I'm pregnant Sir Behave Yourself by Daphne

The older woman looked at Bianca, whose expression had not changed at all. She thought to herself with full contempt, 'As expected of a homewrecker, she's so cold-blooded and heartless! Her own sister has been insulted, but she doesn't seem to care at all!"

Daisy was really regretting it now. If she had known this would happen, she should have used

that insult on the b*tch instead!

The subway had barely passed the East Gate station when Daisy could not hold it

in anymore. She looked a t Bianca and said, "How could you be so heartless, girl?"

Bianca looked at her.

How was she being heartless?

At the same time, she was very curious. What else could this old Daisy hag say with her wagging tongue and utter lack of scruples?

Daisy glared at her. "When we boarded the subway, you tried to take my seat, didn't you? Look at me! I'm already over fifty, so why are you trying to fight me for a seat? You're so young, but you're not good enough to earn enough money for a car, so you come to the subway and steal the seats from us poor old ladies who can barely walk! 1

"Sigh, thank goodness my son is capable enough. He bought a car a long time ago!" Daisy looked so smug when she said that.

When Marie heard that, her back straightened too. She turned around, not even bothering to hide the anticipation on her face as she waited to see Bianca humiliated.

The other young people in the subway were insulted too. They did not earn much and could not afford a car, but some of them also thought that the subway was more convenient. Better that than getting stuck in traffic. 1

Nevertheless, the old woman was aiming that jab at Bianca, so the others just thought of it as a free sideshow.

"I just graduated and returned to the country. My family wasn't rich to begin with, but thankfully I worked a few more jobs when I was studying. I gave the money I earned to my elders at home so they could buy a car. After all, it's fine for young people like us to squeeze in the subway. We shouldn't let our poor elderly parents fight the subway rush, can we? That would be so unfilial," Bianca replied to the woman calmly, meeting her gaze head-on.

Daisy glared at Bianca, so angry she could spew fire!

The other passengers in the subway began laughing again, but this time they were laughing at that troublemaking old woman.

Would she go home and accuse her son of being unfilial, then?

Just then, the subway reached another stop. Daisy could not stand all the sniggers around her, so she shoved some of the youngsters nearby aside and ran out of the subway, her expression stormy, i

Marie continued following Bianca.

did not go anywhere after disembarking from the subway. She just wandered the busy streets slowly, occasionally raising her head and looking at

to build a building that

before she could not take it anymore. The sun was scorching

crazy. Bianca could not even keep her man,

feeling jealous of Bianca again. How could that woman stand under the sun for so

of her, and Marie got into

door shut and

her phone and found a better angle to take a

work could help her simplify her

changed into her slippers. She then went into her room and turned on her

took her

had not called her or

had bathed and planned to go to sleep when her phone vibrated

frowned and walked over to take her phone, checking

looked at her phone, there

her phone in total. All of them were

sky outside

wrong... but why am I the one out

happened to my pure and untainted Bianca? Where did you hide her? Give her

you for more than four years, but you never agreed to date me... Now we've

year... So why won't you...

to all three

was afraid she would miss

never once mentioned

she would have to

was lost in her thoughts, her phone vibrated

clicked on the

bet you're real loose with the men behind my back. Are you lonely? I won't look down on you if you have a steady boyfriend, but think about what sort of

but she clenched her teeth and went back to her

and stop thinking of anything. However, when she stayed up so late that

understand why Jean could not believe his fiancee, why he chose to believe Marie instead. In