“Not quite," Lyndon replied. “But if Sheldon finds computers interesting, we ought to encourage that, don't you think?" He watched her closely, gauging her response.

Tilda shot him a look. “Encourage what? Video games? Mr. Fernandez, let me make myself clear. If you know nothing about parenting, please don't come here and lead my... Sheldon astray."

In her fervor, Tilda almost spilled more than she intended!

She could forget the mistake he had made four years ago, but why couldn't he just leave her and her child alone now?

"Don't be upset. Who told you I was teaching him gaming? I'm actually introducing him to programming," Lyndon said, noting the color in Tilda's cheeks with a relaxed tone.

Caught off guard, Tilda looked over at Sheldon, who seemed just as confused, and pushed up her glasses.

"You're teaching him programming? How old do you think he is? He's barely even touched a computer before."

Lyndon remarked, "You didn't know Sheldon's really good with computers? Given your lack of knowledge about computers, I'm not surprised."

Tilda was at a loss for words again.

She pondered how Lyndon had come to know about her difficulties with computers. No, she wasn't bad at it. She simply wasn't that good at it!

"Who told you I'm not good with computers?" Tilda shot back, her expression showing both embarrassment and irritation.

Lyndon lifted an eyebrow and looked over at Sheldon.

Just then, Sheldon, feeling somewhat guilty, grabbed onto Tilda's leg and let out a nervous laugh.

"Tilda, please don't be upset. I accidentally let it slip."

So, Sheldon was the one who had leaked the information about her!

Tilda felt both annoyed and slightly amused.

Before she graduated, she had mistakenly erased some files and sought help from a senior who was majoring computer science.

During their conversation, she had humorously referred to herself as not good with computers.

Apparently, Sheldon had overheard and remembered this.

Remembering was one thing, but revealing her secret in front of others was slightly irritating.