The Indifferent Ex-Husband Heartstrings in the Mall of Fate

Chapter 12

Even though she saw it coming Sophia was still momentarily stunned. She stared blankly at the two lines on the pregnancy test feeling a jumble of emotions that were hard to describe-a mix of complexity with a dash of unexpected joy fluttering through

Her left hand unconsciously caressed her flat belly, and she found it hard to believe that a life was already taking shape

inside

The only time she and Brandon had thrown caution to the wind was the night she brought up divorce

She was preoccupied with her thoughts then and didn’t pay attention

She couldn’t fathom why Brandon would forget to take precautions either

He was usually so careful about that sort of thing

She was a bit at a loss about what to do with the baby if she kept it, what about her plans to hit the books and reboot her life?

And what if she didn’t?

Just the thought made her heart ache unbearably

A baby was a gift from heaven, and she couldn’t bear to give up on this little life.

But did she have to relive the life she had two years ago?

the restroom, Sophia was

the restroom door Seeing her come out, he approached her,

shook her head apologetically.

into the results of the test, just glanced at his watch and

and walked with him

the pharmacy window, Sophia subconsciously glanced at the glass where she had seen Brandonis

earlier

shadow, the window was crowded

and headed towards the

in the departure

railing, calmly watching Sophia below as she and the man beside her handed their tickets to the staff, watched as the man took back the tickets for her, and escorted her through the crowd into the

halting as she

She was startled.

glanced at her indifferently

said softly under

Sitting in the driver’s seat, his heart felt like it was

his mind go blank for a moment, and after a brief pause to regroup, his rationality returned, his handsome face settling

started the car’s engine and slowly drove out. As he was about to merge onto the road from the airport roundabout, he glanced toward the tarmac, where the flight to Wye City was

on the brakes, stopping the car at the roadside. He sat there motionless, his eyes tracking the plane as it smoothly ascended from the ground

a sudden cramp-like pain seized his stomach, spreading to

he withdrew it and glanced at his phone. After a moment of

he tossed his phone aside, restarted the engine, and drove

to the office It was past closing time, and most

to leave too when he

then couldn’t help but address Brandon cautiously. “Mr. Crawley, did you come back