CHAPTER 1251 HE DID NOT WANT THE CHILD

“What about Timothy? Didn't he look for Jojo even once?” Genevieve instantly sat up on the bed.

Armand replied, “After I heard about their quarrel from the housekeeper, I went to Forlisle Medical to ask Timothy about it, but he wouldn't say anything.”

As the matter was between Timothy and Johanna, Armand didn't probe further when Timothy refused to talk.

Genevieve was so furious that she almost cursed out loud. “It's bad enough for a grown man to argue with a pregnant woman, and what's worse, he sat back and allowed his pregnant wife to run away from home! I can't believe him!”

The thought of Johanna, who was due this month and still missing, greatly worried Genevieve.

She attempted to get out of bed, but Armand stopped her, seemingly knowing what she planned to do. “It's three o'clock in the morning now. I know you want to go look for her, but we should wait until it's light out.”

Genevieve looked out the window.

It was pitch black outside. He's right. I can't do anything now anyway.

After wiping off the essential oil on Genevieve's waist, Armand helped her put on a nightgown. She wrapped her arms around him when he got into bed.


Kissing her, Armand stated, “I have taken two days off, so I can go with you tomorrow.”

Burying her head in his arms, Genevieve's voice was muffled as she said, “Timothy almost went crazy looking for Jojo when she was missing back then. I never expected him to get into a fight with her. She is pregnant. How can he treat her like that? Why doesn't he want the child?”

Genevieve couldn't wrap her head around it.

Armand pulled the quilt and tucked her in. “We'll find out why after we ask Timothy tomorrow.”

Genevieve wondered if it was because the doctor discovered fetal growth restriction and suggested abortion during the prenatal checkup that Timothy couldn't bear to tell Johanna the truth.

However, it was simply her guess.

The following day, after having breakfast and dropping the two children off at school, Genevieve and Armand headed to Timothy's mansion.

Timothy, who hadn't left home for work, was having breakfast with Asel at that time.

Sitting in the stroller, Asel opened her mouth to eat the corn chowder Timothy was feeding her while fixing her jet-black eyes on him.

“I miss Mommy.”

Although Asel was young, she could still tell something was wrong after a few months of not seeing Johanna and having only Timothy by her side.

Every time she cried looking for Johanna, only Timothy was there to soothe her.

Remaining silent, Timothy wiped off bits of food from Asel's mouth with a handkerchief.

Right then, the doorbell rang. A housekeeper opened the door and invited the guests in. “Mr. Timothy, Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner are here.”
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