Adrian Walyon thoughtfully pondered over her words.
He actually minded this aspect quite a bit, but it's not a problem that can't be solved.
After a moment of silence, he tossed her a sentence, "If it gets bothersome, just leave them at home. With everyone there, mom, grandpa, they should be happy to help with care."
Summer Sutton had a strong opinion on this, "Do you think you're raising a cat or a dog?"
When you find them cute, be affectionate; when they're a nuisance, just pass the responsibility onto others.
Adrian Walyon shot her a sideways glance and nonchalantly spat out, "Don't you treat your cat like it's your son?"
Summer Sutton was momentarily stumped, unsure of how to refute him.
She found discussing this topic with Adrian Walyon particularly pointless.
What father treats their child like a cat and can still be so righteous about it?
Summer Sutton believed Adrian Walyon didn't truly like children.
