Beyond the Divorce

Chapter 868 A Helpless Smile

She pouted, rushing to hug me.

With a look of grievance, she said, "Don't take what I said yesterday to heart. I didn't mean it!"

I retorted unkindly, "You didn't mean it? Come on, you totally meant it. You're just explaining yourself, and explanations are just lies."

I deliberately exposed her, "Deep down, you thought I would favor Trinity. Honestly, if you tap into your conscience and ask yourself about it, you'll know I've been quite lenient toward you." Ivanna whispered, "I know you're good to me, but I feel like it's different with Jared this time."

"I told Atlas that if he could contact Jared, I'd ask him to call you. But even Atlas can't reach him right now. So just relax and wait for a message from him. That's your best option right now," I said bluntly, heedless of whether she could accept it.

"If you love him, you need to make some sacrifices, especially in times like these. You can't appear to be irrational and make him feel like you're unreasonable or just causing trouble for the sake of it. You should use your generosity to shake his perception," I lectured her.

"Okay," Ivanna said. She seemed subdued and did not challenge my advice.

go to the hospital to hear what the doctor says.

followed me downstairs like

I watched her, I felt a

she wiped her face and complained, "If I had known it would

Lauren and I chuckled.

baby. We can all raise it together. It's a wonderful idea. If I had one, I'd keep it no matter what. It'll be like you have a mini

Ivanna was momentarily stunned.

quickly shared what Ava had said during our phone call last

on Ivanna's face. "Not many kids are as charming

in your belly will be even cuter," I teased, seizing the opportunity.

She smiled helplessly.

downstairs together and headed straight to the hospital. After a thorough examination, we found out that everything was fine. The baby was six weeks old. Ivanna had been silent the whole

with her today, she wouldn't have

and had missed her chance to have children. I knew that deep down, she had