Oops! My Secret Baby Is Caught By His Top-Lawyer Daddy! Novel

---- Beside her were her two sons, their wives, and two kids about four or five years old, all greeting Aaron cheerfully. No kidding, the whole clan was here! "Hi Aaron!" Only then did Aaron realize Linsey and Wyatt were sitting nearby. Deborah smiled and said, "My cousin Wyatt dropped by today, and I just found out he's friends with you. So he decided to stay for dinner. And my niece is actually working at your law firm! If that isn't fate, what is?" Wyatt chuckled. "Right?

I never thought Greystone's top lawyer would turn out to be family." Richard jumped in, "I've met Linsey before-she's smart and beautiful. If my sons weren't already married, I'd try to set one of them up with her!" Deborah teased, "You're drunk before you even had a drink. Aaron's not married yet!" ---- Richard pressed on, "Aaron, I'm just saying-you're not getting any younger. It's time to settle down. Since your mom passed early, I feel responsible for helping you. Linsey seems like a great match, especially since you're in the same profession.

It's rare." Aaron stayed stone-faced, saying nothing. Looking over at Linsey in a strapless red gown, diamond jewelry sparkling, elegant and sexy with a shy smile, Aaron understood perfectly. The elders who never cared if he'd eaten or stayed warm were clearly trying to plan his marriage life. What a colossal joke. Maverick said, "Aaron, at your age, you really need to get married. Are you happy with your dad's arrangement? If not, I can still help make things right." Deborah added, "Linsey, pour Aaron a glass of wine.

Young people should toast." Everyone was chatting and laughing, not waiting ---- for Aaron's input, making the room lively and loud. Aaron quietly picked at his food, thinking, I wonder if Clara and Leo have eaten yet. What are they up to right now? The caramel pudding was surprisingly good. Maybe he'd ask his restaurant chef if they could make it for afternoon tea and send some to Clara tomorrow. After a meal that left everyone satisfied, Aaron stood up. "If there's nothing else, I'll be heading out." Richard said, "You still haven't given us an answer!

Should the wedding be next spring or summer?" Aaron smirked, "Wedding? You're getting married again? Congrats!" Richard slammed his hands down, fuming. "What do you mean by that? You've been stringing me along all night?" The room fell into an awkward silence. ---- Deborah stood up. "Wyatt, Linsey, I'll take you to your rooms to rest. It's been a long day, and we haven't properly hosted you. Tomorrow morning, I'll take you sightseeing." A little later, the tension was thick as Maverick stood. "Aaron, stay here tonight. I'm wiped out too. Tomorrow morning, you and your dad come to the study.

The three of us need to have a serious talk." Aaron shook his head. "I won't stay. Got other things to do." Richard snapped, "Can't even stay one night? What an ungrateful son! The other day, the servants found some of your mom's old stuff in the storage room. I'll have it ready for you tomorrow. If you don't want it, I'll toss it-it's a pain to keep." Deborah said, "Aaron, I cleaned your old room. Just stay one night. There's no such thing as an overnight grudge between father and son. Talk it out." Aaron was a little curious about his mom's old ---- things.

Alright, he'd stay one night and see what they were really up to.