Chapter 1369

Chapter 1369:

That evening, Andrew returned from work, a bouquet of fresh flowers in hand.

Madisyn had just finished feeding Nana when she heard the door open. As she looked up, her face brightened instantly at the sight of her husband.

“You’re back!” she beamed. “Why did you bring flowers?”

Andrew walked over, placing the bouquet in her hands before pressing a kiss to her forehead.

“I saw them at a shop and thought of you,” he said simply. “Do you like them?”

No woman could resist flowers—mother or not.

Madisyn inhaled their delicate fragrance, her smile widening. “I love them. Thank you, honey.”

When Andrew saw her happiness, the tension of the day melted away from his shoulders.

“Did you eat? Was everything okay today? Did Nana behave?” He wrapped an arm around Madisyn’s waist, guiding her toward the bed as he gently inquired about her day.

Madisyn let out a soft chuckle and gestured toward their peacefully sleeping daughter.

“I wanted to wait for you so we could eat together. And our Nana has been an angel.”

They spent the evening cherishing quiet moments as a family, basking in the warmth of their little world.

A month passed in a blur, and soon, it was time for Lilyana’s one-month celebration.

Invitations were sent, and before long, the estate was filled with guests—business moguls, influential partners, and close friends.

They came bearing gifts and well-wishes to extend their congratulations to Andrew.

But when they saw Andrew, the once-distant and imposing business tycoon, effortlessly cradling a baby in his arms, they hesitated. It was an unfamiliar sight—Andrew Klein, the cold and ruthless giant of the corporate world, transformed into a devoted, doting father. For a moment, the room was silent, everyone unsure of how to approach him.

Then, breaking the stunned silence, Norton strode forward with a smirk.

“Bro, I finally get it. I kept wondering why you’ve been impossible to get ahold of. Can’t even get you out for a drink! Turns out you’re fully immersed in dad mode.”

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Norton crossed his arms and let out a low whistle as he studied Andrew. “Wow. If someone had told me a few years ago that you’d turn out like this, I wouldn’t have believed them. Love really does change people.” He shook his head in amusement.

Andrew gave him a cool glance. “Before you start lecturing me, maybe take a look in the mirror.”

Norton blinked, caught off guard. But Andrew wasn’t wrong. Ever since he got together with Maxine, he had undergone his own transformation. Gone was the city’s most eligible bachelor, always exuding confidence and control. In front of Maxine, Norton had become downright soft—clingy and indulgent. The arrogance he once prided himself on had vanished the moment she entered his life.

For a second, he was speechless. Then, with a smirk, he shrugged it off. “So what? I got emotional because I could relate. We are best friends for a reason.”

Andrew knew Norton could talk his way out of anything, so instead of engaging, he simply adjusted his hold on Nana and turned away, ignoring him completely.

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