Chapter 1082

Chapter 1082:

“Not a problem.”

Schedule in hand, Docie made her way to the Riggs Group’s top floor. Inside Susan’s office, Dane sat, holding her hand with evident nervousness.

“Susan, if you feel unwell at all, you have to tell me, alright?”

Seated on the sofa, Susan felt a touch of embarrassment as she recalled what had happened before entering the office.

That morning, Dane had driven her to the Riggs Group building. As she stepped out of the car, a sudden flutter in her stomach caught her off guard. It was the first time she’d felt the baby kick since her pregnancy began, and the sensation startled her enough to elicit a small scream.

Panicked, Dane leapt out of the car, ready to rush her to the hospital. At that very moment, other employees were arriving for work, many of whom saw Dane lifting her at the building’s entrance.

Susan calmly explained to Dane that it was only the baby moving. Yet, his concern for her well-being lingered.

Though reluctant, he agreed not to take her to the hospital but insisted on accompanying her to the office. Susan had little choice but to allow him to accompany her.

Together, they entered the exclusive elevator, with Dane carrying her in his arms while employees watched curiously.

Susan was known for her professional demeanor, a stark contrast to her personal life. Yet, after this morning’s event, she couldn’t help but feel that her image had shifted in the eyes of those who had witnessed it.

Gently shaking her head, Susan placed Dane’s hand on her belly. “See? Everything’s fine—it’s just the baby moving. Didn’t we learn about this in our prenatal classes?”

Dane recognized he might have overreacted, but the theoretical knowledge they’d gained from the doctor felt entirely different when faced with the real experience.

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The furrow in Dane’s brow showed that, despite Susan’s reassurances, his worry hadn’t fully subsided. After a moment’s thought, he looked into Susan’s eyes and proposed, “Susan, you’ve been through so much these past few months. With our wedding just two weeks away, why not work from home for now? Having a medical team on standby would give me so much peace of mind.”

While Dane radiated calm and composure in the business world, his profound care for his family, especially Susan, was clear. He wasn’t trying to hinder her career but rather saw working from home as a beneficial option for her.

Looking into Dane’s worried eyes, Susan hesitated, then nodded in agreement. It wouldn’t hinder any essential tasks, and it might allow Dane to concentrate on his work without constant concern for her well-being.

“Alright, let’s do it your way,” Susan said with a soft smile.

Dane felt an immense weight lift from his heart at Susan’s agreement, relief flooding through him.

“I’ve already arranged for the medical team. Just let me know if you need anything at home. I’ll handle any work-related issues to make sure you’re as comfortable and stress-free as possible…”

“Okay, I got it,” Susan interjected, cutting him off. “Everything you’ve done for me has always been perfect.”

Dane’s sharp features softened as his gaze filled with love for Susan.

Taking her hand, he pressed a gentle kiss to it.

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