Chapter 1055
The Ceo’s Convict Wife
âI know. Itâs my fault! Itâs all my fault!â Warren shouted. âAmelia, I was completely and utterly wrong. I know that I canât make up for it. I just hope I can be good to you now, and I will do my best to make it up to you!â
Amelia smiled lightly, which even appeared somewhat nonchalant.
It was like someone who was once very important to her had become insignificant now.
âAiden and I didnât have your care from the beginning, yet we still survived to this day. Weâre still alive and well. Why do you think we need your care now?â retorted Amelia.
Her words stunned him, making Warren feel like there was ice coursing through his veins instead of blood.
âWarren, canât you just pretend you didnât know about my pregnancy? Is that too much to ask? There have been enough mistakes between us. Each time we get involved with each other, it causes nothing but harm to ourselves and everyone else,â said Amelia.
Warren stared at her blankly and felt that although they were close now, they seemed to be drifting further apart.
âYou are the eldest son and the head of the York family. You can seek out all the other women who love you. Thereâs no need to keep pestering me. Besides, look at me. Iâm 35 years old now and no longer a young girl, Warren. At this age, I canât afford to hurt myself anymore. Youâre just obsessed with me now. I know you feel sorry for me, so you want to make it up to me, but I donât need your help. I just want to live a quiet life. Warren, canât you let me go?â Amelia spoke eloquently, her voice carrying the calm and stillness that came after extreme anguish.
âItâs not an obsession! I love you! No matter how old you are, I still love you!â Warren roared, and his voice broke. âAmelia, I wonât hurt you. Please trust me this once!â
However, Amelia still looked at Warren with a very calm and indifferent gaze.
It seemed that the distance between him and her could never come to an end.
âWarren, all my trust in you had been destroyed back then. How are you supposed to get back something that has been destroyed?â
Her words seemed to put Warren into hell.
When Amelia returned to the concession stand, Matilda looked at her gloomy face and asked, âWhatâs wrong? Are you feeling unwell again? Didnât you go to the hospital for another reexamination? What did the doctor say?â
âThe doctor said that itâs nothing serious,â said Amelia, forcing a smile.
âOh, thatâs good.â Matilda was relieved.
Just as Amelia was about to change clothes in the fitting room, a car arrived at the concession stand.
Then, someone got out of the car and handed over several boxes of fruits and teas of various brands to Amelia.
The person said, âMr. York asked us to give this to you, Ms. Haab.â
Amelia looked at these gifts with a sense of bewilderment. These were all the things the doctor had told Warren about at the hospital that would help with her nausea.
She did not expect Warren to send someone over with these items so soon.
Without waiting for Ameliaâs answer, the person put down the items and left.
Matilda found this strange and muttered, âMr. York⦠Isnât that Warren? Why did he send these things over? Thereâs so many things, too!â
Amelia did not say anything. She just lowered her head, her line of sight seemingly focused on her abdomen.
When Rosalie had some free time, she came to the concession stand and saw Amelia, who seemed to have a lot on her mind.
âAmelia, whatâs wrong Is there something bothering you?â Rosalie asked.
Amelia remained silent for some time.
Rosalie said, âIf something is troubling you, you might as well just tell me. I will try my best to help if I can.â
Amelia then stroked her abdomen subconsciously with both hands.
âAmelia⦠Are you pregnant?â Rosalie hesitated for a moment before deciding to be frank.
Amelia trembled, and then she calmed down. âYes.â
Opening up about the situation was probably a good decision. At the very least, she could share her feelings and thoughts with Rosalie.
This secret weighed heavily on Ameliaâs heart over the last few days. She could not confide in Matilda, and it was even more challenging to discuss it with Aiden.
She could only pretend to be fine in front of her closest family.
âWhat are you thinking of doing?â Rosalie asked.
âI havenât figured it out yet,â Amelia confessed. âThis baby is Warrenâs, but I donât want to have anything to do with him anymore. If I choose to have this baby, then Iâm afraid that I might only get more involved with him.â
Rosalie pursed her lips and said, âAmelia, if you really want to have the baby, Iâll help you handle Warren. Iâll make sure that he canât force you to do anything.â
Amelia looked at Rosalie gratefully. âRosalie, thank you.â
âDonât thank me! Weâve been friends for so long, and I only have two best friends; you and Lillian!â said Rosalie. After a pause, Rosalie added, âBut Amelia, are you really not willing to give Warren a chance?â
Amelia smiled bitterly. âYouâre well aware of the situation between him. and I. Would you be willing if you were in my shoes?â
Rosalie was rendered speechless because she didnât know if she could forgive and move on with Jonathan if he did the same thing to her.
When the weekend arrived, Amelia was overseeing the shop when she saw Matilda coming back and cursing.
âMom, whatâs wrong? What happened?â Amelia asked hurriedly.
âNothing. I just quarreled with Mrs. Crane from over there,â Matilda said angrily.
Amelia was confused. âWhat did you quarrel with Mrs. Crane about?â
âItâs about that widow from the Lark family. Mrs. Crane is up in arms. about how that widow got pregnant less than two years after her husband died. Nobody knows whose child it is, and Mrs. Crane is complaining about how this woman was not upholding a widowâs virtue. I asked her what was the point of talking about virtue nowadays. Mrs. Crane is behaving as if it was the widowâs fault that she ended up pregnant. That womanâs husband is already dead! If she finds someone else and gets pregnant, what of it? Itâs her business! Why does Mrs. Crane have to gossip so much?â exclaimed Matilda tersely.
âAnd then, you guys fought?â Amelia asked.
âShe later mentioned you also had an illegitimate child, Iâ¦â Matilda stopped at this point. She faltered, and a hint of embarrassment crossed her face. Then, she chuckled and said, âOkay, I wonât say anything more. Forget it. Iâm going to prepare our meal.â
Matilda then went into the kitchen after saying this.
Amelia lowered her head and felt bitterness pool in her heart.
Everywhere, there were always people who liked to make mischief and meddle in othersâ affairs.
Matilda had argued with others in the past. because of her.
If she really gave birth to the baby in her belly, Amelia was concerned about even more gossip.
Aiden and Matilda then had to live through all this gossip, bearing the brunt of it all.
With this in mind, Amelia bit her lip. She seemed to have arrived at a decision.
She then gently stroked her abdomen and said in a very soft voice, âIâm sorryâ¦â