Vivian was exceedingly calm. In a short period of time, she had come up with countless methods on how to get rid of the pea-sized embryo inside of her. However, just as she was contemplating which method she should use, a voice popped up in her mind. There was a better way to use the little pea inside of her. She intended to use it as her bargaining chip to get what she wanted from Edward, and then she would get rid of it in front of him. The thought was getting stronger and stronger to the

Joan Konstantin had indeed regained consciousness except she couldn’t move at all. She couldn’t even speak. Vivian rushed towards her but stopped at the doorway of her ward. Then, she turned around and shot Edward, who had been following closely behind her, an icy glare. Edward was momentarily taken aback before he understood what she meant. He curled his lips in self-mockery and stopped at the doorway. “I’ll wait for you outside,” he calmly said.Vivian walked in on her own. She stood at the s

Edward did not react at first, as if he didn’t hear her clearly. He raised his brows ever so slightly and simply stared at her in a daze.Vivian smirked and asked, “Are you stupefied from happiness?”He had been hoping that she would get pregnant and that she would give him a child so that she would never be able to sever ties from him. To achieve this, he had come up with a hundred different schemes, sweet-talking her continuously, and even resorting to ridiculous methods like piercing the co

“What do you want?” he asked her as he smiled, “I’ll give you whatever you want.”“A wedding ceremony. The bigger, the better,” she replied calmly.“Alright,” he replied and stared at her intently, then carefully asked, “Shall I get your parents to come back? If they find out that you’re alive, they…”“I’ve died long ago!” Vivian cut him off shrilly, only realizing that she had sounded too harsh after the words had left her mouth. She paused for a moment, then calmed herself down. “Their daug

He paused for a short while and could not help breaking into laughter. He did as she said, patting her damp hair softly. Then, he asked her again kindly, “Like this?” She made no reply, but she could not find any fault with him either.It was deadly silent. The floor lamp shed a gentle ray of light on her dark hair and seemed to add a tinge of gold to her mane. She had just showered, so her hair smelled heavenly, and it excited him. Unknowingly, he paused his actions. At that moment, Vivian