Chapter 21

When Matthew saw her feeling all dumbfounded with a face of frustration and despair, he was a little surprised.

After all, in the entire city of Bloomstead, countless women would chase after him and break their bones in the pursuit to conceive his child.

However, though Veronica had his child, it made him feel that she was in misery.

What Veronica once said came to his mind. “Although you’re rich and good-looking, Matthew, not every woman is dying to be married to you, so you don’t have to be so smug all the time.”As long as you quit your job in the club, I will assemble a medical expert team to

treat your father immediately-free of charge for any operations.”

 

He stood in front of her, looking down at her with cold and arrogant eyes.

When she heard his words, her eyelids drooped slightly, and her depressed face remained mostly void of emotion. “So, if I quit my job, but I abort the child, will you still treat my dad?”

 

She didn’t get any answer from the man.

When she raised her eyes to meet his, she stared at him with a pained gaze for a few seconds.

He said, “Don’t be delusional”

She chuckled self-deprecatingly. “Heh. So please don’t package it as if it’s something noble. You want me to give birth to a child for you, and you will treat my dad in exchange. Isn’t it just an equivalent transaction?”

Those doctors from the expert group couldn’t be hired with money. How could Veronica not see reality clearly?

“You can always make other demands as well.”

Matthew spoke in a low voice.

“I don’t-“Before she continued with her sentence, Veronica had a moment of epiphany and she said, “If you can help me investigate my parents’ car accident, I will

do it.”

If a child could exchange for the rehabilitation of her father, and give them justice for the car accident…

Veronica was naturally more than willing to do it.

Although doing this would be bad for the child in her womb, she knew that she was not powerful enough to go against Matthew. If he really wanted her to give birth to this child, there would be countless ways for him to do so.

Rather than stubbomly resisting, it was better for her to get something of equal value in exchange.

“Fine by me.”

Matthew readily agreed.

a little, and she lowered her head

She was incompetent.

that made her unable to protect her adoptive parents, and she couldn’t even control her

become stronger, but she didn’t know where to

move to the Kings

few days. I want

deeply and turned her head to look at the vehicles passing by

to

into the

at the car that was driving away, Veronica suddenly felt shivers all over

only saw her as a ‘reproductive tool’;

at the Kings

Matthew returned home, he

“How is Veronica?”

immediately asked about Veronica, but in fact,

can allow Veronica Murphy to give birth to a child for the Kings Family–but my woman must be the right match for

Matthew had been thinking a

Larson and found that she had a good character, and she was considered a rather talented and beautiful woman in Bloomstead-she was the best choice to marry

you talking about? What is

she heard what Matthew

my life, it

suspected that

after he ordered Thomas to further investigate the incident that day again, he found out that it really had nothing to do with

with your child is whoever you

Elizabeth really liked Veronica.

She is not worthy to be the future mistress of

was Matthew’s way of

The only thing he

and the idea of making

Veronica just because she had his child, it would do nothing but hinder

he said caused

she had to admit that for the

Veronica. What if word about it spread in the future? What

compensation. As for the child, I will get engaged to Tiffany as soon as possible and keep her from going out for the time being. When Veronica’s child is born, I will claim that the child was born to me and Tiffany. Then,

figured out how

hand dismissively. “Whatever. I’m too old to be teaching you how to make your decisions. However, don’t treat Veronica badly. Although she looks mediocre, she is a good

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