All Chapters of Mommy, Please Give Daddy a Second Chance: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

Heath tried to keep his words to himself and distract Geoff as Ivy made her phone calls on the balcony. He didn’t want her doing this. But she was still in pain from their walk yesterday. Heath avoided making love to her. Instead, he’d held her throughout the night. She spent most of the night awake, tossing and turning in his arms. Ivy clearly felt great embarrassment from how she’d kept him awake. Heath knew it didn’t sit any better with her, even if she stayed silent about it. Her face revealed her fear in how she avoided eye contact and talking about whatever she feared. It killed him to stay silent. He wished to step in and disallow this. Shut it down and get on with their lives. A baby could bring about significant changes, given enough time. “Dad? Why’s Mom still on the phone? She looks like it’s not going right. Can you fix it for mom?” He looked up from the chair he sat in before the tv. “Geoff, it’s not your concern. Your mother must work on somethin

Geoff sat there listening to his parents talk instead of listening to some stupid story. Why would his grandmother 0think of him as an object? Did she think he was special? Did she consider him not special? What was wrong with his mom? Why did his grandmother not like his mom? His mom was the best person he’d ever known. He knew his mom and dad forgot how he liked to mess with people. Even the bullies at school didn’t get it. They thought he was their victim. What they didn’t see was Geoff’s ultimate revenge. With every public jab at Geoff, more kids would avoid them. Nobody wanted to be the next target. Geoff’s problems with the bullies started because Geoff said his dad wasn’t around, and he’d never met him. Upon hearing this, some moms made mean remarks about his mother. Several moms told their kids not to talk or play with him. These two kids didn’t avoid Geoff. Instead, they called him a lot of bad things. Geoff wasn’t stupid. He would not ask his mom abo

“Think of this as a few missing Mother’s Day presents.” Heath said to Ivy. “I’m not sending this back. You need it. We have social obligations to meet, and you’re going to be my wife. If anyone may complain, it’s not some judgemental outsider.” “Heath, thank you. But I’m hearing your mother’s last words to me when I see all of this.” “What did grandma say to you, mom?” “Geoff, you don’t need to know or worry about it.” Ivy could see Heath bristle at the mention of his mother’s interference in his life. “Geoff, just know your grandmother overstepped her place. Your grandmother said things to your mom she had no right saying. Your grandfather wasn’t much better when he let her say those words. He’s just as guilty as your grandmother because he added insult to injury by doing something else. I feel is underhanded. I’m afraid that’s why they’ve not tried to visit. What they did made them unwelcome here.” “But they are family.

Ivy and Heath arrived a little later than planned at the museum. She tried to leave him at the entrance. “I think it’s about time I finally stepped foot into your domain, love. Introduce myself around as your partner officially.” “What? Oh Heath, I don’t know about that. Everyone knows you as one of the scary top bosses. It’ll start more rumours than end them.” Another interruption at the start of her day left Ivy frustrated. “Ivy, we must show them that our relationship is stable going forward. They need to accept my occasional visits to talk to my wife. You shouldn’t bear the burden of communication alone.” Heath disregarded her hint and persisted. He tackled the problem head-on. Ivy foresaw the pitfalls ahead, with no apparent way to avoid them. “Really? There’s a phone, email, and text messages.” Ivy clocked in with security and gave the security staff her usual morning greeting. “They don’t replace touch and sight.” Heat

Ed Polanski entered, and he didn’t look pleased about something. “Hi Ed, what brings you down here this early in the morning?” Ivy asked as he entered her office. “I wondered if you’d dare show your face around here after everything that came to light over the weekend.” “Oh Lord. He drank the Kool-Aid.” Alice said in a mere whisper to Ivy. “Really? Alice informed me about the slanderous lies on the internet that went viral. Are you telling me you suckered by them?” “Taken in by them? Ivy Mr. Allan has been telling anyone who would listen about them. I wouldn't be surprised if he wrote the internet information. “Hm. It's intriguing how he managed to find time to post these. I don’t remember him even touching his phone over the weekend. Come to think of it, I don’t remember his assistant touching his much either. How do you suppose he would carry out that? Ivy, they have people for that. He did it to ge