Bodi shook his head, "No, Mommy's never wrong."
Even though he didn't quite grasp what Tina was saying, he was absolutely certain that Mommy was right.
The man in the front glanced at the mother and son through the rearview mirror, feeling his heart melt a little.
Living like this seemed pretty good, quite heartwarming. The only downside was—they couldn't legally be together.
"Mr. Colvin, if you're not marrying Fannie, who are you planning to marry, and when?" Tina suddenly brought up the topic.
Of course, she wasn't being nosy or jealous, just considering a practical issue. If Colvin got married, it would be less convenient for her to approach him.
Outside, the scenery blurred past, cars weaving in and out, a testament to the fast-paced, busy life of city dwellers.
Colvin glanced a
