Noticing my gaze, he pretended to cough and said, âWeâll go out for a walk every day from now on.â
I nodded as I knew no one could change his mind. âWhat other books have you bought?â I asked.
âSome of them introduced by Mario.â After brief words, he told me, âPut on your coat. Itâs stopped raining!â
âReally?â I was a little reluctant to go out.
He nodded with a determined look, âIâll wait for you here!â
It seemed that I couldnât reject him again, so I went upstairs to find a jacket and went out with him.
The distance between the two villas in the landscape area is farther apart to leave enough green space for each villa and thus the area of the villa area becomes wider.
No sooner when I took his arm and walked for a while, I didnât want to go anymore and stopped to look at him and said, âWeâve been walking a long time. Letâs go back home!â
âNo! Less than ten minutes!â he said, a little sternly, âFifty more minutes!â
The road was a little damp and the air was warm with the dim streetlights shadowed that it was particularly pleasant to look at.
I was just a bit lazy and didnât want to walk.
But he urged me again so I followed him for several minutes.
There was nothing to talk about, and it was so quiet that only birds chirped.
As I walked with my head down, a question sprang up. âDennis, whatâs the babyâs name?â
The baby is due in a few months.
He looked down and thought about it and looked at me dully, âHow about Skylar?â
My grandmother named me Clara from a poem since she thought I was cute when she adopted me, and she wanted me to grow up to be graceful and beautiful.
âDoes Skylar means graceful and beautiful?â
He smiled lightly, âYou can interpret it that way!â
After several maternity tests, I wasnât sure if it was a boy or a girl.
âBut the name is for a girl. What if he is a boy baby?â I asked.
âIf itâs a boy, weâll think about it when heâs born!â
I bristled, âDennis, you value girls over boys!â
He wrapped his arm around my waist and smiled, âItâs a tradition in our family which canât be changed easily.â
âWhat...â
After walking for a while, I couldnât walk any further on the way back. I just squatted on the ground. âDennis, go back by yourself! I canât walk anymore.â
He looked at me, towering over me, a little helpless on his face. âItâs only been thirty minutes!â
I put the umbrella under my butts and told him, âI wonât walk for a few minutes either.â
My back was sore and aching as being pregnant was so suffocating.
He squatted beside me and said helplessly, âCome up here!â
âCarry me?â
I froze and shook my head, âNo, I canât. itâll press the baby!â
He touched his forehead, âCan I carry you back?â
I nodded and smiled at him, âYes!â
However, I hesitated at the thought that the journey back was long and looked at him uncertainly, âAre you sure you can hold me that far?â
âOr stay here?â
I hastily got up. Hands reached around his neck and smiled, âCome on, letâs go home!â
He did pick me up and headed off in the direction of my home.
I looked at him and asked, âCan you?â
He worked out a lot and his body was extraordinarily muscular. So if it were normal I wouldnât have been worried about him struggling to carry me.
But at this point, with the addition of a baby, I was a little wary.
He lowered his eyes to me and raised his eyebrows, âWhat do you think?â
Obviously, I was too heavy to be carried!
âBetter put me down!â Iâve still been controlling my diet lately. But is no use.
Itâs no doubt that many women donât want to give birth to babies. Itâs inevitably bad for a figure to carry a baby.
He withdrew his power on his arm and said, âStop it or youâll fall later!â
When I saw his handsome and charming face, I was attracted and stopped talking.
I had no idea how did I get to the villa? How did I get back to the bedroom?
The next day I woke up.
There was no one around me. I got out of bed and walked around, but Dennis was not in the room.
In retrospect, I was moved. It also somehow seemed that the arrival of this baby had brought expectations to all of us.
Seeing me standing in dazed, Nanny took the mop and said, âSir went out early where something going on at the office and he had cooked you your favorite porridge with two eggs. He told yourself to walk outside after eating.â
I nodded.
It had rained last night and the air was exceptionally fresh.
After eating breakfast. Lots of fruits were in sight. âNanny, why did you buy so much fruit at once?â
Nanny put away the mop, âItâs Mr. brought last night and told me it was someone mailed it to you. All are seasonal fruits.â
I washed some of them and kept some in the fridge.
Yeah, it was Diana.
âWash all please! Iâll go to the office later and bring it to them.â
Iâm going to visit Mario. Dianaâs pregnancy should not be kept hidden.
âOK!â Nanny took out all the fruits.
I wanted to help but she told me that the cold water was bad for the baby.
So I just sat aside and packed the washed fruit in a big bag.
After a while, there was a large bag of fruit scattered about.
âI will have lunch with Dennis,â I told her then put them in my car.
***
I sat in the car and called Dennis. He picked up in no time.
âHave you eaten breakfast yet?âVoice was so clear and the environment sounded quiet.
âYes! Are you busy? Could you come down and help me carry the fruit?â
âA lot?â
âYesâ
âWait for minutes!â
He hung up the phone. About two minutes later. A black suit with a quick pace, Toby showed up. He walked to the car directly and looked at me, âMr.
Denies is in a meeting and told me to carry it for you!â
âWell!â I got out of the car and opened the car for him.
Seeing a pile of fruit, Toby was surprised.
I explained, âA friend mailed them up from the countryside. Please distribute them to departments as soon as possible.â Handing him the car keys, I carried a small bag into the company.
Please Love Me, Mr. George ï¤Chapter 113 Self-cultivation of Pregnancy
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