Semua Bab Of Pillows and Pampering: Bab 901 - Bab 910

When Elijah saw the rueful expression on Sally’s face, he chuckled and kissed her. “I won’t do it anymore.” “But this was a good decision.” Sally turned and looked at the children who were eating the chicken. “These children are so pitiful.” Ever since Sally had become a mother herself, her love for children had grown even deeper. Her heart twinged with pain when she watched the parent-less children sit obediently and gnaw on the chicken. “Let’s come visit them more in the future.” “Alright.” Sally sighed. “These children are so pitiful.” “I’m very pitiful too.” Elijah snaked his arm around Sally’s waist. “I want a third and fourth child, but you won’t give birth to them for me.” Sally, “...” She was still sighing over these children! Where had the man’s thoughts traveled to!? She pursed her lips and was about to push Elijah away when the man’s lips kissed hers gently. Sally was just about to wrestle herself away when the window beside her was opened. The ch

Sally stared at her phone. She had no idea how she should reply to him. Sighing, she shut her phone off, deciding to just ignore him completely. However, she felt somewhat uncomfortable doing so. Was it a good idea… standing up an old classmate like that? As she thought of that, she raised her head and gazed at the man, who was focused on driving. Dark circles were present on his chiseled face, and you could also see that his eyes were somewhat bloodshot. He had been extremely tired for the past few days. One of the reasons Elijah had been so tired was because of her old classmate, Quirinus Banks. Sally shut her eyes. She had decided between Quirinus and Elijah. After all, one of them was Quirinus, and he was no longer the person he used to be. The other person was Elijah, who spent his days and nights with her, protecting her with all his might. Any average person would be able to tell the difference between the importance they held to her. Elijah’s car soon pu

Past ten at night. Sally spent a long time before she finally managed to get both the kids to sleep. “Little Sarah likes Daddy, Mommy, and Sam. Little Sarah likes everyone…” Sally could still hear her daughter talking in her sleep as she quietly shut the door. The woman shook her head helplessly. It was all Elijah’s fault! He was the one who had asked the child who they liked more and look what had happened as a result! “Mommy.” Sally was just about to close the door and leave when Sam’s voice rang out from the room. She frowned and looked instinctively toward where Sam was sleeping. The little guy was sprawled across his bed and gazing quietly at Sally. His eyes glimmered as they reflected the light from the corridor that shone through the gap in the door. The little guy gazed seriously at Sally. “Mommy, how was your first day of work? Are you tired?”Sally’s heart twinged Her little man had remembered to ask her such a thoughtful question. The woman let o

Sally held her phone and shut her eyes as she thought long and hard about Evonne’s suggestion. She had to admit that Evonne was right. The best way to help Elijah was by meeting with Quirinus and convincing him to not make things difficult for Elijah. Although she knew… that her abilities were limited and that Quirinus would never let a golden opportunity slip through his fingers for an old classmate. However, she had to try. Even if she failed, she knew she would never regret begging Quirinus. Sighing, Sally had just located Quirinus’ number and opened her chat with him when the man’s footsteps could be heard outside the door. A second later, the sweaty man handed Sally a black plastic bag. Sally was stunned when she saw the bag had been stuffed to the brim. “Why… are there so many?” “I didn’t know which brand you liked, and I also didn’t know which kind you liked.” The man let out a breath and turned his head to the side as he said somewhat awkwardly, “So I boug

Sally drove herself over to Summers Village. She did not get Ol’ Joe to drive her, nor did she hail a cab. After all, A City was not that far away from Summers Village, and many cab drivers were too lazy to make the trip. On the way there, the woman thought continuously about how she should steer the topic of the conversation toward the grudge between Moses Corporation and Banks Corporation after she met up with Quirinus. Thus, she never noticed that a black BMW had been following her ever since she left the building that housed Moses Corporation. Half an hour later, Sally’s car pulled to a stop at an old fried chicken place in Summers Village. It had been a long time since she had returned to Summers Village. Everything seemed simultaneously old and new to her at the same time. The warmth here was familiar. It smelled like home. The strangeness here were the faces. They were all new ones. It had been so many years. The people she had known back when she was a student w