Stuck in you

"I can walk myself." The posture was a little intimate, and Rachel wanted to get rid of him subconsciously.

However, Bill tightened his grip. He looked ahead and said expressionlessly, "I just don't want the baby to feel uncomfortable. Don't get me wrong."

In this way, Rachel didn't say anything else, but she was not stupid. She could feel the anger of Bill. So as soon as she got into the car, she frowned slightly and turned to look at him in confusion. "What happened?"

"Nothing." Bill lowered his head and fastened his seat belt, looking a little annoyed.

Since he didn't want to tell her, Rachel didn't ask any more questions. She turned around and looked out of the window. When she was about to close her eyes and have a rest, she heard Bill's voice, "Rachel, do you really want me to leave?"

'Leave?'

Rachel didn't know what to say. When she was about to ask, she changed her words, "Did Mrs. Zhu say something to you?"

When she thought back, the two people standing at the door looked a little strange.

Bill didn't hide his disappointment and said, "I just want to stay with you and take good care of you and baby. I don't ask you to give me any response, so don't try to drive me away. You can't drive me away."

Lowering her eyes, Rachel opened her mouth but couldn't say a word.

From the moment she knew him, she always felt that she owed him. This kind of feeling pressed on her heart. But when she saw his gloomy eyes looking at her without blinking, those words that wanted to refute him, to her lips, could not be spoken one word.

It seemed that the rainy season had come to Ning City. It had been almost a week in a row, but it had never stopped.

At the gate of a private club, Jack ran out directly without waiting for an umbrella from Austin. He opened the door and got in, directly opened the Kraft paper bag in his hand, pulled out a few pieces of paper from it, and read them carefully.

Holding an umbrella, Austin slowly walked over and sat in the car. When he was about to sigh that the rain was so heavy, he saw the rain on Jack's body. He quickly took a towel and wiped his suit several times. "Boss, why don't you wait for me? If you catch a cold, you..."

Jack interrupted him. "It's okay. You can drive."

At last, he glanced at Jack and had to turn the steering

the clear sound of rain hitting on the window, Jack lowered his long eyelashes slightly, with a touch of sadness in his eyes. He put down the paper bag, took out

Fortunately, it was still sunny there.

the past, sunny or rainy days were just a form of nature for him, but Rachel didn't like rain very much. Every time she saw rain outside,

to

in the rearview mirror, Austin said slowly, "Boss, do you want to go straight to

things in his heart, picked up the few pieces of paper again, carefully put them in, and then said, "No, let them be arrogant

and several small shareholders. Of course,

and opened the back door. The two walked towards the elevator, one in front of the other, one behind the other. Then they didn't expect that Mr. Chen,

his brain reacted quickly. He bowed his head and

you just came back from work?" Mr. Chen said to Jack with an arrogant tone, and his eyes being

corners of his mouth. His shrewd eyes made Mr. Chen feel guilty and subconsciously took two

patted Mr. Chen on the shoulder and said

to work

to wipe the cold sweat on his forehead until he turned around and

sure that the door was locked, he locked the paper bag in his hand into the safe. With a lingering fear, he said, "Boss, he has been staring at the bag in my hand just now. I'm almost scared to death, fearing

he will find out something? I don't think Mr. Chen is a simple

Jack didn't respond. He was staring at the photo Austin took out of

looked down along his eyes. His heart skipped a beat. He picked up the photo in a hurry and wanted to turn the back to him, but he was anxious and flustered.

placed in

the seat, trying to hide his true emotions, and said lightly, "Put the things back

and closed again, the smile on Jack's face

room of the hospital, Rachel was lying on the bed, listening to the strong heartbeat around her ears. The corners of

hand and said loudly, "Are

hospital to listen the fetal heart rate of the baby. However, the device had walked back and forth in her belly for several circles, but there was still no heartbeat of the baby. Although as a doctor, she knew that it was a normal situation, she could not help but feel a little worried, and tears were rolling in her

that she realized

she looked down at the list in her hand from time to time. The gentle smile in her eyes became more and