Geronimo Stilton, a well-respected journalist and editor at The Rodent's Gazette, found out that he had a 5-year-old son named Wolfe with Creepella Von Cacklefur, an old friend.

Geronimo confided in his long-time girlfriend, Petunia Pretty Paws about Wolfe. She was taken aback but understanding, not minding his sudden fatherhood.

When Geronimo finally met Wolfe, he was a mirror image of both his parents. He had his mother's grey fur and his father's orange hair, and his eyes were a unique combination of both.

Geronimo apologized for not being there and promised to be a part of Wolfe's life moving forward. Wolfe, although shy, hugged his father, accepting his apology.

Wolfe was initially scared when he met Petunia, fearing she might try to replace his mom. But Petunia promised she wouldn't, and eventually, they formed a strong bond.

Geronimo, Petunia, and Wolfe started spending more time together, forming an unconventional but happy family. Despite Wolfe's autism, they loved him unconditionally and supported him.

Geronimo and Creepella remained friends and co-parented Wolfe. Despite their differences, they both loved their son and wanted the best for him.

Years passed, and Wolfe grew up under the loving care of his parents. He followed in his father's footsteps and became a journalist at The Rodent's Gazette.

Geronimo couldn't be happier. Seeing his son as a journalist, working passionately just like him, filled his heart with pride and joy.

Petunia, too, was proud of Wolfe. Even though she wasn't his biological mother, she loved him as her own and was thrilled to see him succeed.

"You've made us so proud, Wolfe," Geronimo said, his eyes welling up with tears of joy. "You've grown up to be an amazing journalist, just like your old man."

Wolfe smiled, his eyes sparkling with joy and gratitude. "Thank you, dad. I couldn't have done it without your love and support."