Go After My Ex-wife

Chapter 1834 Reserved Sperms

Raeleigh walked along the road with the three kids. Soon, they managed to find Santiago. He had his

hands in his pockets. He was dressed in black from head to toe. Behind him stood Francisen and

Shaney, who were looking up at the sky.

Raeleigh stopped and did not walk towards Santiago. Her mind was all over the place. She was

suffering a little inside.

In fact, she loved Jepherson. She knew that he was the love of her life, but she was not worried about

it. However, Raeleigh felt that she could be herself when she was around Santiago. It was also the

reason she was unwilling to let go of him.

For Raeleigh, looking at Santiago had become a habit. Looking at him was like looking at a child.

Raeleigh was not willing to part with Santiago.

Raeleigh could not bear the thought of not seeing Santiago or not knowing how he was doing.

By the time Raeleigh walked over, Santiago had turned around and was looking back at her. His outfit

made him look much older.

He matured a lot after travelling the world for the past five years.

Everyone knew that he was fond of wearing green, but it had been five years since he had worn a

green shirt. Therefore, Raeleigh could not deny that Santiago had changed. He was no longer the

same person he was when they met.

Raeleigh stared at Santiago. After a long time, she said, "I suddenly remembered something."

"You want to go to Green House?" Santiago asked. Raeleigh nodded. Santiago bent over to pick up

Jacqueline. "I'm going to bring you somewhere. How about that?"

"Alright." Jacquelie was very fond of Santiago. No one knew why. She just clicked with Santiago and

was willing to do anything he said.

Francisen raised his head, his face full of displeasure.

Raeleigh and others soon arrived at the outside of Green House. Santiago asked Francisen to knock

on the door. A few people came out and brought them in.

Raeleigh almost forgot what the prison looked like, but she could still remember what had happened in

the past.

Austin still looked the same after all these years. When he saw Raeleigh and Shaney, he was slightly

stunned. Shaney immediately ran over and hugged Austin. Although Shaney grew up, he still picked

her up. Shaney wrapped her arms around his neck tightly.

Raeleigh stopped and said, "People who don't know would think that you're her father."

"It's a pity that I'm not."

"Uncle Austin, did you receive the things I sent you? Is it useful?"

"Yes, you're too smart for your own good. Didn't I tell you to spend less time on the computer?"

"I didn't!"

Shaney refused to admit it, but two hours a day was not enough for her.

Austin decided to drop the subject. He looked at Jacky's two sons and ruffled their hairs, "Boy! You two

are all grown up!"

"Uncle Austin."

"Godfather."

"Hi, Uncle Austin. I'm Jacqueline." All text © NôvelD(r)a'ma.Org.

Jacqueline was afraid of losing out and initiated conversation with Austin. Raeleigh did not know what

to say. Jacqueline's personality was the total opposite of Jacky's.

Austin said, "You can call me Godfather or Uncle Austin. It's up to you. Your brothers look alike. I told

them to call me different names so that I know who's who."

"Alright, I'll call you Godfather then." Jacqueline was very easy going.

Austin said, "You're bold, just like your father."

Jacqueline was certainly happy to be praised.

Raeleigh then said, "Shaney, come down. How old are you now, why are you still acting like a child?"

Shaney came down from Austin. Then, she took out a necklace and put it around Austin's neck. It was

a missile-headed necklace.

"This is made of alloy. I got it from Uncle Santiago. It has been blessed to offer you protection."

Shaney said to Austin. Austin said, "I don't need this."

"It's my gift to you."

Shaney was determined. Austin looked down at the necklace and said, "Alright then."

"Okay. You guys can go ahead and make yourself at home."

Austin turned around and walked inside, followed by Raeleigh and Santiago.

Raeleigh sat on the table with Santiago and started to talk about what had happened outside all these

years.

Austin said, "This child?"

Santiago did not reply. "It was an accident," Raeleigh said.

Austin immediately understood. He glanced over at Francisen. This child was an accident, which meant

that it was something that did not need further discussion. Raeleigh did not want to explain it either. It

meant that this matter was nothing important.

"Have you ever thought about joining the army when you grow up?" Austin asked Francisen. Francisen

replied, "No."

"Why not?"

"My mission is to protect my family. It has nothing to do with protecting the country."

Although Francisen was young, he sounded very mature. Austin waved his hand and called Francisen

over.

Francisen looked back at Santiago before walking over to Austin. Austin touched his head and asked,

"Why don't you join me? I'll train you. Soon, you will be able to protect the entire Capital City."

"I can still protect Capital City in the future without following you."

The casual words of Francisen were like a promise. Austin looked at Raeleigh and asked, "Who is he?"

"Don't ask."

Austin glanced at Santiago. "I don't believe that this is an accident."

Santiago smiled and said, "I don't believe it either, but accidents do happen. No one can predict it."

Raeleigh remained calm. She was observing Francisen's expression.

After dinner, everyone went to rest. Austin invited Raeleigh over for some tea. Austin made a pot of tea.

Raeleigh washed the teacups for him after sitting down. Austin asked Raeleigh, "Is he Jepherson's

child?"

Raeleigh froze for a moment. Then, she raised her head and asked Austin, "Why do you ask?"

"Santiago will not do anything to hurt Jepherson. Although you and he have feelings for each other, he

will not cross the line. In his eyes, you will always be his sister-in-law. The only reason he stayed by

your side all these years is because he's worried. If one day Jepherson takes you away, he will leave

you."

Raeleigh lowered her head and continued to wash the teacups while Austin was talking, "I don't want to

talk about it, but..."

After a long pause, Raeleigh continued, "I'm just going to tell you that he's Santiago's. I owe it to him."

Austin knew that he guessed right. He then asked Raeleigh, "Does Jepherson know?"

Raeleigh said, "What do you mean? The child is Santiago's."

"These days, technology is very advanced. I'm pretty sure I can find out soon enough."

"Go ahead."

Raeleigh looked at Austin. "The results will show that Santiago is 99. 99% Francisen's father."

"It's impossible."

"He is Santiago's."

Raeleigh stood up and turned to the door. Austin asked, "The Harvey family must have reserved their

sperms."

Raeleigh froze for a moment, then turned around to look at Austin, who was sitting on the sofa and

picking up a teacup to drink.