I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 9 You Couldn't Possibly Be Pregnant

Harper hadn't eaten much all day. Therefore, once she returned to the Pineview Villa, she asked the kitchen to prepare some spaghetti.

As she looked at the spaghetti and smelled its aroma, which would normally make her stomach growl with hunger, she suddenly felt waves of nausea and the urge to vomit. Harper thought it was just because she was too hungry. However, just as she was about to take a bite, she couldn't suppress the overwhelming nausea anymore.

She then rushed to the bathroom and retched continuously.

It was an awful sensation, and Harper felt as if her insides were being pulled out.

After a while, she finally felt better. Harper straightened up, only to find herself locking eyes with a pair of deep, intense eyes.

Her eyes widened in shock, and she quickly turned to face Benjamin, asking, "When did you get back?"

Harper wondered, "How come I didn't hear him coming in?"

Benjamin's expression was calm as he fixed his eyes intently on her. "What's wrong with you?"

Harper's expression betrayed a hint of panic, but she tried to sound calm as she replied, "It's nothing."

He pressed on with

course, what else could

then blinked nervously, but

of course, noticed it. He narrowed his penetrating eyes as he looked straight into Harper's as if he wanted to

spoke up, "Harper, you're not

not pregnant, are you?" instead of

a slight difference in wording, it had

slightly, and her heart ached terribly as if an unseen force was gripping

outright dismiss the possibility of pregnancy. He

squarely and asked with a faint smile, "If I

be pregnant," he stated firmly, his deep eyes reflecting

down, he never considered the possibility of

so sure, then why are you doubting? After all, you've always taken precautions every time we have sex. Have you forgotten?" Except for that one time when Benjamin

expression remained unchanged when she said that, revealing no

mocking smirk, his handsome face tensed up slightly. He then felt as if something sharp had brushed against his heart, stirring up indescribable

other for a long while before he suggested, "If you're feeling unwell,