Chapter 1441

Eleanor remembered their last dinner together as well.

Bernard looked at Eleanor with determined eyes and couldn’t refuse any longer. “Alright, no problem.”

It was only then that Eleanor reached out, linking her arm with his strong, muscular one. “Honey, let’s head home.”

With one arm wrapped around her waist and the other cradling her belly, they walked towards the Fiord Roundabout. Seeing them return safe and sound, Bryson was finally relieved.

He was beside himself with joy and had the chef whip up a feast. He also sent someone to pick up Nina from school.

Eleanor hadn’t seen Nina in ages and missed her terribly, feeling a sting of guilt as well. Nina was still so young, and Eleanor had left a single note before leaving-it didn’t sit right with her.

Bryson had said that Nina was understanding, mentioning her aunt and uncle only occasionally without making a fuss.

Eleanor asked if Nina had cried.

Bryson told her that with Pearce and George to keep her company, Nina hardly had time for tears, but she had woken up crying a few times at night and it took his comforting to put her back to sleep.

Learning that Nina had cried made Eleanor feel even worse, but Bryson quickly reassured her by saying Nina was only upset with her Uncle Bernard.

why, Bryson explained that Bernard had returned home a while ago and left before Nina got out of school, without seeing her. The little girl was so angry she

Eleanor couldn’t help but laugh at Bernard’s grim expression, comforting him by saying Nina was just being a child and not to take it to heart. But when Nina got home from school,

to win her over with a pile of gifts, but nothing worked. Nina had grown a

big, round eyes. The last time she got caught, she was

and placed it on the table, gently

so delighted that she hopped down from her chair and ran to give Bernard

stopped before her fingers could

have you forgotten

Eleanor was allowed to touch him; no one else…

walked over to Eleanor

will they not be allowed to touch you either?”

eyebrow, his expression carelessly amused.

it,

life. She rolled her

one, you’d better be a boy, or else

made Eleanor laugh. She smiled and pinched

or a girl, they’re his children-he wouldn’t

‘Exactly.

against Eleanor’s belly and whispered softly, “Little one, hurry up and come out. We need to fix your dad’s stinky habits-maybe even let him get a whiff

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