Chapter: 791
Theodore, mostly indifferent to others’ affairs, asked curiously, “What’s the matter?”
“It’s nothing major. Sarah expressed her desire to have a child with Aziel.” As Ariana said this, she felt a twinge of guilt. Using Sarah as a pretext was her only recourse, considering she was the only one in a committed relationship in their circle.
“And?” Theodore was still at a loss to see the relevance of Sarah and Aziel’s decision to their conversation.
He regarded Ariana silently before asking, “Do you want a child?”
Ariana fell silent once more. Theodore’s ambiguous reaction made her hesitant. Instead of a direct answer, she ventured, “I am fond of children.”
Upon hearing this, Theodore remained unruffled. He nodded and suggested calmly, “We could consider adoption.”
fluttered with astonishment. She peered up at Theodore and blurted out,
softened as he gently
heart sank, and she refrained from pressing
arms, a whirlpool of emotions surged within
might not react favorably if she revealed her pregnancy at
head deeper into the pillow, she murmured, “I’m weary. I
eyes, bringing the conversation to
exhaustion of the day had taken its toll,
didn’t wake up until noon. Waking groggily, she found Theodore absent and a note left for her on the
picked it up. It said, “I am off to the company to address some
were instantly drawn to
apprehensive, Ariana was at
to make a decision soon, lest the window
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