Chapter 2 Unmarried pregnancy

Mrs. Reynolds had always been indifferent about becoming a grandmother. None of her friends had progressed to that position, so she wasn't in a hurry. But now that Mrs. Vanderbilt had suddenly become a grandmother, seeing her unable to contain her joy while holding Benjamin, Mrs. Reynolds felt both envious and bitter.

She couldn't remain indifferent anymore.

Phoebe pursed her lips, remaining silent. She thought Theodore would come up with some excuse to brush off Mrs. Reynolds, just like he used to, but he remained quiet too. She looked up at him, the banquet hall illuminated and reflected on his handsome and sharp features. He silently stared at her, with no intention of coming to her rescue.

"I'm talking to you. Why are you looking at Theodore?" Mrs. Reynolds grew impatient, her tone becoming sharper. "Tomorrow, go to the hospital and get a check-up. Afterwards, stay at home to prepare for pregnancy."

"Mom," Phoebe felt bitter in her heart. Her mother and son, one urging her to give birth, the other not wanting her to. She was caught in the middle, torn between the two. "The company is very busy lately. I can't spare the time. Let's wait a couple of months..."

"What are you so busy with? Can't the company manage without you?" Mrs. Reynolds forcefully interrupted her, "Phoebe, don't forget, we agreed to let you marry into the Reynolds family because of Theodore's child. We don't want the Reynolds family's bloodline to be scattered outside."

Phoebe certainly didn't dare to forget. Getting pregnant before marriage had pinned her to the pillar of shame.

Phoebe's heart pounded in her chest as she saw Edward standing in the courtyard. The melody of Bach's piano piece echoed through the corridor, and she hesitated to return to the banquet hall. The night enveloped the courtyard, illuminated by a radiant glow of lights. Unfortunately, someone was already there when she arrived. Just as she was about to turn away, she heard a familiar voice behind her, calling her name, "Phoebe."

Phoebe trembled, her mind occupied with Theodore's earlier warning. She quickened her pace, desperately trying to escape.

hear hurried footsteps behind her, and suddenly a shadow flashed by her side, blocking her path. "Phoebe, is it that

reddened eyes, filled with pain

Phoebe and Edward were childhood friends, with Edward being half a month older than her. After Mrs. Vanderbilt gave birth to Edward, her

Mrs. Vanderbilt brought Edward over to be nursed by Mrs. Ziegler. It was perhaps due to this unique intimacy that their relationship had always been special. Until that

as he watched her, his eyes burning with intensity. He

the banquet hall, he saw her with the Reynolds family from afar. He could tell that Theodore wasn't treating her well. He regretted his decision to let her go three years ago when she needed him the most. "Edward, you've had too much to drink." Phoebe forcefully pulled her wrist from his grasp, sidestepping him as she continued on her

said, "I know you're not happy at all. You used to smile a lot, but tonight I haven't seen you smile once. You don't have to pretend everything is fine in front of me!" Phoebe stiffened, unable to speak, and then she saw a tall and elegant figure slowly

light and shadow shifted, the person's features appeared cold

face Edward and said, "It seems that Mr. Vanderbilt is more concerned about her happiness than her own husband." With that, he lowered his head

her stomach convulsed

to her. Now that he had caught her and Edward alone together, she

Theodore was about to kiss Phoebe, Edward became jealous and his eyes turned red. "Theodore, you don't even love Phoebe, so

Phoebe's waist, pressing their bodies tightly together, his tone light. "Come, my dear, let me show you how much I love and care for you every night, just like I did in the

understood naturally. Theodore deliberately humiliated Phoebe in front of him, and

please leave

would suffer in the end. "Phoebe, are you going to let him

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