A Beauty With Multiple Masks

Chapter 1238 Sleep In Separate Rooms

At the thought of that, Penelope could finally force a smile on her face. “It doesn’t matter where I sleep. I’m sorry for having to trouble you.”

“Hmph!” Susanne let out a cold snort and purposely raised her voice as she said to Geoffrey, “Bring over the herbs Mrs. Seyward sent this morning and brew it for Sannie.”

Puzzlement was written all over Arielle’s face. “Mom, I’m not feeling unwell.”

“It’s not for that,” Susanne answered with a smile. “It’s a tonic for nourishment. Even though you two haven’t got married, I’ve been waiting for a grandchild for a really long time. Be good and finish the drink later.”

Arielle’s face froze when she learned what Susanne had in mind.

It was not because of embarrassment but because she had mixed feelings about it.

How will I be able to bear any children with Vinson under such conditions right now? I don’t even know what’s going through his mind.

After staying silent for a while, she muttered, “There’s no need, Mom. We don’t have such plans at the moment. I’ll sleep in the guest room on the first floor tonight.”

words, she turned and trotted toward the guest room without bothering to spare a

One step, then another…

unhurried because she held on to the hope that Vinson would

when she realized the man hesitated no

and holding onto Arielle’s hand to

had reached its peak, yet she tried to maintain an unfazed expression and comforted Susanne instead. “Don’t worry, Mom. I’m fine. It’s just that I have something important tomorrow, so I need some time to do the

Arielle knew that was not the case. She figured she would not be able to sleep a wink

any persuasion would be

earlier was starting to kick in. As her head was spinning and throbbing badly, she

to endure the pain and difficulties. No matter how others could understand her circumstance,

thought out—she would have a good chat with Vinson when the matter regarding the mystery opponent came to an

she was mentally prepared to

for Vinson, it was not to the extent that she would give up on