Find Me In Your Labyrinth

Chapter 723

Emily hurriedly said, “I’m not running away. Our tutor had already applied for me to be an exchange student at Metropolitan University before just didn’t make up my mind and wanted to think about it I feel like I’ve figured it out now”

Estelle frowned, “What about your child?”

“As for the child, I’ve thought it through too. I’m going to leave him with me and take him to study in M Country Over there, even if he doesn’t have a dad from the moment he’s born, no one will discriminate against him.” Emily’s eyes sparkled, and she showed a sweet smile. She took a long breath, feeling more relaxed than ever “Ive made up my mind!”

Estelle still worried, “Have you considered that you’ll have to go through the hardships of pregnancy alone, give birth to the child alone, and be in a foreign country without relatives or anyone to help you?”

thought about all of that on the way back I think I can do it!” Emily said firmly

She held Estelle’s hand, Estelle, promise me, no matter what I go through later, even if I end up in a mess, don’t tell Charlie that I was pregnant

with his child.”

Estelle nodded slowly, 7 promise, I won’t tell him.”

was Emily’s

have nothing to worry about.” Emily laughed relaxedly, “But, I’ll definitely try my best to make myself and my

Estelle held her hand tightly.

see the old Emily again, strong, brave,

believed that Emily would grow and become a better person after going through all

That night,

in the bathroom more warm. Jonathan pressed Estelle’s hand against the wall, their fingers intertwined, and leaned over to

on her lips, and locked up at

away a bit and asked in a low

neck and whispered, “Emily is

abroad”

Estelle in it, and carried her to the bedroom.

sat on the bed together. The man casually opened the towel, held her in his arms, gently kissed her forehead and lips, and whispered, “You can’t think about anyone else, your heart

rolled over, her fair face buried in the quilt, and

had just bitten, and said faintly, “it doesn’t matter if it’s a