CHAPTER 510: BEING POSITIVE

"And you." Mrs. Hoyle stared at her son. "I don't care if you ever wanted another baby, but now that you have a baby, you have to keep the baby."

Alan had just wanted to hear those words. "Mom, have you thought clearly? Are you sure you want this grandson?" holds © this.

"Of course, his last name has to be Hoyle." As if angry, Mrs. Hoyle made a point of the baby's last name.

Her son just wanted to be with this woman now, while her son even refused to have another child for the woman's sake. Now her son has finally had another baby, and if she didn't want to accept this baby, her grandchildren would all share their mother's last name. So, after she died, how would she tell her husband who was now dead? What did she say about the Hoyle family having no children? Albert would blame her.

"Little Baby Hoyle's last name is Hoyle." Olive said with a smile. Little Baby Hoyle, you were going to be Mom's lucky star, while you had to make sure you get your Grandma's love. It's up to you to repair your Mom's relationship with your Grandma.

Mrs. Hoyle snorted. "Of course."

"Mrs. Hoyle, there's just something I have to say first. I think, with your knowledge, you should be aware of one thing that the baby's sex is not determined by the mother. So, I can't guarantee that the baby will be your grandson, because it may be your granddaughter. I'm telling you that because I don't want us to have another conflict over the sex of the baby ..."

Mrs. Hoyle glared at Olive even before Olive finished speaking. "Do you think I'm that shallow? No matter whether the baby is male or female, the baby belongs to the Hoyle family, so you can't even think of registering the baby in your household registration of the Steele family."

In fact, Olive seemed pretty good, as Mrs. Hoyle could see from Annie that Olive also seemed to have a great way of raising children.

Olive laughed. "That's a relief."

Olive didn't want her baby to be treated differently because of her baby's sex.

It was a joy for Ada to see the relationship between her Brother, her Sister-in-law, and Mrs. Hoyle getting better. "Sister - in - law, you must eat more because now the baby you're carrying is really our Mom's baby grandson or baby granddaughter, so if you don't eat much, you will make our Mom sad. Our Mom ordered the people in the kitchen to prepare them for you."

Said Mrs. Hoyle angrily. "Keep your mouth shut."

"Mom, you've been working in the kitchen all afternoon, so you must have had a hard time, and you must drink some cuttlefish soup to replenish your strength." With a smile, Ada served Mrs. Hoyle a large bowl of cuttlefish soup.

Olive noticed that Mrs. Hoyle was pretending to be cold, so she compressed her lips, smiling. "Thank you, Mrs. Hoyle!"

It's not easy to get Mrs. Hoyle to agree to do all these things, so Olive had a delusion that someday the sun would rise in the west.

"Don't thank me. I didn't do it for you as I'm just doing it for my grandchild." Mrs. Hoyle still spoke ruthlessly, refusing to admit that she has accepted Olive in her heart.

Olive laughed and wasn't impressed. Some things couldn't be rushed because they needed to be changed slowly, while everything would work out for the best as she believed.

She had a great appetite, and when she had finished her meal, she quietly touched her belly. Little Baby Hoyle, your Grandma accepted you, so you must grow up healthily.

It's a wonderful feeling to have a baby in the belly. Even though Olive's baby was still the size of a tiny bean sprout, Olive could feel her baby growing in her belly.

She looked forward to the day when her baby's arms and legs were formed, so that her husband could place his palm on her belly, feeling the baby interact with him, while he would love the joy.

It was a new life saying hello to its father.

Since Mrs. Hoyle was suddenly being nice, Olive wanted to thank one more person for knowing how much Ada played a part in this.

Olive was always glad because fortunately, she was not embattled and isolated in this family, as there were many people to warm her.

When Mrs. Hoyle went to sleep, Olive knocked on Ada's door.

"Sister-in-law, you're still up." Ada came out, applying a facial mask, looking like a ghost in the night because her face was pale and her hair was loose, and she invited Olive into the room.

"I just wanted to say thank you." Olive knew who helped her.

"Hey, you're welcome." Ada knew exactly what she meant. "I'm not doing it all for you, as I'm doing it for me, too, because if you and my Brother can get along with Mrs. Hoyle, I think my life will be much easier."

"But anyway, I thank you for putting in a good word for me. Otherwise, Mrs. Hoyle would not have accepted the baby in my belly so easily." She was worried about how to find a new chance to repair the

relationship with Mrs. Hoyle, but suddenly, everything was good.

Said Ada. "Well, don't mind what my Mom said. She's been very emotional lately because she's been suffering from depression. She knows better when she calms down, but she just can't help holding her temper or saying things that hurt you, so don't take her words too seriously."

"Doctor Wood has just told me privately that Mrs. Hoyle may have had some mental abnormalities since the Meyer Family's plot was discovered. It's nothing serious, but she'd better not get any more serious irritations. I thought about it because Alan's focus is now in Luo City, and I won't be able to come to Jiangcheng for a while because of the hotel. You and Aoba are both busy now, so there is always something you can't take care of Mrs. Hoyle, while I want to ask Mrs. Hoyle to live in Luo City with us. A change of environment might do Mrs. Hoyle good, and Mrs. Hoyle is very concerned about the baby, so I thought it might be an opportunity for me and Mrs. Hoyle to get better."

Olive's decision wasn't made on the spur of the moment, as she'd been thinking about it for a long time. She has been seeing Mrs. Hoyle's loneliness, but the relationship between them has been in a state of disharmony, so if she put forward this idea rashly, in addition to being humiliated by Mrs. Hoyle, she thought it could not solve the problem.

Something had to be done, but the timing must be right.

Olive decided now was the right time because Mrs. Hoyle would probably say yes, as Mrs. Hoyle was afraid she wouldn't see her grandchild.

"No way, sister-in-law, have you really decided that? You're going to let Mom hang around like a ticking time bomb? She's powerful." Ada didn't expect this decision from Olive because any other woman with a Mother-in-law like Mrs. Hoyle would be as far away from her as they could get, while they wouldn't care for Mrs. Hoyle, so her Brother was right about Olive.

Olive chuckled softly. "She's not as bad as you say."

"Not that I want to frighten you, but you've seen our Mom's insolence before. If she gets angry, she'll blow you up like a bomb." Ada told her vividly. "Besides, you're pregnant, so you have to be in a good mood, but if Mrs. Hoyle comes to live with you, she's going to cause you a lot of trouble, so it's not good for the baby."

Olive replied. "I'm not afraid she'll bother me, but I'm afraid she won't come and live with me."