I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 209 Go Back to Dattlech

Harper understood Eleanor's concerns. She pressed her lips and spoke softly, "Eleanor, I'm pregnant, over three months now. I'll need your help looking after the baby once it's born, so please take good care of yourself, okay?"

Learning of Harper's pregnancy, Eleanor nodded enthusiastically, grasping Harper's hands tightly, exclaiming, "Of course!"

Eleanor's willingness to cooperate stemmed from Harper's pregnancy.

Planning to let Eleanor rest for a couple of days to regain her strength, Harper intended to take her for a comprehensive medical check-up. Given Eleanor's typical elderly ailments like heart disease and high blood pressure, along with various other sub-health issues, careful attention was necessary.

The Mitchells had heard about Harper moving Eleanor to Mayby and tried to reach out, but Harper consistently avoided their calls.

After settling Eleanor, Harper returned to her apartment across the street. As soon as she entered, she saw Annie sitting on the sofa, hugging her knees and lost in thought. "What's wrong?" Harper asked. Harper had been preoccupied with Eleanor's matters and only then realized how unusually quiet Annie had been.

Annie's face stiffened as she said, "I need to go back to Dattlech."

"So soon? Is it because I haven't been able to spend time with you these past few days?"

"No, something came up, and I had to leave."

Annie shook her head, looking rather listless.

happened?" Harper

at her for a long time before asking softly, "Harper, do you know who the man I left

She and

know,"

I know?" Harper furrowed her

and tentatively mentioned a name,

flickered a silent

was surprised. "It's

It wasn't me who left him. He's getting engaged. I didn't want to be the other

and pieces about Larry's situation and

her to ask subconsciously, "So,

he somehow got

out I was staying at your place. So, I go back to Dattlech, Harper. Öve already booked

"When is it?"

"In two hours."

Harper responded coolly, "Then let's go. I'll drive you. Don't bother packing. I'll send your things after you

immediately set off

was of the essence. Every second