But hearing it from the little guy himself, in his innocent tone, made it even funnier.

Finding it amusing, Karina glanced around playfully and then asked, "And what about your mom?"

The little one looked at Tilda, saying, "Having Tilda is all I need."

Karina teased Tilda. "Oh, you know, the three of you sitting together really give off family vibes!"

The little guy, looking at Lyndon, blurted out, "Dad said he'd woo Tilda to be his girlfriend."

Lyndon was speechless. When had he said that? He couldn't recall at all.

Tilda felt so uncomfortable that she wished she could just vanish.

"I'm going to the restroom outside," she said, standing up and moving away.

Karina's voice followed her in a teasing tone. "Tilda, don't we have a bathroom here?"

Tilda acted as if she didn't hear and left the exclusive dining area, taking a deep breath of the outside air, finally feeling at ease.

Thinking of Sheldon, who always said things that made her uncomfortable, she decided to talk to him seriously when she returned!

After using the restroom, Tilda went outside and unexpectedly ran into someone.

Ivy was there in a wheelchair, being pushed toward the restroom.

It really was a small world.

Tilda glanced at her briefly, not intending to stop and chat, and was about to continue on her way.

“Tilda Larson, don't you dare move!"

Of course, Ivy had seen her, and immediately, she screamed loudly like a startled cat.

Tilda stopped and asked in a calm voice, “What is it that you want?"

Ivy looked at her sternly and approached Tilda in her wheelchair.

“You're the reason I'm in this situation. Are you pleased with yourself?"