The Billionaire Who Stole My Heart

Chapter 1226

"Sure thing."

The diner owner couldn't help but be impressed by them, seeing such a perfectly matched couple was quite rare!

Brittany looked puzzled, "Have we been here before?"

"You used to love it here."

Isaac grabbed some napkins, wiping down the table before sterilizing the utensils with hot water.

The diner owner came over with glasses of iced lemonade, "For you two, we have a special today. Spend over $50 and get 10% off, plus free fruit on the house."

Brittany took a sip of her lemonade, "Thanks so much."

The food arrived quickly.

Isaac waved off the server, preferring to do it himself.

He was a pro at grilling, a skill he honed after discovering Brittany's love for their barbecue nights. From his initial disdain to a deep affection, he had come to enjoy these moments greatly.

The pork belly sizzled on the grill, cut into bite-sized pieces, and dipped in sauce, served with bell peppers, garlic slices, and pickles-every bite was an explosion of juice.

Isaac quickly assembled a bite for Brittany, "Careful, it's hot."

The diner was bustling, nearly full even off-peak, with a lively atmosphere.

Brittany devoured the meat, grease smearing her lips.

a crème brûlée, perfectly caramelized on top, the custard below rich

crème brûlée, Brittany was thoroughly satisfied, dabbing

plenty of

"It's all yours."

too. Initially not a fan, he'd grown to love

sipped her drink, enjoying every

didn't go unnoticed,

up, gently tapping Brittany's shoulder,

looked confused, "What's

"Look at the floor."

to see a

Drip, drip, drip.

felt a sharp pain,

your

up, abandoning

Brittany up and rush outside,

Wa

distance away, especially during rush hour, driving would take over

they had a

Brittany to the car,

panicked,

the car sped off, Isaac phoned the hospital to prepare for their arrival, minimizing

pale and in pain, couldn't utter a

was filled with

remembered what he'd read about childbirth, trying to help Brittany with her breathing to ease the

still somewhat coherent, clung to Isaac's

It really did hurt.