Chapter 332

Joyce instantly understood that she and Luther had never been

divorced.

Charlotte couldn't take the pressure anymore.

As Joyce saw how she was kneeling and also kowtowing, Joyce felt so

embarrassed.

"Charlotte, get up and we can talk. You shouldn't think about it. It's not

good for the baby in your belly.” Joyce advised, “I know what you

mean. Too many accidents happened some time ago, I was not able to

divorce Luther in time, I know it has caused you trouble, and I am sorry.

But you don't have to get down on your knees to me, it was my

responsibility.”

"Hurry up and get up, it's not nice to be seen. Let's sit down and talk,

shall we?"

"No, I can feel that his attitude towards me has changed, and I worry

every day that he will change his mind. I can't sleep every day. He

said..." she cried, "He swore to me, said he loved me, swore he would

marry me, and I gave him everything. We also ... had this child. But

now, I am so worried that he will change his mind. I am afraid he will

abandon me and not want me and the child in my womb."

Charlotte couldn't stop crying and her eyes were swollen like walnuts.

Joyce took out a tissue to wipe her tears, but the more she wiped, the

more she cried.

"Joyce, I can't live without this baby.” Charlotte moved forward on her

knees, hugging Joyce's legs as if she was afraid, and refusing to let go.

"The doctor said that my uterus was in a bad condition when I had the

child and if I don’t give birth to this baby, perhaps I won't have another

chance. I want this baby. I want this child, and I can't live without this

child. I'm sorry, I know I shouldn't have asked you for something like

this, everyone has the right to pursue their own happiness, but I'm

really scared. Ugh." Charlotte cried and cried, and in the end she could

barely breathe.

Joyce squatted down and sighed as she subconsciously stroked the

small of her back.

Who would have known that she was actually pregnant as well?

Charlotte worried that her child would be born without a father.

But her child was the one destined to be born without a father.

What a sin.

"Charlotte, I'm sorry. It's a little late, but I'm already looking for a place,

and I'll move out the day after tomorrow after the board meeting." Joyce

promised.

"Really?" Charlotte looked up, her tearful eyes filling up at her as if she

couldn't believe it.

"I promise!" Joyce nodded, "You get up.”

Saying that, Joyce pulled Charlotte up from the floor with force and

helped her sit on the couch.

After Charlotte sat down on the couch, Joyce handed her a tissue to

wipe her tears.

Immediately, she walked out of the box again, ordered a hot cup of

oolong tea and a glass of lemon juice.

By the time the waiter brought up the tea, Charlotte had finally stopped

sobbing.

Joyce pushed the hot oolong tea in front of Charlotte, "Have some tea,

don't cry.” Although she and Charlotte grew up in the same orphanage

as children, she and Charlotte did not really know much about each

other. Perhaps it was because she was introvert herself, or perhaps

she and Charlotte really didn't get along.

Even later, after the two entered the same university, they didn’t meet

often.

Instead, they started to communicate and meet more frequently from

the time they started their internship at R&S Group.

She did not know much about Charlotte's temperament or past, nor did

she know how Charlotte met Luther.

However, none of that mattered anymore. She didn't want to get

between them.

“I didn't mean to take your place either. Things happened suddenly

recently. I'm sorry, I'll take care of this soon. You have been worrying

too much. It's not good for the fetus, you should take care of your

health and take care of yourself.”