The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 622

“Stop pulling my leg Mr. Blanchet! What kind of checkup do I need? I’m not sick at all, so there’s no need for any stupid checkup!” Ellinor med her best to shake off his grip but no matter how hard she tried she just couldn’t She felt like she was about to keel over

Where the heck did Collin park the car? Why wasn’t be coming back to check on Thea?

“Elliot what are you so worried about?”

He stood up and yanked her closer with a firm pull his sharp gaze locked on her eyes as If trying to see through her very soul.

Fear washed over Ellinor, making her avoid his piercing stare

“Mr. Blanchet, you’re overthinking this! What do I have to be afraid of? Im just saying that as a married woman, it’s not cool to go see a gynecologist with a man who isn’t my husband if anyone we know sees us, it could stir up a hornel’s nest and tarnish our reputationst

He scoffed As long as you’re on the straight and narrow, there’s nothing to worry about You’ve got nothing to hide, right? Let’s go, Ms. Mendoza!”

Let me go, I’m not going Ellinor dug her heels into the hospital corridor floor, putting up a fight.

But the more she resisted, the more curious he became about what she was hiding. He was almost certain his quess was right.

Ellinor’s struggle was in vain as he simply scooped her up, not allowing her to resist, and strode towards the gynecology department.

a blood test. Throughout the entire process, she had no chance to make a

a total disaster

cunning man, was

was she going to

pregnancy, would he

was unexpected

wouldn’t be out of line if he demanded she get an abortion.

couple of months, she had grown attached to her unborn baby, seeing it as her

keep the baby and have one more family member in this

feared the worst

was always watching. He seemed to see right through her and was always on guard to prevent her from escaping.

by, every second felt like torture

long, the test

glanced at the report and cheerfully said, “Ms.

words made

a smirk, Ms Mendoza, care to explain about the baby

she looked down,