There He Is Again My Ex Husband by Emily Jenkins

Chapter 1079 It Would Be a Daughter

Cara was angry and on the verge of tears because of what Phil had done, but she did not want to cry to Phil over the phone, which would only make her look weak. Over the years she had been bullheaded and tough and did not know how to show weakness. What she did not know was that women showing weakness in front of men at the right time would arouse their sympathy, and thus make them more considerate, understanding, and faithful.

Phil certainly felt her reluctance. He did it deliberately, as Cara expected.

He then said, "Would you rather keep your pride than spend the rest of your life in prison?"

As he said, things would be serious enough if she called him again. He would not call it quits on it that easily. He would make Cara no longer feel superior in front of Anya and show her how important Anya was to him. Cara compromised, "Give me her phone number."

Phil said lightly, "Asking for her forgiveness on the phone is not sincere at all, is it?"

It meant that he wanted Cara to go to Anya and beg her face to face.

Cara was furious, "Now I see why people say that men will stop being nice to their mothers when they have wives."

Phil's tone was indifferent, "Cara, with all due respect, you have never treated me as a son and I have never regarded you as a mother as well. It's neither necessary nor useful for you to criticize me on the moral high ground." "What I'm demanding is simple, know your position and live your own life."

Phil hung up the phone after saying these words, not bothering to say a single needless word to Cara. He had finished what he wanted to say, and it was up to Cara to decide.

Phil didn't say anything to Anya after he went upstairs, for he wasn't sure if Cara would really come to visit Anya personally.

After dinner, Anya felt that her legs were on the mend after staying at home for a whole day, so she planned to go for a walk. The doctor had previously advised her to do moderate exercise after the first few months of pregnancy so that she could have an easy delivery. Phil would be with her if she wanted to take a stroll, but Anya did not want to walk with such an eye-catching man. Yet she knew that he could not let her go downstairs by herself, so she simply took a mask out and put it on him, covering his excessively handsome face. After thinking for a moment, she turned around to get Phil's gold-rimmed glasses and put them on him, trying to cover his deep-set eyes. Phil was slightly nearsighted and he did not wear glasses normally, except for working.

when she found that Phil in a pair of glasses and a

could only take off his glasses and mask. Then she helplessly took her fisherman's hat and mask to fully disguise

was striking in any way, she could

get, she was

annoyed and amused, "Does either of us have

without thinking, "I'm pregnant now. I don't have a good shape or look elegant. I'm afraid I'll be the envy of the town and hated by everyone when walking with an outstanding man like you." It was unpleasant for Phil

because I knew you didn't like them and

I never think you have a bad figure or bad temperament. Even when you're pregnant, you're

Phil finished, he looked at her very sadly and said, "Anya, it seems like you

Anya actually felt that what he said

his old age, nasty personality, or something else. At

provoke him. Now he brought it up, which made Anya feel

that, she left first. Phil then said quietly behind her, "You just said I'm an outstanding man,

Anya was speechless.

his words, she couldn't help but stumble. He was

continued to step forward, ignoring

walk slowly along the road side by side, Phil was enjoying such peace. Even when they were a legitimate couple in Chiobar, they had never taken such kind

to all in Chiobar, or to be specific, their relationship had much exposure because he was too famous. Anya received so much criticism at that time that she extremely resisted

choose Ezra's restaurant, which could give them privacy, or some ordinary

the baby's name?" Phil

yet, as I'm not