Bride Behind The Mask (Frederick and Marguerite)

Chapter 112

“Granny, what on earth are you doing here?” Marguerite asked in surprise, “Did you come by yourself?”

Laverne was dressed gorgeously today, wearing a floral blouse with black silk trousers, glowing with radiance.

“No, silly, I didn’t come by myself. How could I possibly find this place on my own? I was dropped off by the driver!”

Laverne smiled warmly before saying, “Dr. Steven told me I had a follow–up appointment today. Weren’t you supposed to take me to the hospital? Did you forget?”

It then hit Marguerite like a ton of bricks. She slapped her forehead in self–reproach, her face turning pale, “I’m sorry, I’ve been swamped these past few days and totally forgot.” “Well, what are we waiting for? Let’s get a move on!”

Laverine stood up from her office chair and gave her seat to Frederick.

Marguerite glanced at him, thinking back on the heated argument she had with Steven a few days ago. She tentatively asked, “What about the meeting this afternoon…”

“I’ve postponed it for you.”

There was no emotion on Frederick’s icy face, which made Marguerite a little scared.

She hesitated for a moment before asking. “Do you want to come to the hospital with me?”

“No.”

“Aren’t you worried about what would happen between Steven and me?”

constant arguments with him because of

done anything wrong, she might as well

a smirk appeared

mean, Marguerite silently prepared to

handsome guy, is he really jealous? How

Frederick was speechless.

burst out laughing upon

he was jealous in front of him

hour later, at Stonebridge

to Steven’s office. He had his

help but show concern, “Marguerite, are you feeling unwell?” Marguerite rested her head on the desk,

Dizziness, nausea?

feel easily tired

I feel like I can’t get

aback for a moment. His professional instinct kicked

a

Last menstrual cycle?

thought for a moment but

last menstrual cycle seemed to have been a long time ago, so long ago that she didn’t

she moved into

since the

she noticed Steven

symptoms, his serious expression made

very nervous,