"Mom, you see, I didn't lie, right?" Quinn pouted. "Isn't this Dad?"
"But..." Leila bit her lip, finding it hard to believe. Riley teased, "Quinn, I told you, it just looks like him. It can't be him, right?"
"Riley, you didn't say that at the beginning." Quinn pouted.
"How did I say it?" Riley felt a bit nervous but insisted. Leila, seeing her two children's expressions, couldn't help but smile, "Alright, alright, whether it's him or not, your dad is outside."
Quinn pouted, looking serious, "Yes, I don't care. Either way, my dad is outside."
Riley didn't say much, but in his eyes, there was a constant change, seemingly hesitant.
But...
At this point, what use was all of this?
After settling the two children, Leila couldn't sleep, tossing and turning in bed. She even picked up her p
