Chapter 16

“Who told you there was someone Elliot liked? Where did you get the information? Do you know what her name is?”

 

 

Chelsea was beginning to feel uneasy despite being adamant that Elliot had no other woman besides her.

 

Avery shook her head and said, “What I said was just my opinion… I don’t know Elliot as well as you do.”

 

Avery changed her stance after calming down a little.

 

She realized that things were not as simple as they seemed, and she did not want to be dragged in.

 

She just wanted to give birth to her babies and live an average life.

 

“You scared me! I thought you saw him with a woman!”

 

Chelsea relaxed after hearing Avery’s explanation.

 

“Elliot isn’t the kind of man you think he is. He hates women and kids.”

 

“Do you know why he doesn’t like kids?” Avery asked casually.

 

“To be honest, I have no idea. I don’t want to know either. If he doesn’t like them, I just won’t have them,” Chelsea said, then furrowed her brows and mumbled to herself, “He’s actually pretty nice to me.”

 

“As long as you’re happy.”

 

Avery gave up trying to change her mind.

 

Everyone had the freedom of choice. What was important was being able to deal with the consequences of those choices.

 

She thought Chelsea was foolish. However, in the eyes of others, her decision to give birth to her and Elliot’s children was probably foolish as well.

 

When the food was served, Avery was so hungry that she began to eat right away.

 

Chelsea had a lot on her mind and had lost her appetite.

 

“Are you sure you didn’t fall in love with Elliot?” she asked.

 

“I’m sure,” Avery answered with a nod.

 

Chelsea could not understand her.

 

“Why? He’s capable and good-looking.”

 

Avery looked up at her and said, “If I had to choose between you and him, I’d choose you.”

 

At least that way, she would not get hurt.

 

Chelsea was utterly taken aback by her answer.

 

“Why?! Are you—”

 

“I was just using it as an example. It’s fine as long as

 

Avery suddenly began to look a

 

worked to maintain her father’s company after his passing. Chelsea could not stop sympathy from

 

college, right?” Chelsea

 

a sip of water, then

 

heard about your dad’s company. His debt has nothing to do with you since he has passed. You should focus on graduating and living your life,” Chelsea advised. “Where are you

 

gaze and

 

her

 

twenty-five million dollars was not a small

 

her own mother was asking her to

 

always telling her how revolutionary the company’s new product was, and that everything would only go upwards from here as long as they got through this

 

battling

 

when they were almost done

 

not spend much. Therefore, Avery did not

 

number,” Chelsea said when she walked over to Avery

 

and I are getting divorced soon, so there’ll be no reason for us to meet

 

upset about being rejected, but the

 

I’ll be the only one by Elliot’s side,” Chelsea said as she

 

……

 

p.m., Avery met the doctor after receiving all of

 

doctor browsed through the reports, then adjusted her glasses, and said,

 

sat frozen in

 

“The probability of being pregnant with fraternal twins

 

was thumping wildly in her

 

Fraternal twins!

 

ever heard of fraternal twins, but she had never met a pair in real

 

it’s best to do it while you’re still in your first trimester. The longer you wait, the bigger the risk. It’s a cruel thing, both for you and the babies. Right now, your

 

I want to give birth to

 

Avery had finally made up her

 

up these forms for me, and I’ll open up

 

……

 

in the afternoon when Avery emerged from

 

up early and had not taken a nap, but she was on the verge

 

filter.

 

straight to her room, and

 

out

 

bed. Both her

 

knew she was hungry, but she could not bring

 

phone suddenly began to ring, so she

 

list I gave you?” Shaun’s voice

 

lowered her gaze, took a breath, and said,

 

them, then. Maybe you can call them

 

“Sure,” Avery responded.

 

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