Capture Her Heart After Marriage

“Grandpa, why are you here?” Alexia asked, hurriedly getting up and watching Grandpa Lancaster walking in and leading a few people who held tonics.

Not getting a response, Alexia tried again. “Grandpa, have a seat here.”

Even though Grandpa Lancaster smiled kindly at Alexia, she couldn’t help being nervous when she got up and pulled a chair over for him.

“Ha-ha, alright. Aily, you have a seat too.”

Grandpa Lancaster smilingly sat down and clasped Alexia’s hand, “I heard that you were hospitalized last night. The supplements are especially prepared for you. How do you feel now?”

“I’m fine, Grandpa, you don’t have to come here specially for me. You could’ve just called me.”

“It doesn’t matter.” Grandpa Lancaster looked at Alexia’s belly as he asked in a concerned tone, “How do you feel now? Did you want to vomit, or maybe do you want to eat something?”

“Wh-what?” Alexia was stunned. She just had stomach problems; why would Grandpa ask her these questions?

“Why are you still so unconcerned? Pay more attention to your diet now.” Grandpa Lancaster said in earnestness.

After hearing the news last night, he was certain she must be pregnant.

Seeing her confused expression, Grandpa Lancaster reminded her again, “If there is any discomfort, remember to tell the doctor. I don’t want anything to happen to my great-grandson.”

‘Great-grandson?’

I was hospitalized because of a stomachache, not because

get pregnant so easily after

disappeared and he asked unhappily, “Really? Don’t you lie to

Alexia’s room with breakfast and stopped in surprise when he saw his grandfather. “Why

me being here?” Grandpa Lancaster’s expression grew sullen, “You’ve been married for three

Lancaster’s son and daughter-in-law, Chaim’s parents, passed away early, and he only had one grandson. If Chaim and Alexia didn’t have children quickly,

breakfast on the table and patiently comforted Grandpa Lancaster. “Aily, am

because he rarely called her by her first name, Alexia stuttered in

is right.” Alexia answered, her

first time Chaim called me by my

saw through their ruse, “Fine! I’ll wait. But don’t even think about coming back to visit

up, “You shall go back and rest first. There are too

right, master.” The Lancaster family’s old housekeeper also stepped forward to persuade, “Look, the young master

stood up to leave before retorting,

and the room was quiet once more. Alexia was relieved, but soon became embarrassed again. If she couldn’t have

But Chaim made it quite clear on their wedding day

and felt a little guilty seeing Alexia sitting on her bed with a