Chapter 1066 - 1093: Dispute Over the Child (4)

Chapter 1066: Chapter 1093: Dispute Over the Child (4)

Allen held the camera. Just now, because he was helping Marianne Jackson and Bryan Jackson take photos, a few of them laughed easily. This ease faded as soon as Koa Jackson and Mia Ginger appeared.

Of course—

Daniella Jackson and Allen didn’t mind, but the ones who looked awkward were Zane Jackson and Lydia Williams.

At this moment, Zane Jackson saw Koa Jackson approaching closer and stood up directly, saying, "You came back later than usual today. Your grandfather didn’t wait for you after breakfast, and Uncle Dawn helped him back to his room to rest."

"Okay." Koa Jackson’s expression was extremely indifferent as he sat on the sofa, letting Jax down.

Mia Ginger greeted a few people with a slight smile, pursing her lips, and also sat on the sofa with him. The Chancellor bent one knee, squatting beside her with a long face, looking majestic and steady.

The atmosphere instantly wasn’t as relaxed and lively as before.

Zane Jackson valued Koa Jackson, but there was too much estrangement between them. Their relationship had always been distant. When the issue with Jax first came up, there was a period of time where father and son didn’t speak. Now, two years have passed, and it has slightly eased.

Lydia Williams, needless to say, always pretended to be indifferent upon seeing Koa Jackson and Mia Ginger.

As for Mia Ginger, she disliked Lydia Williams and had no goodwill toward Zane Jackson either.

She and Koa Jackson came back every week entirely to spend time with the old man. Now that the old man wasn’t around, naturally, they spoke very little, only smiling at Daniella Jackson and Allen.

After returning to Cloud Capital City with Daniella Jackson, Allen had been running around everywhere. Initially, he roamed around Cloud Capital City’s district, and soon he began traveling across the country. As a result, it’s been a long time since he appeared at the Jackson Family and naturally had not seen Mia Ginger.

Seeing her made him happy, and he immediately sat in front of Mia Ginger with the camera, showing her the photos he had taken recently.

Mia Ginger and he conversed quietly on one side, while Zane Jackson’s gaze fell on Jax, attempting to call him over, "Jax, come here to Daddy."

Being in his fifties, with Jax only four years old, the age gap was too large. He felt awkward as soon as he spoke, especially in front of Koa Jackson. But he had no choice; he was waiting in the living room precisely for this matter. Despite the awkwardness, he had to bite the bullet and call Jax.

Jax was quite dazed, giving him a silly look, munching on his little fist. As he chewed, he raised his head to look at Koa Jackson’s expression.

Koa Jackson seemed lost in thought, his expression cold and silent.

Zane Jackson called out to Jax twice, but there was no response. He had to temporarily stop and look at Koa Jackson, saying, "Jax should be starting kindergarten. Your grandfather and I discussed it. From now on, Lydia and I will look after him. You and Mia both have busy work schedules and no time to care for him. Besides, you’re not young anymore; you should consider your own matters."

The meaning was clear; they wanted to take over raising Jax.

Mia Ginger was momentarily stunned, turning her head to look at Koa Jackson, feeling surprised.

Koa Jackson seemed to be deep in thought.

She glanced at Lydia Williams, thinking that, considering Lydia’s personality, would she take care of Jax properly? It would be lucky if she didn’t harm him.

Unexpectedly—

As Mia Ginger was thinking, she heard Lydia Williams cheerfully agree: "Exactly. Your father is right. You’re turning thirty-two after your birthday, and Mia will soon graduate. You should have a child. Jax is easy to take care of and will be attending kindergarten. We can take care of him." She spoke with a bright, friendly demeanor, as if she had completely forgotten about Jax’s complicated background.

"It’s okay. I spend little time taking care of him; it’s mostly the nanny. It doesn’t really affect anything," Koa Jackson raised his eyes to glance at her, without thinking further, and directly refuted.