Billionaire, Let's Divorce! by BELLA

AIDEN

My gaze roved her frame. There was no blood on her hands or on any part of her body. Though her head was down, her shoulders didn't shake from sobbing. I heaved a sigh of relief and thanked the universe that she was physically fine as my gaze swept the room. I didn't know what I had expected but I was relieved that there was no physical danger looming around... or was there?

"Sharon?" I called as I further walked into the room. "Are you okay?" I dropped on the bed beside her.

She finally raised her head up from the paper in her hands. I couldn't decipher the expression on her face as she wordlessly handed it to me.

"What's this?" I asked, my brows arched, my gaze was on face as I took the paper from her.

"I hadn't been feeling well at work. I went to the hospital, ran a test and that's the result," she said succintly, without emotion.

My eyes scanned her face, "Are you okay?"

She nodded. But I couldn't help but wonder if she had caught a disease of some sort. God, please, she should not be diagnosed of an illness.

I settled my gaze on the paper and took in the content in it.

I blinked, surprised. "You're pregnant," I said, then my eyes went over the content in the paper to be sure that I hadn't gotten the message wrong. "What? You're not happy?"

I quickly looked up, a gentle frown on my face. "Why will you say that, Sharon?"

She shrugged and looked away from me.

I plastered a smile on my facea ND put my arm around her shoulder, pulling her to me. "You're carrying my child," she looked up at me as my eyes briefly fell on her stomach, "Of course, I'm happy."

And for what felt like years, Sharon's face broke into a big grin. Then she pouted, a slight glare on her brows. "Are you sure? I mean with "

other hand around her waist and pulled her to me in a hug. "You should not worry over

her sigh. Then she said in a small voice. "When I

you

"I don't

I'm with or what I'm doing, once you call me, it's a duty I have to answer to

nothing but her arms tightened around me. Then she sighed, "I'm so happy,

to her

There was very little that made Sharon smile since I decided to go through with the savior sibling procedure to save Amie. In fact, nothing made her smile, at least not in my presence. So this was good. It had to

begins to grow. That knowledge was thrilling.

but I was mostly glad that I was happy than glad that I would have

like this would only complicate things? Maybe because it actually would

even though it was solely to save Amie, and my wife pregnant at the same

be a father but it was being dimmed by the fear

trying to be pessimistic but a part of me could

tell

about having kids so I assumed she might not want one. Besides, I was more focused on making

pressed a kiss to my lips then she rested her head on

bobbed her head, "Yes." Then her eyes abruptly widened and she gasped, looking up at me. "Don't tell me you

I won't tell

me on

we'd just celebrate it

on

down as she nodded, processing my words. "Okay, what do you suggest if it's just

and pulled her closer to me. I lowered my voice. "I was thinking you'd put on one of