My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 382 Morning Sickness Worsening After sending Jack away in the evening, Genevieve checked her phone and found out that her divorce from Armand was trending on the internet. Jack’s interview video went viral, too. Most people like good-looking people. However, men rarely looked good with long hair. Jack, however, was an exception, as his classical, handsome look was pretty much the pinnacle of beauty.

There were a bunch of hashtags asking Jack to make his debut. Some extreme fans even cursed Genevieve, saying that she didn’t deserve to be with Jack. Genevieve looked through the comments. If you lot can make Jack hate me, I’ll call you all my savior! Reading those insults gave her an idea. She immediately contacted a few ghostwriters’ agencies and asked them to praise Jack’s beauty and curse herself even further.

Then she wanted them to highlight the pictures of the two of them walking out of the City Hall and hugging each other. Her request to them was to make it as extreme as possible, so much so that people would throw eggs in her direction when she walked out of her home. Those companies were flabbergasted when they heard her request. They had been in the business for a very long time, yet none of them had ever heard a request like Genevieve’s. Still, she gave them a lot of money, so they shut up and did their job. The next day, what was trending became different. Her divorce with Armand was completely buried under news about how great Jack’s directorial capabilities were and how handsome he was. Some of the netizens even intentionally made Genevieve’s pictures look ugly to insult her. Genevieve was very satisfied with what the ghostwriters had done.

something, she would feel the urge to puke.

takeouts for all her meals. She would just call Golden Restaurant and order what she wanted to eat. Then, when her morning sickness worsened, she tried ordering food from other restaurants, but her condition didn’t improve. That day, she tried ordering more soupy food to see if it would help, but the moment she took a sip, the sickness kicked in. She ran to

and muttered, “It’s not even three months yet. Why is it so bad? If I keep having trouble eating, what should I do to keep them healthy?” She spent the next few days reading about pregnancy. When she learned that her bad mood and awful appetite might cause the baby to die, she couldn’t sit still any further. Genevieve quickly changed into another set of clothing and drove to a private hospital. Upon arriving, the