Ivy, taken aback by the child's blunt insult suggesting she was both repulsive and foul-smelling, was speechless with rage.

Before she could react, Sheldon confidently walked back to Lyndon and Tilda, grabbing one of their hands each.

“Mom, Dad, let's go."

Ivy watched the three leave. She had a truck load of insults to unleash on them. Suddenly, she realized something.

"What did the boy just call them?"

Did her ears deceive her?

The boy addressed Tilda and Lyndon as his mom and dad!

Her eyes widened in shock. “Stop, Tilda! You stop right there!" she yelled as she went after her.

Tilda was tensed. She didn't know why Sheldon called her mom out of the blue, but she loved it. A spark of excitement flashed in her eyes behind her glasses.

It was the first time he ever called her that and she wanted to respond so badly.

She pushed her electric wheelchair forward, but they were very fast, so she couldn't catch up.

Ivy stopped and asked the woman who was with her, “To confirm what I heard, what did that kid call them?"

"He called them 'Mom and Dad'," the middle-aged woman replied almost instantly.

Ivy's expression changed immediately she got that confirmation.

She hadn't heard wrongly after all.

Could it be? Could the boy really be theirs?

That was not possible!

He couldn't possibly be Lyndon's.

He could be Tilda's, but definitely not Lyndon's.

“What took you so long? Are you alright?"