In Love, Never Say Never

Six weeks pregnant.

Shellshocked, I was riveted to the spot by the three words that appeared on my ultrasound report. It only happened once! How did I get pregnant?

What should I do now?

Should I tell Ashton about this? Will he refuse to divorce me because of this? Nah, I doubt it! He’ll probably think that I’m shamelessly using this child to blackmail him.

Suppressing the frustration that was rooted in my heart, I stuffed the ultrasound report into my bag as I made my way out of the hospital.

There was a Maybach waiting outside the hospital with one of its windows rolled down by a fraction. An attractive man with a frosty expression could be vaguely seen sitting at the driver’s seat.

A handsome man in a luxury car would undoubtedly garner the attention of many passersby.

Ashton Fuller was the epitome of wealth and good looks. I had long grown used to the curious gazes of the passersby after so many years. Ignoring them, I slid into the front passenger seat.

movement, an indistinct frown settled between his brows. Without opening his eyes, he asked in a deep voice, “Has

hospital to him, uttering, “Dr. Ludwick told me to send his greetings to you.” I had intended to sign the contract alone at the hospital today, but I

take the contract; instead, he gave me these instructions in a perfunctory

nodded and

to be the only two things that I knew

confused as to where he was headed if not back to the villa. Although I felt puzzled, I never took the initiative to ask

to broach the topic with him. Caught in a dilemma, I peeked at him from the corner of my eye. As

little clammy as I clutched my bag;

syllable was barked out

had always treated me like this anyway. After a good few seconds, the tension gradually left my body as I calmed my nerves. Taking

but I swallowed the second word that was on the tip of

people only reserve their gentle

gentle side was only reserved for Rebecca Larson; it was plain to see from

phone caused Ashton to abruptly hit the brake as he spoke to her in a soothing tone, “Alright. I’ll be over in a while. Don’t