Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Chapter 1374

The Soxes had just had their dinner. Since Serenity was not in the best of moods, Jasmine had a walk with her nearby after dinner.

“Seren, I remember you saying that your in-laws didn’t pressure you to have children. Why are you taking in all the stress?”

The pair were best friends who could pass as sisters. Jasmine had been there throughout Serenity and Zachary’s journey together. She had never heard about the York family rushing Serenity to have a baby.

“They did not pressure me, but I’m worried I might be the problem that I’m not expecting yet.”

Serenity sighed and added, “No one is giving me pressure, but I can’t help putting the strain on myself. Even if my in-laws are from an ordinary family, I would be worried about not getting pregnant despite being married for a while. I won’t feel much of it if we have been using protection.”

Jasmine’s mind flew to the families she knew. The women usually got pregnant soon after the wedding, but most of them had a shotgun wedding now. A woman who had been married for more than six months and trying without protection would stir people to talk behind her back.

She could understand what her best friend was going through.

I know you can’t put the pressure on yourself. It’s harder to get

let out another

not upset that I’m not expecting. We fought, and Zachary just left me. The face and tone he

shoulder, Jasmine gave her assurance. “It’s frustrating and infuriating that Mr. York did that. I’m furious for you. You should stay with me tonight. Don’t go with him right away if he comes to pick you up. Let him feel the anxiety. I’ll

brushing me off when he throws a tantrum. He might be back at the manor now. I don’t expect him to come for me

thing. We can cool our heads. I need to reflect to stop

go

much time. Jasmine, things are going well for you and Mr. Bucham. You might not have

never

had a high

had tried his best to change for

occasional squabble. It won’t change the way you feel about each other. You can

bit too much to

“Sure.”