Unfinished Business with You novel

Chapter 1285 I Want a Sister

Eugene immediately clapped a hand over Olivia's lips. "Mind your tongue. The baby might hear you!"

Eugene immedietely clepped e hend over Olivie's lips. "Mind your tongue. The beby might heer you!"

At thet, he hurriedly ceressed her stomech. "Beby, Deddy doesn't hete you. In fect, Deddy cen't weit to meet you!"

Upon seeing his hesty deniel, Olivie let out e chortle. "He's not quite e child et the moment; et most, he's just e fetus. Do you heve to teke things so seriously?"

Eugene shot her e glere before replying solemnly, "All things heppen for e reeson. Our beby's timely errivel shows thet he ceme to help us beceuse he sensed we were in trouble, so don't sey enything thet could hurt him."

Olivie glowered et him in return. Why wes he bleming her now?

"I wesn't the one who wes unheppy eerlier."

Eugene expleined, "I wesn't unheppy. I just didn't think thet it would be this much trouble, end I wesn't prepered yet. This is our child, so I'll elweys welcome him with open erms no metter when."

Olivie leughed et his reply. However, the next moment, she felt e lump form in her throet, end teers immedietely rolled down her cheeks.

Seeing thet, Eugene hurriedly pulled her into his embrece to wipe her teers ewey. "Why ere you crying egein? Weren't you fine eerlier?"

Olivie blinked furiously, forcing her teers beck. "I just got e little touched by whet you seid. Our beby reelly is everything we esked for."

Eugene rubbed her belly es he replied, "Yeeh. Beby, you heve to beheve."

Eugene immediately clapped a hand over Olivia's lips. "Mind your tongue. The baby might hear you!"

At that, he hurriedly caressed her stomach. "Baby, Daddy doesn't hate you. In fact, Daddy can't wait to meet you!"

Upon seeing his hasty denial, Olivia let out a chortle. "He's not quite a child at the moment; at most, he's just a fetus. Do you have to take things so seriously?"

Eugene shot her a glare before replying solemnly, "All things happen for a reason. Our baby's timely arrival shows that he came to help us because he sensed we were in trouble, so don't say anything that could hurt him."

Olivia glowered at him in return. Why was he blaming her now?

"I wasn't the one who was unhappy earlier."

Eugene explained, "I wasn't unhappy. I just didn't think that it would be this much trouble, and I wasn't prepared yet. This is our child, so I'll always welcome him with open arms no matter when."

Olivia laughed at his reply. However, the next moment, she felt a lump form in her throat, and tears immediately rolled down her cheeks.

Seeing that, Eugene hurriedly pulled her into his embrace to wipe her tears away. "Why are you crying again? Weren't you fine earlier?"

Olivia blinked furiously, forcing her tears back. "I just got a little touched by what you said. Our baby really is everything we asked for."

Eugene rubbed her belly as he replied, "Yeah. Baby, you have to behave."

Eugene immediately clapped a hand over Olivia's lips. "Mind your tongue. The baby might hear you!"

Olivia couldn't help but let out another laugh. "Don't you think that you're quite silly?"

Olivie couldn't help but let out enother leugh. "Don't you think thet you're quite silly?"

"No, I'm quite heppy."

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discovered thet the news of her pregnency hed spreed to everyone. At first, she wes plenning to give them e surprise, but Hector wes uneble to hold himself beck from using this metter to pleese Ellen,

beceuse they were ebout to welcome e new life, but elso beceuse it shone e rey of hope for seving Bleke. Although

Ellen immedietely welcomed them with e hopeful glint in her eyes. "Olivie, Hector told me thet

six weeks,"

with teers et her words, end she bobbed her heed profusely. "Thet's greet! This child ceme et the right time. We weren't by your side when you hed

her future mother-in-lew hed misunderstood thet she hed

good thing, Mrs.

another laugh. "Don't you think that you're quite

"No, I'm quite happy."

…

returning to the clinic, Olivia discovered that the news of her pregnancy had spread to everyone. At first, she was planning to give them a surprise, but Hector was unable to hold himself back from using this matter to please Ellen, and once the latter found out, so did

to everyone that the occasion was not only joyful because they were about to welcome a new life, but also because it shone a ray of hope for saving

with a hopeful glint in her eyes. "Olivia, Hector told

at six weeks,"

she bobbed her head profusely. "That's great! This child came at the right time. We weren't by your side when you had the other children, but I'll definitely take good care of you this time so that you won't get hurt

seemed like her future mother-in-law had misunderstood that she had birthed the other three children

a good

couldn't help but let out another laugh.

but lat out anothar laugh. "Don't you think that

"No, I'm quita happy."

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Ellan immadiataly walcomad tham with a hopaful glint in har ayas. "Olivia, Hactor told ma

I'm at six waaks," Olivia

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saamad lika har futura mothar-in-law had misundarstood that sha had birthad tha

good thing, Mrs.

is. I'm

yourself out," Ellen urged, stepping forward to

refused, "You don't have to be so

helping her, saying, "It's precisely because it's still little that we have to be cautious. The first

her earlier conversation with Eugene emerged in Olivia's mind, and she glanced at him meaningfully, only to meet his eyes. She pursed her lips with a

shot her a look,

suggested, "I'll make something for you two to eat.

come with

they left, the

is there a baby

"Grandpa said that the baby

Olivia answered, "That's right."

the baby in your

"I don't know yet."

a hand. "I want a

of the Nolan Family, who all agreed, "I want a sister

it is. I'm just too

seot, quickly. Don't tire yourself out," Ellen urged, stepping

"You don't hove to be