Chapter 584

Chapter 584 Have to Relent

Abigail looked at Sean and smiled bitterly. “Did he tell you we’d be having a kid in a couple of years?”

“Yep.” Analise nodded, smiling happily.

Abigail didn’t feel too good about this, but her grandmother was smiling, so she nodded. “We’ll try to

get a baby in a couple of years, then.” She didn’t say she’d do it immediately, thinking that if she had a

couple of years, she might be able to accept Sean eventually. Why do I get the feeling I’m forced to go

on a blind date?

Analise felt relieved after Abigail told her the answer she wanted to hear. “You should be thinking about

getting a kid. It’s not good for your b*dy if you get one when you’re too old. I’ve gone through this, so

listen to me. I wouldn’t hurt you, would I?” said Analise earnestly.

Abigail nodded, but she said nothing. Analise talked a lot with Abigail. She’d never talked this much

before. Eventually, she drifted to sleep. Abigail and Sean left the ward.

Sean had never felt this nervous before, but he tried to stay calm. “You haven’t eaten anything. You

want to grab something nearby, or do you want to take it back to the company?”

“Let’s get something nearby,” said Abigail. She wasn’t mad because of what Analise said.

“Sure.” Sean nodded.

Abigail was exhausted, but she held on. They came to a nearby restaurant, and Abigail leaned on a

chair. She looked into Sean’s eyes, asking, “Is it serious?”

“I asked the doc. Her diabetes is under control, but she isn’t getting any younger, so complications are

starting to show,” answered Sean.

A healthy elderly person and one afflicted with something would live two different lives. Colby was

about Analise’s age, but he was free of any illnesses, and he could play poker all day.

Abigail grunted. She fell silent for a moment, then she asked, “So how did she bring up the baby stuff

with you?”

“She wants to see her grandkids. You know how old people are. She was bedridden back then. I

couldn’t say no to her,” explained Sean.

Abigail nodded. “I see. I get it.”

“It’s not exactly a promise. We didn’t give her our word. I know we shouldn’t refuse her right away

either,” consoled Sean. It wasn’t appropriate for them to try and have kids at this stage. He knew

Abigail was still observing him now.

“I’ll ask the doctor tomorrow. If Grandma can still hang on for a couple of years, we’ll have to try and get

a baby,” said Abigail. She had no other avenues. Even if she could reach the peak of her career, even if

she had authority within the industry, she still felt trapped by fate.

She wanted to relent for her grandmother’s wish, though it wasn’t that fervent a request. Still, Analise

had been nice to her. She didn’t want Analise to leave with regrets.

Sean felt a little miffed about her answer. She’s only relenting because of Analise. She doesn’t really

want to make a family with me. But I can’t say no. “If you still can’t accept me in two years, we’ll deal

with it then. I don’t want to trap you.” Sean looked down. “I don’t like seeing you reluctantly going with

fate’s arrangements.”

“Me neither, but I have a feeling that there’s something almost sinister tying us together. If you’d just let

me go, then Grandma probably wouldn’t be having this wish.” There was a bitter smile in her voice.

Sean nodded. “But it wouldn’t sit right with me just to let you go. You’re the one who said you liked me,

and then you got a divorce.”

Abigail spewed her water out.

Sean complained, “I only had a little affection for you, but you just had to marry me. I said yes, and then

you up and tore the marriage apart. I didn’t like it one bit.”

Abigail coughed. “Don’t make it sound like I jilted you. You’ve never done right by me, have you?”

“That’s true,” said Sean without hesitation.

Abigail almost choked on herself. How’d he answer so fast? Speechlessly, she looked at Sean. “If you

know what you did was wrong, then don’t ever bring up the past.”

The waiter was serving their food, and Sean changed the subject, “I know. Just eat.”

Abigail dug into her food, still feeling miffed. What if I don’t feel anything for him after two years?

After the meal, they left the restaurant. Sean asked, “So, how will you deal with Howard?”

“Nope. Fairy Meadow’s dealing with him, not me. It’s a subsidiary. If it can’t deal with its problems, this

partnership has no need to exist,” said Abigail calmly. She was mad at what he said earlier, and she

knew that Howard was a severely limited man.

Before they could finish talking, Luna called. Abigail picked up her phone, but before she could say

anything, Luna cursed, “Did Howard do something to you? I knew that b*stard’s worth nothing!”