Rebirth After Being Betrayed by My Husband by Isabella Reed

Chapter 211

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Grandma Marie let out an awkward chuckle before gently explaining to her grandson, ‘Auroraze, dear, you need

to apologize to c. It’s not nice to say such things”

Auroraze crossed his arms and looked up at his grandmother with a pour, shaking his head. ‘No. Did | say

something wrong? It's because of Uncle Parker that my momma comes hlate, he declared, sticking to his

belief.

“Auroraze, is this how we behave? Grandma Marie asked, her voice soft yet firm. A good boy always says sorry

when he’s wrong. Now, hurry and apologize to Uncle Parker”

Auroraze stubbornly stomped his little feet and huffed. ‘I’m not saying sorry. | didn’t do anything wrong. Bad

people should be punished,” he said, his little face serious.

“Auroraze...” Grandma Marie sighed, watching her grandson’s defiant stance. Turning to Parker, she apologized.

“I'm so sorry, Parker dear. Our Auroraze is usually much better behaved.”

Parker smiled warmly and waved off her concern. “It's okay, Grandma. Auroraze is just like my own son,” he said

kindly.

Bending down to Auroraze’s level, Parker smiled and playfully said, “Okay, if Uncle Parker is the bad guy. what

should my punishment be?”

Auroraze furrowed his brow, thinking hard. After a moment, he gave his decision. “Hmm... before bed, my

momma always plays withand readsstories. So, | want Uncle Parker to play withand read me

stories,” he said, his eyes bright with hope.

Grandma Marie stepped forward, calling gently, “Auroraze... Uncle Parker has to go hsoon. Con, let's go

to Grandma. I'll play with you and read you stories instead.”

“No! | want Uncle Parker!” Auroraze suddenly yelled, his little hands clutching tightly onto Parker's coat as his

face scrunched up in frustration. His sobs filled the air as he cried, insisting that he wanted to play only with

Uncle Parker.

Both Grandma Marie and Parker were heartbroken by the sight of the boy's tears. They tried comforting him, but

the child refused to stop, still crying and clinging to Parker.

Seeing her grandson in such distress, Grandma Marie finally gave in with a reluctant sigh. She understood that

Auroraze, though usually sensible, was not his usual self when he was this upset. They had been through tough

times before, and Auroraze wasn’t a spoiled child, but today, he was insistent.

Parker, of course, was more than willing to stay and play. The connection between a father and his child was

something deeply ingrained in his heart, and he cherished every moment with Auroraze, who sefeel the

sway. It was clear they both wanted more ttogether.

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The moment Auroraze heard that Parker would stay, his face lit up, and he bounced around the room in

excitement, his laughter echoing throughout the hall. Grandma Marie and Parker couldn't help but chuckle at the

child’s infectious joy.

“Everything is fine, Grandma,” Parker reassured her, seeing the concern in her eyes. “I'm happy to stay and play

with him.”

With a nod and a smile, Grandma Marie gave her approval. “Well, I'll go check on Aurora in her room then,” she

said before walking off.

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Auroraze grabbed hold of Parker's hand and, with a skip in his step, began leading him towards his playroom.

Parker followed, amused and touched by the child's enthusiasm. The bond between them was growing stronger

with each passing moment, and Parker couldn't help but feel a deep sense of happiness and fulfillment.

The warmth of Auroraze’s small, soft hands in his grasp sent a wave of joy through Parker. The emotions were so

intense, he couldn't quite find the words to describe them. All he knew was that he was overwhelmed by

happiness. As he followed his little boy to the playroom, he couldn’t help but feel deeply

connected to him.

Once inside the playroom. Auroraze bounced around with excitement, hopping from one spot to the next like an

energetic little bunny. He eagerly pulled out every toy he could find, spreading them our on the floor with a big

smile on his face. The room was filled with all kinds of toys cars, trucks, action figures, and so much more. It was

clear how much care and love Aurora had poured into making sure her son had everything he needed.

“Look, Uncle Parker!” Auroraze exclaimed, holding up a collection of toy cars. “Momma bought these for me!”

Parker's heart melted as he smiled at the sight. “You really love cars, don’t you?” he asked.

Auroraze nodded enthusiastically. “Yes! | love cars. See, this one’s my favorite!” He held up a small red sports

car, clearly proud of his collection.

Parker smiled and settled down beside his son, joining in the fun. For over half an hour, they played together,

switching between games and laughter. At one point, Parker even let Auroraze climb onto his back, pretending to

be a horse, as he walked around the room. He also lifted him with one hand and played the “superhero” game,

pretending to fly him around.

“Uncle Parker, you're so strong!” Auroraze praised him, his bright eyes sparkling with admiration. It made Parker

chuckle, reminded of how Aurora had complimented him in the sway earlier. It was as if the slove ran

through both mother and son.

Parker smiled, feeling that this compliment from his son was the most meaningful one he'd ever received. The

joy of hearing it, and seeing how much his little boy was enjoying their ttogether, filled his heart with

warmth.

As they played a little longer, Parker began to notice that Auroraze was getting tired. His small eyes were

starting to droop. Realizing it was tto wind down, he gently picked his son up and carried him toward the

guest room. Normally, Auroraze would sleep with his mother, but tonight was different. Grandma Marie had

kindly invited Parker to stay the night, and Auroraze had eagerly asked him to. How could he say no?

So, here he was, lying in the guest room, with his son curled up beside him. Auroraze, exhausted from the day’s

play, had fallen fast asleep, his small body nestled comfortably against his father.

Watching his son sleep so peacefully, Parker felt a sense of contentment and happiness he hadn't known before.

The joy in his heart grew with every moment he spent looking at his little boy. His son truly looked like an angel,

with the sbright eyes as his mother, but with a nose and little ears that were all Parker's.

He chuckled softly, pressing a gentle kiss to his son’s forehead. With a heart full of joy and love, Parker closed his

eyes, drifted off to sleep, and dreamed of a future full of happiness with his little family.