Sweet Wife in Hidden Marriage

Chapter 37 You’re Almost 30. Finally, There’s some Gossip About You

For a moment, silence hung over the dinner table. The family peeked at Ruben and Archibald next to him, yet both of them looked calm.

Supposedly, it was impossible for Ruben to know nothing of the gossip about Archibald, but why was he still so calm?

When the people were still wondering, Ruben blurted, "You’re almost 30 now, and finally, there’s some gossip about you. I thought you were gay."

Ruben’s words startled each one at the table. Did the master of the house just say that?

Even Archibald couldn’t resist coughing. What’s more, Ruben looked sideways at Archibald, and asked seriously in a sonorous voice, "It’s said that you took her to take a pregnancy test. Is she pregnant?"

Bang, clank. The noises of chopsticks and spoons falling into the bowls came.

'Grandpa Ruben, could you stop stunning us with your words?'

May closed her gaping mouth, picked up the chopsticks again that she had been too surprised to hold, and stared at Ruben admiringly. "Grandpa, you’re really something. Your ideas keep pace with the times. It’s not easy for Archibald to be in a relationship since he’s no longer young, and it’d be best if he really had a child. In that case, I will have not only a sister-in-law, but also a nephew. It’s great to buy one and get one free."

However, Beatrice didn’t think so. When she had seen the news, she had thought it was made-up. If there really was some woman pregnant with her son’s baby, it would be a top priority for her, and something serious for the Hawkins' family too.

After all, Archibald was the lineal grandson, so his child would be the first one of Ruben’s eldest son’s family. If it were a boy, he would take over the Hawkins' family business in the future, and the mother of the child must be someone the Hawkins' family was satisfied with. Therefore, what Beatrice was more worried about was whether her son was really the baby’s father or not!

"Archibald, is that true? What kind of family is that woman from? Such thing can’t be handled casually," Beatrice asked, frowning.

"I know that. It’s a hostess called Lillian Spencer," May offered the answer.

of this daughter of hers. She picked up a meatball and stuffed it into May’s mouth.

stared at his anxious mother and comforted,

Ruben frowned slightly as if he was trying to recall something.

the media world? This was not some decent identity,

family’s reaction. When he saw Ruben’s confused look, Archibald snickered, tilted his head slightly

suddenly realized, "So it’s her?" That virgin

what Archibald said, and their eyes darted between the grandfather and grandson. Were they

Serena and Benedict had been listening to them, while Benedict picked up Serena’s favorite food into her bowl considerately from time to

at the dinner table, something mysterious glinted in Benedict’s

it,

Lillian got off the car, they surged towards her. Luckily, bodyguards were dispatched from Archibald to protect her. Otherwise, Lillian

as well as Lawyer Bennett, the best lawyer of Millpond. Just at the age of 34, he had made such achievement and could be

Bennett’s family. It was because

exactly Sebastian. In a black suit, he looked statuesque and stern. On his right was his secretary, while on his left was another famous lawyer of Millpond, Lawyer

and came to him in

you bring the lawyer with you today for Spencer’s case?" One of the

of Lillian. Since my media company is short of great hosts, I’m very willing to ask Lillian to join my company after she is released from the radio

help Lillian in court, and he was also holding out an olive branch to her. As long as Lillian canceled the contract, Sebastian’s media company would

who had made Lillian popular. Now, she was still having an affair with Archibald, while Sebastian came personally with his lawyer to help her. It was a story of the hero rescuing a beauty, but who would believe that Sebastian was doing this just

Lillian, Sebastian, Joanna. Well, a great

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