The Barrister's Love in Town

Chapter 509 Since You’re So Obedient
Elias was satisfied when he heard the term “Dear.” He released Amanda, gently caressing her face. “That’s more like it.
Remember, you should call me that from now on. Don’t address me by name; it doesn’t feel like we’re a married couple,
especially one with children.”
Amanda was speechless. She wanted to roll her eyes, but she feared that the man would kiss her again and deprive her brain of
oxygen. So, she obediently nodded.
Elias chuckled softly. “Good. Since you’re so obedient, we can now get to the point. I won’t tease you anymore.”
Amanda was bewildered.
Her mind was filled with question marks as she asked, “Get to the point? What are you trying to do?”
She thought that Elias was still injured, so he wouldn’t have such thoughts. Moreover, he was currently suffering from amnesia.
Could he have the desire to engage in intimate activities?
But she was mistaken. This man did have the leisure to think about such things.
“What do you think? What else can a man and a woman do in this suggestive position?” The man’s voice became extremely
hoarse.
Amanda widened her eyes. She understood what he meant, and her immediate reaction was to struggle desperately. “You can’t!
Your injuries haven’t fully healed yet. Do you want to worsen your condition?”
“I’ve been keeping track of the time. It’s been over two months since the accident. Mrs. Winters, are you going to be so
heartless?” Elias’ voice sounded genuinely aggrieved.
Amanda fell silent.
He sounded so pitiful, but what was there to feel pity for? Amanda just wanted to roll her eyes at him. Men would always be men.
They never forgot such matters.
“It’s not about me being heartless; it’s about your body. You shouldn’t move so recklessly. It’s not good for your current physical
condition. Have you forgotten how you has a splitting headache on the plane yesterday?”

Amanda’s words were interrupted when Elias forcefully kissed her lips. “Your mouth is such a killjoy. It’s only good for kissing.
Don’t talk. Shh, just listen to me.”
She realized that she couldn’t stop Elias from doing what he wanted. She felt helpless and could only surrender.
Amanda slowly closed her eyes, feeling the man’s passion and affection.
The next day.
When Amanda woke up, it was already noon.
Rubbing her eyes, she noticed the crystal chandelier hanging above her head.
She suddenly remembered everything that happened last night, and she couldn’t help but blush. She had no idea how long they
had fooled around last night before the man finally let her sleep.
After getting up, Amanda went to the bathroom to freshen up, then changed into a casual outfit and went downstairs.
Before she even entered the dining room, she overheard a conversation between Elias and Aiden.
Amanda was immediately pissed.
“Dad, why isn’t Mommy here for lunch? Isn’t she hungry? She’s been sleeping for so long. I’ve already woken up, but she hasn’t
gotten up. She’s so lazy.”
“Your mommy was clinging to me last night, asking me to tell her stories. I told her so many stories, so she’s still sleeping now.
It’s okay for her to stay in bed for a while. I’ll have lunch. with you.”
“Huh? Does Mommy like to hear stories too? What kind of stories does she like to hear?”
Elias reminisced about the passionate night and smiled. “She likes stories that make her scream, so I told her stories for a long
time before she obediently went to sleep. She’s not as obedient as you.”
“Of course, I’m the best child in the world.” Aiden lifted his head in pride, looking incredibly cute.
Elias patted his son’s head. “Then, be good and eat well. I’ll watch you eat, okay?”
“Dad, you have to eat well too. Let’s see who finishes first.”

“Okay.”
Standing outside the dining room, Amanda was about to explode with anger.
What nonsense was this man saying to the child? What did he mean by stories that would24
make her scream?” Was he referring to her uncontrollable excitement last night?
Amanda’s face turned red again.
How could Elias be a good father? How could he spout nonsense around the child?
She stormed into the dining room, glaring at the two.
Looking up, Aiden shouted happily, “Mommy, you finally woke up. Are you hungry? Come and have lunch!”
“Never mind lunch.” Amanda looked at Elias and said, “And you, what were you talking to Aiden about? What nonsense were
you telling him?”
“I didn’t say anything weird. Aiden just asked about it.” Elias looked calm. He didn’t think that he had said anything inappropriate.
Amanda was about to explode with anger. This man simply should not communicate with children.
She sat on the chair opposite them. Looking at the innocent expressions on the faces of the father and son, she couldn’t help but
burst into laughter.
“Are you hungry? Do you want to eat something?” he asked.
Amanda gave eating.
him a disdainful look. She picked up the fork and knife. Then, she started.
Meanwhile, Aiden seemed to sense that something was wrong with Amanda. He kept his head down and focused on eating. He
reminded Elias, “Dad, eat quickly. Don’t provoke Mommy when she’s angry. She’ll come to us when she’s happy again.”
Elias couldn’t help but laugh at his son’s maturity beyond his age. “Where did you learn all this? Who taught you that?”

“I learned it from TV. The male and female leads are all like this. Women are troublesome. When I grow up, I won’t marry a wife.
Having Mommy alone is already tiring enough,” Aiden said with a melancholic expression as if he had already seen all there was
to see.
Amanda couldn’t help but tap on Aiden’s forehead. “What nonsense are you saying? You said. that you don’t want to marry a
wife, but let’s see if you can find a wife when the time comes.”
“Aiden, you don’t have to marry a wife, but you can’t bother my wife. Understand? Your mommy needs to be with me. She
doesn’t have time to be with you,” Elias said to Aiden in a serious tone.
Amanda was speechless and laughed. “Come on, why are you saying these things to a child?34
He’s so young. When he grows up, he might not even pay attention to us.”
The man snorted. “It’s better if he doesn’t. We can spend time alone, and he’ll play by himself.”
Aiden shouted in frustration, “Why? I want Mommy to be with me. If Mommy doesn’t have time for me, does she even have time
for Daddy? Mommy said she will always be with me.”
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“That was when you were little. When you grow up, Mommy doesn’t have to be with all the time.”
“Why?”
“Because you’ll be all grown up.”
“But I don’t want to grow up. I want Mommy to be with me forever!”
Elias frowned. “No, a mature man doesn’t rely on his mother when he grows up.”
“But I want to!”
“No, you can’t!”
“I want to!”

Amanda observed the two arguing. She didn’t know if she should laugh or cry. Elias was behaving like a child himself, arguing
with his three-year-old son.