Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Chapter 1933 Guarantee A Secure Life

They were both from the Simpson family, yet the treatment they received differed greatly. If the Simpson family were to be given to Wilbur and he found out the reason behind his mother’s death, then Nicholas and Mabel would not be able to remain in the Simpson family anymore.

Wilbur, I really don’t want to fight with you for anything. But if I don’t, everything I own will be taken away. I’ll even lose my right to speak in the company. In the end, everything in the Simpson family will be yours, and I’m afraid I will not be able to stay in the family anymore. Please don’t blame me for this. And don’t blame me for working with this woman to scheme against you. I’m forced to do it. Reality made me do it.

“Nicholas, do you love the child I’m carrying?”

Nicholas did not know why Janice asked that. Feeling surprised, he looked at her belly and said, “It’s my child. Of course I’ll treat the baby well.”

“Do you love him? Would you not want any other children for the sake of this baby?”

Nicholas’ expression turned grim.

like Janice were not suitable to be wives. He, too, did not want to take her as his wife. He would marry a suitable rich socialite

same goes for your mother. To put it bluntly, you’ll probably have children with other women. Well, have you ever thought about this child? Have you ever considered what kind of life he’ll live in

words sent chills down

you

accidents shouldn’t exist. It won’t benefit anyone,

meant, and his eyes turned cold. “You wicked woman! How could you do

course, if you can guarantee the baby a secure life by not letting him have a stepmother and protecting him from being bullied by his siblings, I’ll keep

The child was an accident, and the stakes were too high if he

can’t give him a good life, then don’t blame me for being vicious. Being alive is not necessarily a good thing for him when he has a

Truth was, he still cared about the child in her belly. And no matter how messed

moment, his relationship with her was purely partnership, each