"You're skipping work, Mr. Fu. Your salary should be deducted twice as much if you skip work for no reason," Rachel joked as she smiled at the man in front of her.
Jack decided to play along. "All I want is to take her out to open her field of vision."
Amused by Jack's theatric expressions, she punched him gently on the chest. "Ass. Where do you want to take me? Tell me or the police would be on their way."
He completely changed character as he solemnly placed a hand on his chest, shaking his head. "Don't be scared. I'll take you to a fairyland."
The car echoed with laughter as the two joked along the way. Unconsciously, the atmosphere between them finally relaxed and brightened as mirth danced across their eyes. In more than an hour's drive, the sunlight's orange gaze delighted their view.
The road they were going on was flanked by two mountains, as if the road had split them into two. Rachel admired the scenery with curiosity and excitement.
He drove very fast until he arrived at their destination. Although it wasn't a paradise, it was still a place that could hold a thousand pictures.
She got out of the car. The sun was still shining brightly outside. Since she didn't take her umbrella with her, she raised her hand to cover her forehead.
Jack led her along the path till they finally fou
hild. If she was willing, he'd even rush to the courts and have their marriage certificate ready.
When the idea came to his head, he had even surprised himself. He had never thought that he'd be so willing to marry the woman in front of him.
But then, another thought loomed before him. What would he do if she didn't want the baby?
At the thought, he couldn't help but feel panicked. If she didn't want the baby, then he had no other choice but to follow her.
Knowing her, he was powerless to what she was planning to do.
Henry had never felt so sober in his entire life.
All she wanted was him.
But he was asking too much.
Henry walked to the sofa and sat down. Numerous ideas flashed through his mind in such a short time.
After careful thinking, he was incredibly worried.
He had no choice but to wait for her to open the door.
'What is she thinking?' he thought.
Lea hasn't calmed down yet. She sat on the bed and stared up at the wall.
She was pregnant. She had never thought of pregnancy.
At least, she never thought of pregnancy before marriage.
But she also didn't want to have an abortion either. All she tried to do was sit there and try to get used to the fact that she was actually having a baby.
The mere thought ran through her mind as she contemplated with it some more.