One Night Surprise

Chapter 348 Later On, I Got Pregnant

As night fell, only a small lamp on the desk was turned on in the room. The light was very dim, as if it was in response to the atmosphere of this meeting, fading in and out of the distant past.

Fiona put the photo album on the coffee table and pointed to Courtney a black-and-white photo on the first page.

In the photo, a young man and woman were standing side by side. In front of the man was a child that was not even as tall as his knees, and the woman was holding a baby girl in her arms. The baby girl looked as if she had just turned a-month old—she looked almost newly born.

“I was abandoned by my parents as soon as I was born. At that time, Alexander’s grandfather and grandmother coincidentally went up the mountain to pray and ended up rescuing me at the entrance of the mountain. After that day, I became the Second Young Lady of the Duncan family and Jeffrey’s younger sister. That year, Jeffrey had just turned one year old, which means he was one year older than me.”

Scott looked dashing back then—he was also very compatible with his wife. The only regret was that the two never had children, especially since his wife was older than him. Eventually, they finally got a son. The couple was so happy that they went to the mountain to offer a prayer to thank the heavens, but little did they know that they would end up saving a baby on the way there.

They were both precious to the couple; they named them Jeffrey and Fiona Duncan respectively.

“I didn’t know I wasn’t a child of the Duncan family until I was 17, and no one in the family ever told me.”

Looking at the photos of the two growing up page-by-page, Courtney was surprised.

“I’m sure it’s only because they couldn’t tell, Fiona. You and Mr. Duncan looked so much alike.”

When she saw the photo, Fiona’s cold face looked like it had regained some life, and her pale fingertips gently rubbed against the corner of the photo, as if she were trying to touch the past.

No one really knew if it was because they grew up together and were raised in the same family, but though they weren’t brother and sister, Fiona and Jeffrey looked very much alike—so much so that after they had turned five, people would often ask if they were twins since they looked so alike.

regarded this as a kind of fate and never explained anything to outsiders.

up far from any troubles and hardships. Her days were spent with much love and kindness, which was exactly the reason why she wasn’t prepared for the cold harshness of the real world. Subsequently, she fell in love while she was in college, and it was as if the love and kindness that she had always felt was multiplied manyfold; those times were the happiest moments of her

home; she had her elder brother taking care of her outside; and she had a lover who filled her days with

I gave my everything. He also said that we would get

Fiona seemed to remember something painful, and

on, I got

sentence, Courtney’s expression froze,

“And that child is…”

at her

time and gotten pregnant unexpectedly. When faced with such an insurmountable mountain of pressure, even if she believed that her man would definitely marry her, she was still anxious and

Fiona told

Felipe. The two of them

immediately dragged her out of the school and told her all about Felipe on the way home. That man was a total liar, and definitely not a graduate student

because he had long known about her identity. In order to be with her, he even broke up with his pregnant fiancée, forcing her to have an

exchange abroad at that time. It took some time for him to check Felipe’s background, and when he wanted to tell

the way home, Jeffrey gave

get rid of the scumbag, and let her live in the house

he was wrong in the past, he was at least sincere to me. Jeffrey couldn’t do anything about me, so he

of the Duncan family, and she would not be able to get a penny of the family’s fortune in the future, but when they did get married

saw a self-deprecating smile on

it was nothing at all at that time, and that he would definitely not mind it. I waited for him with joy. All the while, I waited for him to come home with me to meet my parents. To my dismay, three months later, he had disappeared off the surface of