said, "The money is all my parents have now."

"Really?" Roxanne was surprised.

Cora immediately said, "He lied to you. We still have some money left. Take it, it's just a greeting gift. I don't know what to buy. Do take it."

Roxanne nodded.

Cora finished chatting with Livia. She liked this well-behaved and obedient child very much. Moreover, she didn't have any strange accent like the people in the mountains. She was very good at speaking standard English.

The child was already at such an age, but the two adults were not married yet.

Cora thought before saying, "Look at the wedding room first. Tell me which one you like. I'll buy it."

"I like the one we live in now," Collin replied.

"Isn't that the one you..." Cora hadn't finished speaking when she thought of something. 'Maybe the house witnesses Collin and Roxanne's love,' wondered she. Then she immediately said, "Alright, tell me if you need to renovate it. What about the wedding? Have you decided the date of the wedding?"

Collin tilted his head to look at Roxanne who said, "Anytime."

Cora nodded in satisfaction. "Alright. I'll ask a master to select a lucky day as your wedding day."

"OK." Collin leaned comfortably on the sofa.

"Wedding dresses, invitations, and hotels." Cora walked into the room, took out her presbyopic glasses, and put them on. "We have to start preparing now."

Roxanne stood up and wanted to help, but Cora quickly said, "You don't need to help me. I'll do it myself."

Roxanne nodded. "... Alright, thank you, Mrs. Cora."

"The first thing to do is..." Cora looked at Collin and said, "to invite Roxanne's parents here. We can have a meal together and discuss the details of the wedding."

When she said this, she didn't notice that something was wrong with Roxanne's expression, but she noticed that something was wrong with her son's expression. Cora immediately asked in a low voice, "What's wrong?"

Collin held Roxanne by the shoulder and said, "She's alone and has no parents."

Roxanne smiled and looked at Cora. She did not feel that her expression invited compassion.

Cora was stunned, and she felt even more compassionate for Roxanne. "You brought the child up outside alone! Oh my! You must have led a hard life."

Roxanne shook her head.

Mike came out of the kitchen and said, "The private room has been booked. Let's go out to eat."

"Let's go." After Cora left, she held Roxanne with one hand and Livia with the other.

Collin walked behind and looked at them, feeling funny.

Mike walked over and gently patted Collin on the shoulder. "When you build up a career and have a family, you have to bear the responsibility."

There was something in his words that Collin could understand. "I have already reported to the dean. I will be going back to my job next month."

Mike nodded. "You've always been reliable. It's just that your marriage has been dragged on for too long. Your mother urged you earlier because she didn't want to see you being too lonely by yourself. Now that you have a wife and a child, the two of you should get along well. Although dad and mom are old, we can still take care of your child. You must treat Roxanne well. When dad saw her, I knew that she must have suffered a lot. Since you chose her, you have to treat her well."

"Yes."

Collin raised his head to look ahead, and Roxanne just happened to turn around.