Too Much to Bear My Love

Chapter 124

Chapter 124 Jennifer

“Hello, gorgeous. Are you here with Molly?” asked a lady selling vegetables.

Amelia replied politely, “I have nothing to do at home, so I tagged along with Molly. It’s been a while since I’ve come to the farmer’s market. It must be hard to wake up early in the morning every day.”

The vegetable seller’s smile widened. She had never seen anyone as pretty as Amelia.

As far as she was concerned, the more pretty a woman was, the more arrogant and indifferent she would be. This was the first time she had ever seen someone as friendly and gorgeous as Amelia.

“You’re such a sweet-talker. Thank you for your concern,” uttered the vegetable seller happily. “It has been a while since you bought anything from my stall. Here, you can have this for free.”

“Thank you!” After making her purchase, Amelia insisted on paying her. “You’re running a small business. I insist on paying for my purchases!”

In the end, the vegetable seller accepted her payment.

As Molly and Amelia made their way through the farmer’s market, the sellers welcomed them warmly. Amelia was also sweet enough, so the sellers gave her lots of free gifts generously. They even got two extra eggs for free from the egg seller.

Soon, Molly and Amelia left the farmer’s market loaded with their shopping. Molly tried to take the shopping bags from Amelia, but the latter stepped out of her reach.

“Molly, this isn’t heavy at all. I can manage,” Amelia stated with a grin.

Molly told her, “Mrs. Clinton, give me the eggs. You can carry the vegetables.”

Amused, Amelia answered, “Molly, you’re being too cautious. It’s just a dozen eggs. I can manage that easily.”

Molly didn’t insist. “Mrs. Clinton, if you find it heavy, hand the bag to me. You’re pregnant, so you need to be extra careful.”

Amelia chuckled. “Molly, don’t worry. I can handle that, no problem.”

Slowly, Amelia and Molly strolled back to their neighborhood. At the gate of their neighborhood, they ran into someone who Amelia thought she would never see again—Jennifer Larson. She remembered how Jennifer used to regard her as a rival.

Upon spotting Amelia, Jennifer removed her sunglasses and came to her.

Amelia gave Jennifer the once-over and realized the latter had lost a lot of weight. Jennifer was still clad in a fashionable outfit as usual and was exuding a confident aura, but her gaze wasn’t as dynamic as before. Overall, she seemed exhausted.

free? I need to talk

stand behind her. “Who are you?” she inquired.

straight at Amelia. “I need to talk to you about something important, Amelia. Half an

Molly, Amelia asked, “Ms. Larson, what is it

in a cafe elsewhere?” Jennifer tamped down her

home with our shopping.

worriedly. “Mrs. Clinton, shall I come

is my ex-colleague and superior. I know who she

in a fashionable outfit, a disapproving look.

at home and join you. You’re seven months along.” Molly was still concerned. “You’re going to give birth soon. I can’t let anything

out that Jennifer seemed like trouble, but her manners stopped her from saying

in

had left a

impression on me. You might be pretty, but I’ve seen many gorgeous ladies in my life. Compared to Mrs. Clinton, your manners are far

not? Do you seriously think I’ll do something to hurt you?

I’m sorry. My maid is worried for me.

stood there with the shopping bags in

said Amelia in a comforting tone. “Go

she left

a nearby cafe and ordered a cup of coffee

stirred her coffee and said, “Ms. Larson, it has been a while since we last met. Do

obviously in

Amelia responded politely,

fast,” came Jennifer’s strange

wasn’t being hostile to her, Amelia

her coffee awkwardly.

do,”

out, “What’s wrong? Are you

Amelia nodded in response.

and crossed her legs. “Amelia, I took you as a rival because I realized Carter is in love with you. I was

her an

might’ve taken you by surprise, but I’m here to offer my apology. Also, I would like to ask you to stop contacting Carter. You’re too important to

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