America 1982-Chapter 656 - 2: Sophia Sets Out_2

"My name is..." 𝕗𝐫𝐞𝕖𝕨𝐞𝗯𝚗𝕠𝘃𝐞𝚕.𝐜𝗼𝚖

"No!" Seeing that the other party wanted to sign up with Tommy himself, Hilbert immediately interrupted, revealing a rare smile and said to Tommy, "His name is AngelBaby."

"What?" Tommy was astonished and looked at the other party. "Kid, that name is not common in American universities, but it is a common name in various American strip clubs. Is it your stage name as a part-time male dancer? Sorry, I’m not being discriminatory, but that name..."

"It’s okay, my name is Cao Tianbao. I like the name that Hilbert helped me translate," the boy said with a smile.

"Hey! Kid, your name is awesome! Translated, your admission letter would have a very cool phrase written in the name column, Cao AngelBaby!" Tommy laughed loudly and extended his hand, saying, "Screw all of America’s angel dancers! Your dad must have also experienced studying in America, he might have been hurt by a dancer before, otherwise he wouldn’t have picked such an incredible name for you. I’m Carlo, Carlo Leon, Hilbert’s father, a pet dealer who walks dogs for Hollywood stars."

Hilbert then introduced a cute girl with brown hair, wearing jeans and a T-shirt, and spectacles: "This is Connie, uh... the girl I mentioned to you on the phone before."

"I remember clearly, high school graduation dance, I bought a sports car for Hilbert as an adult gift, hoping he could drive away with the girl he loved that night. Instead, he waited like an ostrich, foolishly waiting for the girl to take the initiative to ask, and indeed he only drove the girl around that night, a full 700-plus kilometers, causing the girl to catch a cold." Tommy sympathetically shook hands with the girl:

"You’re the victim who was subjected to more than five hours of cold wind that night, aren’t you? I deeply sympathize with what happened to you that night, girl. Next time you encounter something like that, call me. I have doctors who are very good at treating colds to recommend to you."

After greeting his son’s other friends as well, promising to get them some autographs or premiere tickets from Hollywood stars if he had the chance, Tommy let his son and his friends continue to enjoy their party and stepped out himself.

Sophia was in the hallway, quietly instructing the bodyguard John about something. Seeing Tommy come out, Sophia smiled at him: "I was just about to have John arrange for someone to take me to San Francisco. You should use the coming time to seriously prepare for your wedding with Odelia, and I can also use this time to accompany Felice, who is waiting for me in Boston, hoping that I accompany her to travel abroad during this summer vacation."

"Why does everyone think weddings are so important? Odelia is like that too, thinking the wedding is more important than work." Tommy, hearing Sophia bring up wedding preparation as well, said somewhat impatiently.

"Tommy~" Sophia looked at the impatiently faced Tommy and said with a smile, "Counting from our university days, I’ve been with you for thirty-five years. I’ve had more time with you than Odelia, even over a decade ago, when she divorced and moved back to Rhode Island, Washington, and New York. I’ve always been the lady of the house here, entertaining guests in that role, accompanying you to some events. But this is her place as the rightful owner, isn’t it? Everyone just hopes you can truly return to your family, Odelia, Susan, me, Bessie, old man Colin, Tony, Ashley, Jenny, Felice..."

"I’ve said that if you’re willing to get breast implants, I’d consider officially registering our marriage, and you wouldn’t have to awkwardly fill in as the lady of the house temporarily using your girlfriend or secretary title, it’s just that you’ve always rejected my offer for breast surgery, insisting on remaining flat-chested, the difficulty for cosmetic medical institutions to make money off you is higher than that dumbass Dennis getting elected President this year." Tommy said.

"But you went back on your word, didn’t you? You said if I stayed flat-chested, you wouldn’t have any feelings for me. And then?" Sophia revealed a rare teasing smile and joked with Tommy.

Tommy, arm in arm with Sophia, walked down the hallway and said, "After seeing so many buxom women, occasionally I get the misleading impression that flat-chested women are more attractive to me."

"I plan to visit Susan tomorrow, stay with her for a day. The last time we talked on the phone, she said she hoped I could give some feedback on her autobiography, then I’ll go to Boston to pick up Felice. She wants to go to South Korea this summer vacation to learn about Asia’s ancient architectural intangible cultural heritage, the big woodcraft culture of South Korea, which is a kind of ancient Asian wooden architectural culture, you know, your daughter has always been interested in architecture, ever since she was little she loved building all sorts of imaginative structures with Legos..."

"Wait a minute, she’s going to South Korea to see what? Ancient wooden architectural culture? Whether that country even existed before World War II is up for debate, it belonged to China in ancient times, to Japan in modern times, and to America nowadays, what native culture could it have?" Tommy was taken aback:

"Even though I’ve never been to South Korea, I know their ancient wooden architecture came from China’s Tang Dynasty. You shouldn’t be thinking about traveling, you should consider getting our lovely daughter a different geography or history teacher."

"Alright, then I’ll visit Susan, pick up Felice, and then go fire her geography teacher, while you should seriously prepare for the wedding. Odelia doesn’t lack suitors, and you wouldn’t want to spend a lifetime encouraging the first female Supreme Court Justice of America to grow, only to receive a wedding invitation letter from her marrying someone else, congratulating her as your ex-husband. I know you’ve never been generous when it comes to women, Felice and I will also rush back before the wedding. "