When There Is Nothing Left But Love

I shook my head and weakly leaned back on the seat. “Anything will do.”

I had not done anything, but I felt abnormally exhausted.

Noticing my state, he buckled my safety belt for me and continued, “Let’s go home for the meal. After eating, you should get some rest for a while.”

Nodding, I closed my eyes, about to nap.

The following days, I remained worn out. I was only four months pregnant, and my stomach was not necessarily that big, so I could still work.

The audit for Fuller Corporation was now completed, so I felt relieved.

Due to the AC’s incident, Stacey had come to me with a letter of resignation. However, I did not approve it, asking her to rest at home for a while instead.

On the weekend, I made an appointment with Joe, hoping to learn more about the factory in South District.

It would be inappropriate for me to report this to the company – especially since he was Ashton’s friend.

Thus, I decided to have a private chat with the man instead.

The café was playing soft music, making the atmosphere in the shop seem light. After ordering a glass of juice, Joe stared at me with an impatient look. “What did you want to talk about?”

“Do you hate me because of Rebecca, or is it because of something else?” I queried, sounding as if I wanted to make small talk with him.

a laugh. “Is that what you wanted to

my head, I denied, “No, I muttered tiredly, “I

already gotten married. You like Rebecca,

done?” His expression turned grim. “Scarlett, who do you think you are? Do you think you’re

my

the topic. “All right, forget it. Let’s talk about the factory you stopped production

his gaze landed on me for a long while before

want to know

my job, so I did not bother with courtesy and small

you ask Ashton about it? Why are you asking me about

you got the funds for half a year, I don’t think you have any malicious intentions. I think you simply couldn’t

sneered. “Scarlett, aren’t you

a brow at me before cynically replying, “You can

I admire your work. You’re not bad of a business

he was always mean, I did not take his words to

my piece, there was nothing else to talk about. Hence, I

stepped out of the café,

told me to head

lot. It was then I found her on the first floor of the hospital, looking helpless and in a

report in her hands which I quickly took from

results of a blood test and an ultrasound. I was dumbfounded when I noticed the time at the