Side Story 2: Paul VS Daryl (1)

It is a great cause to raise a baby, if you want to keep it.

To Daryl’s surprise, Paul chose to welcome the baby to this world. He actually instantly set out to prepare for its arrival when she herself was still at a loss for what to do next, especially when her belly still looked quite flat now.

Daryl glanced over the piles of books in the study Paul had just bought, just to find some weird ones among the normal instructions of pregnancy and fairy tales for kids, such as "Dogs are Better than Kids", "Spartan Education' and "Kids can Discipline Themselves".

She even saw him significantly place a paper box with cloth inside into the wardrobe.

With an ominous hunch, Daryl asked, "Could you let me know what you are going to do with the box?"

Proceeding with what he had been doing and closing the wardrobe, Paul answered slowly, "We may give the baby to those who'd like to adopt him or her upon legal procedures if we really feel regretful for giving birth to him or her later on."

Daryl was speechless at such a father-to-be who was thinking too much due to some strange complex even when his kid was only an embryo. The ridiculous existence of the box just got her to worry about the education of the kid in the future as she stroke her belly now.

At night, Paul began caressing Daryl like before.

Daryl just hit him back, leaving him gawking at her with a puzzled look.

I thought you've read the books," blamed Daryl, "but how come you're still ignorant about the knowledge that you had better not touch me in the first and the last three months of pregnancy?!"

Paul groped for his phone instantly. His face seemed quite grim in the dim light of phone screen.

Having studied relevant articles carefully, Paul finally believed what Daryl had told him. With a flicker in his otherwise dull eyes, Paul began to blame himself.

He was filled with remorse not only for the impulse just now, but the unwise urge that night, which he thought a total loss if that could be deemed a sort of investment.

But now, despite the obvious vexation, he had to proceed with that "business" firmly since Daryl was the one who would have to sacrifice much more than him.

Watching his dramatic performance, Daryl was so amused.

lay on the bed stock-still. Daryl might even think he was passing

went as far as to get him aroused by laying her face

stiffened up as he

gave up and sat up. "I'll go grab something to

laughed Daryl.

bed resolutely and went out of the

getting so strange that he not only started reading weird books, but was becoming more and more fretful, almost as peevish as he had been when Daryl disappeared last time. Everyone felt so agitated to approach him,

you with harsh words. His supercilious glance only turned to a glare that fixed on

was just a nightmare when he

got Paula to check this matter from Daryl secretly. When Daryl was having the afternoon tea with Paula, she wasn't actually quite sure whether it was the best timing to let Paula know about her pregnancy, only

carefully just like a woman expecting a

you finally discover it!" Daryl

both exchanged glances in

drawing the attention of

to cool her down, whispering, "Just between us, OK? I

Paula nodded firmly.

like Sophie and Lucia began to bombard, among which was

to

she found it not bad either, since that actually spared her the trouble of informing the friends one by

workload to reply to all these

coming baby, what Paul cared about

the recommended list for the best care of Daryl during the last months of her

exclaimed, "It's not that

"Said that as if you've been a mother before.

got blighted by the

had his own meals in the company's canteen while hiring a nutritionist for Daryl to make sure each of her meal contained sufficient nutrition, which actually helped Daryl conquer the problem of anorexic and eat

Daryl screamed with an incredulous look. Pinching her cheeks to check the flesh on her face, she suddenly realized the

tried hard to inculcate Paul with the

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