The Double Life of a Secretary (Megan and Leo)

Chapter 136

Megan looked at him in disbelief.

“What does Mr. Mayor mean?”

“Literally,” Leo said, “I can give you a child. You stay.”

At first, Megan didn’t understand if he wanted to set her up again, but when she understood what he meant, she instantly found it very funny.

“Mr. Mayor, do you think you’re the only man in the world who can make me pregnant?”

Leo was slightly displeased. “Don’t you want a child? And I’ve thought about it. Our children will inherit our excellent genes, and they will definitely be outstanding in the future.”

“I don’t need my child to be outstanding, but I hope he can have a healthy family.”

“Why is his family not healthy?”

“His father doesn’t love his mother at all, and his father even has other women outside. How can it

be healthy?”

Being refuted by her, Leo was a little angry. “I remember telling you that there’s nothing between me and Sasha. There’s nothing now, and there won’t be in the future. I’m taking care of her now

because…”

“Because of her face, I know.”

“Since you know, why are you still so awkward?”

“Have you ever loved me,

ever loved me, Leo?” Megan asked with a chuckle.

Leo was stunned.

want a child, but I also want a husband

“Then are

and have a child

do it casually.

ema

a

does ‘suitable’ mean?”

and

he provide a good life for the child? If you give birth to my child, he will have professional early education since birth, and he can also enjoy the best educational

Get

a responsible person is more important than

person.”

that I’m not responsible?”

asked Megan. “What else did you do on your grandpa’s

hidden wife for three years, but do you remember when we

marriage?”

Leo was stunned.

birthday, her death anniversary, the day you. met, and the day you proposed to

the same. We are both substitutes. I only

give birth to an ordinary child. Is this

want?”

life. No matter what choice I make, it’s my business. Mr. Mayor, why are

just disappointed in you! You’re excellent. I’ve spent three years teaching you to be like this, but now you’re going to get married and be a housewife? Don’t you feel sorry

live hard. I helped you look after your grandpa, and took care of Tessa’s family. You haven’t raised my salary for three years, and my mother’s medical expenses cost too much. Every time the hospital charges me, only Vada helps me. What else can I do

irritably. “Why have you been

twice

you don’t want to see me cry, go out now!”

the tent’s exit and

and looked at her.

I have given you

them from

Mayor. I don’t