I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 324 The Wedding

Harper poured some water and got some fruit for Lily before returning to the table for dinner.

Benjamin frowned and stared at Lily, who urged, "Have dinner with Harper. You don't have to look at me all the time."

He didn't say anything, but Lily wouldn't come for nothing. There should be something important, but she didn't mention it, so he wasn't in a hurry.

Benjamin and Harper sat down to eat, but there was still no dialogue or interaction throughout the whole process.

Lily realized that they really had a quarrel.

While they were having dinner, Lily briefly walked around. Then, Harper finished her meal. Benjamin was clearing away the tableware, and Lily showed a contented smile. "Benjamin, Harper is pregnant now. You have to take good care of her. You have to rush to do the housework and don't let her get tired. Do you understand?"

Benjamin didn't make a sound but glanced at Lily.

Harper said, "Lily, shall I accompany you to visit my grandma now?"

"Okay."

Harper went to the opposite apartment together

went over, the atmosphere was particularly lively. No one paid attention to

good at chatting and this made Eleanor very happy. Plus,

stayed at Eleanor's place for an

been married for more than a year without a wedding. Since she is an expecting mother, it can't be held, so we can only postpone it until the baby is born. Don't worry. I promise you that we will organize a wedding for Harper. Let's get down to the nitty-gritty now, okay? This way, we can prepare in advance. What do you

expressed her apologies earnestly and then sincerely

attitude wasn't annoying

of the wedding was too sudden. She

gradually became

please give me an answer. If you agree, our two

on

to you. As for Benjamin his marriage is up to his father and me. Moreover, his grandfather can also have a say, so it is not Benjamin's turn to make

At that moment,

Harper. "Harper, what

allowed Harper

said calmly, "Lily, I'm pregnant, so the wedding is not urgent. Even if

can there be no

numerous matters, including choosing the