I'm Sorry My Love Novel

Chapter 528

Leanna looked up at him, her eyes glistening, and tears hung from her eyelashes. She sniffled a little and whispered, "What is it?"

Aidan's heart melted at the sight of her. After staring at her for a short while, he snapped out of his reverie. He licked his lips and wiped her tears away. At first, he was going to tell her that the child was alive, but then he said, "If you want a baby, we can always adopt one."

Not the right time to tell her. She just forgave me. And now, we're finally moving in. If I tell her that the child is still alive and that I'd been lying to her, she'd probably leave with the kid and hide from me forever. Then, she'll never forgive me again.

Leanna stayed silent.

Aidan pinched her ear softly. "Don't cry. It's nothing. Besides, it's just a probability. I'll try even harder. What do you think?"

She muttered, "It's not something that can be resolved by one's effort alone."

"Well, why don't you work with me, then?"

She didn't know what kind of response she should give.

He chuckled and pulled her back into his embrace. "Don't think too much about it. Let's just go with the flow. If we can have a baby, we'll take it. It's fine if we can't."

She rested her head on his shoulder for a while before calling out to him, "Aidan."

"What?"

"Never mind. It's nothing."

Huh? Aidan was slightly confused at her response.

Leanna pushed him away. "It's getting late. We should go back now. We'll move our stuff here when we have time." With that, she went downstairs.

He followed her and asked, "Were you going to ask me something?"

"It's nothing."

"You're not telling?"

"You wouldn't want to hear it."

"And how would you know that?"

She stopped in her tracks and looked at him calmly. "You've been acting weird lately."

Aidan cocked his eyebrow at that. "How?"

"You said something weird last night. You told me that I should forgive you no matter what you did. And the tone you used just now when you told me you had something to say was different than usual—it sounded serious. I didn't want to think that you were going to say the very thing I was thinking, or I might go insane. I've made it clear, and I've given you a lot of chances to come clean. If everything was my paranoid acting up, then fine, I'm sorry. But if my suspicion had been right, I'd feel like a fool. A fool you've been playing with."



Aidan knew what she was thinking, but he was unfazed. He gently held her hand and led her downstairs. "If you want to know what real play looks like, I'll teach you. Once we get home, that is."

Speechless, Leanna gritted her teeth. "Not the time to joke around." He must be thinking about something pervy again. Before they left, she looked back at the house, seemingly reluctant to leave.

Aidan plopped into the driver's seat. "I'll get my men to move our stuff here tomorrow. You can come here whenever you like."

She looked away for a moment. "Maybe sometime later. The condo's closer to Crossley Group and just about everywhere else. It's easier to go around."

A moment of silence later, he said, "Sure." As long as she's willing to move back here.

Once they were home, Leanna entered the kitchen and made two bowls of ramen with whatever she had in the fridge.

Aidan was leaning on the wall outside the kitchen, staring at her in silence. Now, I really can't tell her that the child is alive.

When Leanna came out of the kitchen with the ramen, he was nowhere to be found. Where is he? A moment later, she heard sounds coming from the bathroom. He could've taken the shower when we came back. Why now?

She sat down and scrolled through the photos of designs on her phone. Some of them she had already sent to Lewis, and he said they were good to go for the fashion show. However, she needed more items to make the show presentable. I need more time. Fortunately, I have a few more months. I just wish nothing else happens during then, but it's impossible.

Crossley Group alone would be hard to handle. Aside from a few of the top management she rehired, Jimmy's men had been trying to trip her up as hard as they could. Fortunately, she had Richard and his men on her side. She kept an eye on them, and they performed excellently, not to mention they were decent men. I can delegate some of the more important work to them.