Chapter 80: Let’s raise our child together, okay?

"Hana, are you awake?" Dion Sexa asked as soon as Hana opened her eyes.

Hana blinked several times, then stared in horror at Dion Sexa’s face, which was only a few centimeters away from hers. Without realizing it, she pressed her head harder against the pillow beneath her.

Hans, who was beside her, immediately grabbed Dion by the collar and shoved him away.

"Are you trying to make Hana faint again?" Hans asked.

Hana’s three children immediately approached the bed where their mother was lying.

"Mother, are you awake?" they asked simultaneously.

Hana shifted her gaze to the three of them, then nodded without realizing it.

Zahn stood on tiptoe and carefully reached for Hana’s arm.

"Mother, were you shocked when you found out that we have three fathers?" Zahn asked with a guilty expression.

Hana wanted to nod. However, when she saw Zahn, Kevin, and Sean wearing similar expressions, she eventually shook her head.

Hana smiled stiffly. "Mother isn’t shocked. Mother is just... a little surprised," she added.

Kevin and Sean’s expressions finally softened.

"So, Mother, have you accepted all three of our fathers?" they asked.

Hans cleared his throat lightly, then looked at Hana.

"Hana, I’ll take you back to my residence after this. You don’t need to worry about anything anymore. Just relax and live happily by my side."

Dion snorted and pushed Hans aside.

"Hana, I’ve already contacted the assistant at my residence. I’ve arranged your room and Sean’s. I’ve also prepared rooms for Kevin and Zahn," Dion said with a hint of pride.

He gently took Hana’s arm.

"We’ll go back tomorrow morning and take care of our marriage registration, okay?"

"Cough!"

Hana choked when she heard their words, which she considered complete nonsense.

She tried to sit up, then looked at Dion and Hans in turn.

"Wait," Hana said, raising both hands toward them.

"I can’t do this. I-I have three children. Three children, to be exact," Hana said, trying to convince them.

"I..." Hana stammered before finally continuing, "I’m not a faithful woman. I can’t marry you."

Dion studied Hana’s worried expression for a few moments, then smiled.

Look at her... My sweet Hana from the past has finally returned, Dion thought.

"Hana, whether you’re faithful or not, the fact that you gave birth to my son remains true," he insisted.

Hans frowned at Dion, who was taking every opportunity to make his move. He moved Hana’s three children aside, then lightly kissed the woman’s hand.

"Hana, you also carried my child. You can’t marry only that man. You have to marry me too. I’m the most faithful among them. Although I may be a little foolish, I assure you that I’m the only man who truly loves you."

"Nonsense!" Dion Sexa retorted.

"Hana, I’m the most faithful to you. I’ve never touched another woman since I met you. I’ve even cleared the female servants out of my residence. You’re the only woman I’ll allow to carry my child. You have to marry me. Okay?"

Hana tried to pull both hands out of their grasp. However, neither man had any intention of letting her go, as though they were waiting for her answer.

This is truly terrifying. Absolutely terrifying, Hana thought.

"Hana," Dion finally called. "Can’t you see that Sean has grown up without a father figure? A boy who grows up without a father can become a terrible and foolish man. Do you want Sean to go through that?" he asked.

Sean, who was standing behind him, frowned.

Grow up to become a terrible and foolish man? He was more certain that he would turn out that way if he grew up beside a father like him.

However, Sean had no intention of saying anything. Zahn and Kevin had already explained everything in the paternity testing room earlier. If he didn’t help convince his mother to marry their biological fathers, Hana might abandon them. In the end, Sean shook his head helplessly and decided to cooperate with his foolish father.

"Mother..." Sean added with his round eyes wide open. "I also want to grow up with my father."

He tugged at the hem of Hana’s clothes before continuing in a soft voice.

"Our friends at the rented house always show off their fathers to us. All this time, we thought we didn’t have a father. But now that we know we actually have fathers too, can you let us be together like other families?"

"That’s right, Mother," Kevin added.

He had been able to do nothing but remain silent because his foolish father was being treated in the next room. Zahn and Sean’s fathers had even refused to let Orland be treated in the same room as Hana. As a result, He had to fight alone to secure his own future and avoid being abandoned by his mother.

"Mother, even though my father might not be as good as Sean and Zahn’s fathers, he’s still my father. Can we grow up together? I want to sleep with all of you at night and listen to Mother read fairy tales to me. Can’t I have that?" Kevin asked, his eyes reddening.

Hans glared at his son, Zahn, who had shown no intention of saying anything like his two brothers, who were quicker to think.

Noticing his father’s gaze, Zahn finally glanced at his two brothers, who were also waiting for his reaction.

He nodded stiffly, then pinched his own buttocks until tears welled up in his eyes.

"Waaah... Mother, you know how I’ve grown up all this time. Although I’m quite used to growing up with only Mother, but..."

Everyone in the room shook their heads at Zahn’s complaint, which was completely at odds with what they thought of the boy.

"But..." Zahn fell silent, not knowing what else to say.

He looked at his two brothers again, then turned his gaze toward Hana, his eyes already brimming with tears.

"But I also want to be like my two brothers. Mother, let’s stay together. Don’t let me be abandoned at an orphanage," Zahn finally added.

Hana looked at her three sons, whose expressions were filled with frustration and were far from what one would expect of children their age. She shook her head heavily, at a loss for words.

"Mother, are you really going to let us grow up without a father’s guidance?" Sean finally asked after realizing that they were truly at a dead end.

Dion nodded.

"That’s right, Hana. Are you going to let our son grow up with such a messed-up personality?"

Hana raised her head and looked at Dion, who was sitting beside her.

"But... I don’t even..."

Dion gently patted Hana’s hand.

"Let’s raise our child together, okay?"

Hana shook her head again.

"That’s not what I mean. But... actually, I don’t..."

"Hana," Hans interrupted firmly. "If you love these three children so much, we won’t mind if you end up marrying all three of us."

He looked at Hana earnestly before continuing.

"We’ll live together in one house and watch them grow up together. Okay?"

Hearing the words that came out of Hans’s mouth, Hana was stunned. She stared at the man as though trying to confirm whether she had really just heard something so utterly ridiculous.