Chapter 336

Samson said, "It's normal that you don't understand. I'm Lexi's father, and I don't fully get it. It's all from the nannies at home." It was a seemingly ordinary statement, but it made William feel oddly uncomfortable. "I am the child's father." Of course, he knew Samson was Lexi's father. So why did he feel the need to say it again? Did repeating it somehow provide him with reassurance? "Nowadays, parents rely on professionals to raise their kids. It's normal not to know," William added before falling silent, turning his attention back to his meal. For the first time, he realized just how good Linda's cooking was. He had missed out on so much before. Trying to reclaim it now felt impossible. After dinner, Linda politely hinted that it was time for William to go. "It's getting late, Mr. Wilson. You should get some rest since you have work tomorrow. We still need to bathe Lexi and put her to bed." William took the hint. "I have some things to take care of as well," he said. He