Resent, Reject, Regret by Aqua Summers

Chapter 210 Not to Get You Pregnant

The man was so strong that she was actually incapable of budging when his arms were wrapped around her slender waist.

Deirdre turned her head to the side and said, “Let go of me.”

“Answer me first.” Brendan’s gaze was blazing hot. Their relationship had not progressed any further in the past few days no matter how intimate their interactions had been. ‘Is her heart still invested in Sterling? Is she having such a hard time getting over him?‘

Deirdre took a deep breath. She did not want to resist but she felt her body trying to escape instinctively and she had no control over it.

“I don’t know.”

“Let me guess.” Brendan’s gaze locked on Deirdre’s face. “Is it because of Charlene or Sterling? Or is it because of the child?”

Deirdre’s pupils constricted instinctively at the mention of the child, and Brendan frowned when he noticed that.

the car, but it was apparent that Deirdre had something else on her mind considering her reaction. It seemed that she was thinking about their child, the one that

exist.

the

He had a lingering feeling that he had yet to learn something, and it

the courage to ask Deirdre about her reason for not wanting the child. It was painful for both of

I should leave.” Deirdre took a deep breath and moved away from Brendan’s body before

after she got changed and smelled the bitter, medicinal stench that filled the living room. Dr. Ginger smiled and told Deirdre, “Ms. McKinnon, you came just in

with great effort, took the medication cup, and downed the

tone, “After consuming the medication on time in the past two days, your face is pinker and you look

Then, she said in a self–mocking tone, “I’ll be able to have children after a month,

in such an obvious manner that Dr. Ginger was stunned. “That’s not certain because Mr. Brighthall has only instructed me to treat you so you can regain your health. As for whether you

to treat

to, but Mr. Brighthall came to me afterward to tell me that the medication was too bitter and you were so resistant to the