Facade of Love

Chapter 74 The Child Isn’t Mine

I found myself standing at the doorway, my brows involuntarily knitting together. Send someone away? Who could that be?

Then it hit me. He had mentioned something about sending Moore away before. Was he really planning to go through with it?

While I was deep in thought, Idris had already spotted me by the door. Upon seeing me, he ended his call, walked over, and asked, “You’re up?”

I nodded, looking at him. “Who are you sending to France?”

“Moore,” he replied. After his response, he guided me downstairs, had me sit at the dining table, and then served up a few hot dishes.

Seeing this, I was taken aback. How did he know I was hungry?

Of course, I did not voice this question. There was food, so I just quietly enjoyed my meal.

“Yvette,” he suddenly said.

I looked up at him, my mouth full of food, and managed to ask, “What is it?”

He looked at me, his gaze serious. “Moore’s child. It’s not mine.”

me off guard, causing

fit of coughing, he handed me a glass of warm water. Once I recovered, I looked at him. and asked, “How can you be so sure the child

had also been so certain that the child was his. I was intrigued. How could they be so sure about the child’s

slightly, but he still said, “I never

seconds, I was

was pregnant, she secretly came back home to find me. I owe her a huge favor, so there’s no way I could turn my back on her and her child. I had planned to

at people when he spoke. His intense gaze made me uncomfortable, so I reached for my cup and took a sip of water, not knowing how

to his revelation.

what felt like an eternity, I finally

for her to be sent to France. I’ll clear

suddenly feeling directionless.

had concocted a fictitious child for me,

atmosphere had somehow become muddled. I had always suspected that there was something going

hearing his side of the story, I was flooded with

a shallow breath, I asked him, “So, how far along is

served me some vegetables and replied, “She’s already four

Four months?

out about Moore’s pregnancy, wasn’t she

had been wearing loose