Chapter 89 No Need to Please Her

William stared at Charlie quietly and fell into a momentary silence. "Very soon." Hearing that, Charlie's eyes immediately lit up. "Really?" "Yes," William replied. "That's great! That means I'll have a new mother." Charlie was so happy that he danced with excitement. … In kindergarten, the teacher asked the students to draw their favorite person during art class today. Charlie drew Alexis, of course. When he turned around, he saw Gary drawing me. Charlie glanced at it haughtily and snorted. Gary looked up, his small face full of indifference. In the end, the teacher evaluated their work and gave Gary a gold star sticker. Meanwhile, Charlie only received a silver star sticker. The gold star sticker was presented to excellent pieces of work, while the silver star sticker meant the work was good enough. Charlie was angry, so he walked up to Gary and spoke sarcastically. "What's there to be proud of? You drew someone else's mother, not your own. You're so pathetic, always revolv