Unexpected Blessing After Divorce
Chapter 30
Chapter 30 Pregnancy
The silvery-gray sports car left Maple Garden, the residential area where Yuliana lived. The car maintained a high speed on the road before a screeching sound was heard, and the car stopped at the roadside.
The street light above shone on the man’s deep and distinct profile through the car window. His pale gray eyes stared at the front quietly for a moment before he reached out his hand to touch the cigarette pack in the storage nook next to him. He then lit a cigarette and put it in his mouth before lowering the window. Christopher appeared calm as he leaned back in the chair and smoked. However, his thoughts were not visible on his face.
He suddenly lifted his eyelids when his cigarette was about to burn out. He clicked on the address book on his phone, flipped through it, and dialed a number.
The call was connected. Christopher smiled and said, “Mrs. Ford, it’s me, Christopher.”
“Hey, Chris!” the middle-aged woman on the other side of the phone greeted Christopher with a familiar tone. “Are you looking for Leonard? He’s not at home. He’s probably hanging out with Raymond. Why are you not with them?”
The woman on the other end of the call was Rosalyn Ford, Leonard’s mother.
Christopher replied in a jokingly flippant tone, “Mrs. Ford, don’t call it hanging out. We call it emotional contact nowadays.”
Rosalyn was amused by his words. “Yeah, right. Emotional contact, is it? Whatever. What are you calling me for?”
Christopher said, “Because I miss you!”
“Yeah, right. Like I don’t know you.” Rosalyn then asked again, “Well? Tell me why you’re calling.”
Christopher was silent for a few seconds before saying, “It’s just… A friend of mine seems to be in poor health recently. They are always retching and vomiting. What do you think is the problem?”
Rosalyn asked, “Are they a man or a woman?”
Christopher answered hesitatingly, “A woman…”
“A woman?” Rosalyn was shocked and said, “Chris, did you get someone pregnant?”
possible?” Christopher could not help himself from
froze immediately after denying
and those memories connected before
asking to meet him, her asking whether he
condition lasted? If it’s just today, then it may be a cold or a stomach problem. Just tell her to take some medicine. If it lasts for a longer period of time, then tell her to go to the hospital for
said, “Okay, Mrs. Ford. I have something else to do, so I will hang
up before turning the car around and
the bathroom for a while after Christopher left before coming
order some takeouts. After hesitating for a while, Yuliana decided to cook a bowl
at the slowly boiling water in the pot a little absent-mindedly. Yuliana did not understand why she could not control her emotions every time she met Christopher. She thought she had cultivated her
be the child’s father after the child
not want to put Christopher in
of spaghetti into the pot and stirred it with a ladle while deep in thought. She heard a knock on the door when she was
tomato puree into the pot before rushing
her door. Yuliana opened her mouth, wanting to ask him why he returned to her house. She then saw the deep and
door without even thinking.
out one foot and squeezed
on her forehead. “What
“Have you not humiliated me enough?
eyes suddenly turned darker and more terrifying as he stared at
his mouth. His voice was lowered as he
gaze turned to Christopher, and
frowning and asking confusedly, “Pregnant?”
even if I am, what does that have
vomited just now.”
you have never vomited before?” Yuliana sneered. “You must have, right? So, are you pregnant?” Christopher frowned and said, “Why did you ask me to meet you the
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