My Son and I Reborn Together, He said He would Help Me Chapter 06

My Son and I Reborn Together, He said He would Help Me Chapter 06

As he spoke, he reached out to open the door for me. 

I pointed to the back seat, “It’s fine, I can just sit in the back.” 

Vincent turned his head to look at me. 

Clearly he didn’t say anything. 

But I inexplicably felt a wave of pressure. 

Alright. 

The shadows of my past life were still too deep. 

I honestly sat in the passenger seat, speechless all the way. 

But for some reason. 

I always felt my profile being watched from time to time. 

I turned to look. 

But could only see Vincent’s cold profile. 

When we arrived at Sterling Manor, the food had already been brought to the table. 

I sat down next to Victor. 

He suddenly pinched my cheek. 

“Why have you lost so much weight?” 

Mom scolded playfully: “Come home a few more times and you’ll gain it back.” 

Victor narrowed his eyes, his tone Old manar. 

“Lily, you must have met a lot of new friends in college, 

right?” 

As his voice fell. 

The gazes of several people at the dining table turned to me. 

I gave a dry laugh. 

Vincent, who rarely spoke, actually chipped in. 

“Yesterday when I went to pick up Lily, I indeed saw a little 

boy, are you two close?” 

I remained silent. 

My own son. 

Could we not be close? 

I lowered my head, deciding just to keep my mouth shut. 

Who knew that Victor, who was best at reading the room, had no intention of letting me off. 

He slightly widened his eyes and leaned closer to me. 

“There really is someone? Why didn’t you tell me, Lily, you 

never used to hide anything from me…” 

Seeing that Victor was about to start rambling again. 

My Dad spoke up to pause the battlefield. 

“Alright, alright, Lily is grown up now, isn’t it normal for her to know a few male classmates? As for you two, instead of 

helping your sister check them out, why are you interrogating her?” 

When my Dad spoke, he always had an imposing authority. 

I don’t know which sentence poked Victor. 

He actually quieted down. 

Since the topic had reached this point, my Dad casually 

mentioned. 

“By the way, Vincent, about Victoria Kensington I mentioned 

to you last week, how are you two chatting?” 

Victoria Kensington, the female companion Vincent brought 

to my birthday in my previous life. 

So they knew each other this early on? 

I slightly lifted my eyelids, but accidentally met a gaze. 

Vincent was currently watching me. 

His gaze was deep and indifferent, yet carried a cryptic 

meaning. 

My body stiffened, almost dropping my chopsticks. 

But he lightly looked away. 

“No rush.” 

My Dad frowned: “Why no rush? You should settle down early, 

next is Victor, and after that is Lily.” 

Victor said dissatisfiedly: “It’s fine if my brother rushes a bit, but what is Lily rushing for?” 

After saying that, he secretly tugged at the corner of my 

clothes. 

I hurriedly echoed: 

“That’s right Dad, Vincent is young and promising, it’s good to get married early, I also really want to have a 

sister–in–law.” 

Vincent suddenly put down his chopsticks. 

His gaze looked straight at me. 

His tone was grim: “You want a sister–in–law? Isn’t it the 

same if Victor finds you one?”