Pregnant With Twins: My CEO’s Tricky Love

“You might not have been educated much, but don’t get superstitious because of it. Ill omens don’t exist. It’s just incapable people blaming their suffering on the people around them. You’re a good person. If I hadn’t met you back then, I would have died. Then you saved me again last night. You’re someone who’s given me life twice over. How could you say that you’re an ill omen? I’d be dust if it wasn’t for you.

“As for my father, just think of it as retribution. When he was young, he was involved in quite a bit of skullduggery. You probably don’t know about this, but do you think it was just my mother being hurt? No, he hurt a lot of people. He’s in the state he’s in now, and even though it was caused by this incident, you could treat it entirely as retribution for his sins. When I went to see him today, he asked me if he could make up for it while he was still alive. He wanted me to forgive him, and see him more now that his legs are crippled. Do you know what I thought back then?”

Elsie had been down to begin with, but hearing Wilson’s words and his mention of his father, her heart ached.

She reflexively asked.

“What did you think?”

“I thought of the years my mother cried and suffered every day. I thought of all the people who’d been hurt. I thought of my mother bloody on the ground, and her look of relief as she died. I only have a twinge of pity for my father, but not a bit of filial emotion. Some damage can’t be reversed. And it’s not that I’m supposed to turn around and forgive him just because he regrets it, and that he’s in a low state now.

“Don’t burden yourself with this. Think about it. You saved those children. Now they won’t be tortured anymore and they can live normal lives. That’s something you should be happy about. That’s something you should remember.”

“I never realized you were this good at comforting people.”

Elsie couldn’t help but say that as she smiled. She always felt like Wilson was blunt with his words.

Sometimes, it made her hard to voice her troubles. But with her this depressed today, the man was comforting her so patiently. Her mood finally lifted slowly.

“I just don’t want you to burden yourself with what happened last night and blame yourself for it. It’s never had anything to do with you, and you were always a victim. Then you became a hero over what happened at the orphanage. Always remember that you saved a lot of people. If people take revenge on you over it, remember that they’re just scum. Heroes, though, or never forgotten.”

made Elsie even happier. She hadn’t thought that what she’d done would be considered heroic by Wilson. Her eyes

I even felt like I was just wasting my days away and having you all take care of me. Just a waste of space. Thank you for saying all that to make me feel better, Wilson. Can you hold me? I want to hear your heartbeat. I think that has to

Elsie saw Wilson stand

again? Elsie lowered her

you don’t want to, you can go. I want to be alone for a

up and sat at Elsie’s bedside, giving her

arms happily

like it was the warmest heart in

decided to take a walk in the

it was too

the room, Georgia just so happened to see Aston and his parents leaving

with too much at once recently, and hadn’t paid too much

wasn’t here this time, and when the two sides met, they

first time Robert saw Aston’s parents. He smiled at them and greeted

were clearly mild-mannered, and their

meeting you for the first time in a place like this. Now that you’re married to Georgia, you count as family with us Powells, so you’re

Robert nodded.

come visit you yesterday, but there was some business we got mired in. Do you need the Powell family’s help, Georgia, Robert? The way I see

hurriedly shook