Semua Bab Of Pillows and Pampering: Bab 1111 - Bab 1120

At this rate, there was no need for her to keep things from Evonne any longer. She had lost the ability to have children and would probably be happy to know she had a son of her own… Heaving a sigh, she was just about to talk about Rohan’s identity when Evonne’s phone rang. It was an unknown number. Evonne did not bother hiding things from Sally and answered the phone in front of her. “What?” “I’ll be right back.” Evonne hurriedly hung up and stood. “The men at the hotel said that my dad has left with a Mr. Greene.” The woman pursed her lips, a cold look flashing across her eyes. “I hate Seth Greene so much. He’s followed me all the way here!” Then, she grabbed her stuff and got ready to leave. Evonne gritted her teeth. “If he’s at A City, I’m going to leave A City. I can’t stand the thought of even existing in the same city as him!” “We’ll never be able to reconcile during this lifetime.” Then, the woman took her bag and strode off. Sally stood rooted to the

I like really long, trailing veils. The veil will be studded with lots of butterflies and sparkling diamonds. Evonne Turner’s veil will need to be dazzling! Right now, Seth felt that the sparkling diamonds on the veil the woman before him was wearing were blinding him. In the end, she had still donned the veil she liked. However, the man standing beside her was not him. The members of the Yoder family and the priest all had ugly expressions on their faces as they gazed at the man who had barged in halfway. The priest had a cold expression on his face as he stared at Seth and asked, “Sir, may I know why you're objecting to their marriage?” “Because she’s my child’s mother.” Seth cackled as he looked up at Evonne’s back. “Perhaps I should be more precise. I’m not against her getting married. Instead, I’m objecting to her bringing my child along with her as she gets married to another man.” Sally’s heart jolted when she heard what Seth had to say. How was that possible

He must be the child she was pregnant with during that car crash. She had arranged for that car crash to happen. She had wanted to die along with the kid. When she woke up, she thought the child was dead. Worried that others might think she was still hung up over Seth, she had put on a front and said she had never wanted that kid. It did not matter if he was dead. Perhaps… only Sally knew she was pretending. If not… why had she saved that child in secret… Tears brimmed in Sally’s eyes as she pursed her lips and gazed at Evonne, unable to form a complete sentence. They were best friends. They had gone through so much together. Sally understood that Evonne knew everything now after the woman gave her a look. They did not need to say anything else. She wiped her tears and smiled. “Good luck.” Evonne also smiled and nodded. “I will.” Then, she turned to look at Seth. “Mr. Greene, this is all I have to say to you.” “Even if this child is ours, you have no right t

——————In a pub not too far away from the church. Elijah quietly poured a glass of wine to hand to Seth, who was sitting in front of him. “Want a drink?” Seth shook his head stubbornly. “You’ll feel better after a drink.” “After that drink, nothing will change except for the fact you’ll be puking.” Seth was eerily calm right now. He lowered his head, his lips curling up into a sad smile. “How foolish…” “Turns out…” He raised a hand and put it over where his kidney would be. “Everything was because of this.” “Elijah, tell me. Would I never have had the chance to get together with her in this life if I hadn’t received her mother’s kidney?” Elijah glanced at him. “What do you think?” “How I wish I hadn’t received this transplant back then.” “How I wish I had died from that kidney disease.” “If so… I wouldn’t have become the person I am now.” The multi-colored lights in the pub illuminated the despair in his eyes. Elijah calmly poured himself a glass of booze

The servant’s face turned crimson. Thomas laughed coldly as he said, “Don’t come along!” Then, he stood and walked up the stairs shakily. His and Evonne’s room was at the end of the second-floor corridor. As the servant looked on, Thomas pushed the door shakily. What surprised him was that Evonne had not locked the door. The door was pushed open. Evonne had a pair of modest pajamas on as she sat on the bed quietly and flipped through a medical journal. The woman looked up when she heard the noise at the door. When she saw Thomas standing there drunkenly, she smiled and said, “You’re here.” Thomas was stunned. He was half-sober now. He frowned and shut the door before asking quietly. “You didn’t shut the door?” They were in a fake marriage, and they did not know each other well. Any normal woman would have taken precautions and locked the door, right? However, not only had Evonne not locked the door, she was also very calm when she saw him walk in. Her face was