In Love, Never Say Never

Indeed, even if I don’t think for myself, I need to think about Ashton.

He’s almost thirty-five, and it’s a suitable age to have children now. If he wanted it after Summer is older, I’m afraid it’ll be even more difficult to get pregnant.

Seeing that I was pondering, she patted my hand calmly. “There, there. There’s no need to overthink things. I’m just giving my advice. Everyone has their considerations in life, but you need to leave room for maneuver.”

When we reached the garden, we found a place to sit down. I couldn’t help thinking about her and John. Thus, I ended up asking out of curiosity, “Is there a plan between you and John to get married?”

If they did not officially get married, what would happen to the child?

Although John apparently could solve it with some money, it was ultimately unfair to Hannah.

When she heard my question, she appeared a little dazed and gave a melancholy smile. “It is a great blessing to be able to have his child. As for the marriage, I’m afraid I’m not the one for him.”

I frowned, somewhat displeased. “What are you saying? Why are you belittling yourself like this? You love him and are willing to bear his child. The Stovall family should definitely give you this status. If you don’t consider it for yourself, think about it for your child!”

She smiled helplessly. “Scarlett, I am not you. If only I were an orphan like you, although my life would have been difficult, at least I wouldn’t have grown up in such a lowly situation.”

I was stunned for a moment, puzzled. “You…”

a woman who grew poppies in Kingcircle Town. You know, none of the kids who grew up there had a normal life. Before the age of twenty, I always thought that what we experienced back there were

of environment she used to live in. So for a while, I was unable to respond

a gentle expression on her face. “But fortunately, I can raise my child in a good

of silence before I spoke my mind. “Maybe Uncle

mean anything.

But even if they can accept me, I won’t marry John. He deserves

business, after

I did not say

time now, so I said

easy. Whether it was

stone path was a little quiet. Just then, a young woman’s

Stovall, thank you for everything.” The

but gave a side glance. At that moment, I saw a familiar face, and it was John. Standing beside him

now I realized this young woman looked familiar, but I could

before we got close,

and John was gentlemanly enough

went too far. She was now practically lying in his arms. I could not