Chapter 1340
Julian’s Stand-In Wife
His father had harmed her parents.
And now, she was forced to continue pretending to be blind and ignorant. She had to keep recognizing that bastard as her father.
âThe Channings shouldnât hurt people like this.â
Oliver found Fannyâs words somewhat amusing, âDidnât you also do the same to me?â
The image of blood flowing from Fanny beneath him resurfaced in his mind.
That blood.
It was his child.
His flesh and bloodâ¦
The happy family life he once hoped to create with Fannyâ¦
It was all gone now.
All gone!
The only thing lingering in Oliverâs heart is hatred.
He hated Fanny.
He hated her for causing the death of their child. He hated her revenge. He also hated himself. He hated his father for taking Fanny in after causing the accident that killed her parents.
Vroom!
The car suddenly started moving.
Fanny was caught off guard. She lurched forward from the carâs momentum, and hit her head hard against the back seat.
Thud!
Fanny winced in pain. Her brows were furrowed tightly, and she was dizzy.
If it were before, Oliver would definitely stop the car. He wouldnât immediately ask if sheâs in pain or would he comfort her right away, but he would carefully inquire about her current symptoms.
That was his habit from his time as a doctor.
In contrast to those comforting gestures, he cared more about her overall health.
If Fanny had a slight headache, Oliver would be overly concerned, pulling her to check this and that.
But nowâ¦
The sound had been loud.
Even the rain hitting the car window couldnât drown out the sound of the impact.
Fannyâs face turned pale from the pain.
However, Oliver doesnât ask a single question.
He was focused solely on driving forward.
âWeâre here.â
After who knows how long theyâve been driving on the rainy night, Oliver woke Fanny up. She had curled up in the back seat once again.
Without saying a word, he picked her up.
Fannyâs stomach started hurting again.Books Chapters Are Daily Updated Join & Stay Updated For All Books Updatesâ¦
She wasnât the only one who thought about the pain; Oliver also thought of it.
âIt probably hasnât cleared out completely,â he said calmly, âYou might need a dilation and curettage procedure, or else, you wonât be able to conceive in the future.â
His tone was so indifferent. Yet, it carried a chilling undertone that Fanny couldnât ignore.
âOliverâ¦â
Her voice was hoarse, and her body was burning up by now. She was feverish all over.
âWhat do you mean by saying this?â She grabbed his arm, incredulously asking, âYouâ¦still want me to get pregnant?â
Oliver nodded, his gaze devoid of resentment or love.
He replied flatly, âYes. After you give birth, Iâll consider your debt settled. Weâll divorce then.â
âYouâre insane!â Fanny frantically pounded on him.
The intense movements caused her stomach to ache sharply. Oliver forcefully restrained her, rendering her unable to move, only able to make small, restrained noises in his arms.
She wasnât a threat to him at all, let alone escape from his embrace.
He held her like that, confidently moving towards his intended direction.
âOliver! I wonât get pregnant again! I wonât have your child again! Thereâs⦠Thereâs such a deep hatred between us! I want your father dead, do you understand? I want all of you dead!â
How could he?
How could he be so cruel as to make her bear another child for him?!
âI donât owe you anything!â Fanny shouted hoarsely, her voice strained. âI donât owe you anything!â
âWhether you owe me or not, itâs not for you to decide.â
Oliverâs gaze fell onto her stomach. Finally, there was a slight change in emotion.
âOnly I can decide whether you owe me or not. Be good.â He lowered his head beside Fannyâs ear, speaking as though he was coaxing her. âAs long as you give birth to one, just one, Iâll divorce you.
Then, you can do whatever you want to the Channings. To my dad. Iâll leave it to you.â
He had gone mad.
He must be mad!
After Oliver threw Fanny into a room, her conviction about this idea grew stronger.