Accidentally Pregnant After Divorcing The Billionaire (Jonathan and Teresa) novel Chapter 206

206.Chapter 206

Teresa shook her head. “It’s nothing” she said softly, though her eyes were brimming with countless unspoken words. Jonathan, if you ever find out that I had your child, will you feel sorry for me for raising him on my own, or will you hate me for keeping it a secret from you? she wondered.

Teresa didn’t know the answer. At first, she didn’t want to tell him. Then, it became something she couldn’t bring herself to say And now, she was too scared to say it.

Teresa snapped back to reality. There was no way that she could carry over a hundred roses by herself. Jonathan had just paid 300 bucks for all of them, and she wasn’t about to leave without making the most of it.

Spotting a group of young people running roadside stalls nearby, Teresa was inspired. She decided to try her hand at selling the roses.

Mimicking their style, she called out, “Don’t miss out. One rose for just 5 dollars, and you get a free photo with this handsome guy next to me.”

Jonathan stared at her, dumbfounded. He thought, ‘You’ve got to be kidding me!

Teresa grinned. “Come on. No one here knows us anyway. What’s the harm? Otherwise, we’re just throwing the flowers away. This way, we can at least make some travel money.”

To her surprise, a few girls hesitated, clearly tempted by the offer. They wanted both the roses and the chance to take a photo with Jonathan.

But Jonathan immediately turned his back on them. “I’m not an attraction. Don’t rope me into your schemes.”

Unfazed, Teresa quickly adjusted her pitch. “Fine. Buy a rose, and you’ll get a free photo with me, the stunning beauty of the day. Don’t miss your chance

Jonathan could only look at her in exasperation. He thought, ‘How can she be so shamelessly confident? Though, to be fair, she is indeed stunning.‘ Soon, a few girls approached, bought roses, and eagerly posed for photos with Teresa.

One of the girls remarked that Teresa looked like her favorite celebrity, while another said she resembled a member of a girl group–someone who must be great at singing and dancing.

Jonathan suddenly interjected, “Don’t let her face fool you. She’s tone–deaf.”

Teresa shot him a glare. “If you’re not going to help, at least don’t sabotage me.”

Jonathan didn’t say another word. He stepped aside, watching Teresa expertly take selfies with the girls. She was a selfie pro, effortlessly finding the best angles to make everyone look their best.

The girls were beaming, each happily buying a rose before they went on their way.

More young girls came by just to buy roses without taking photos. Many couldn’t resist complimenting Teresa, saying how beautiful she was and how handsome her husband was.

Teresa explained, “He’s just my partner, not my husband.”

“Really? You two totally look like a couple,” one of them replied, clearly unconvinced.

“Who said we were a couple? We’re just like a duo. Nothing more,” Teresa protested.

Jonathan wanted to chime in, but as the crowd around them grew, he decided to let it go. He turned away with his hands stuffed in his pockets, letting Teresa ramble on as she pleased.

Out of nowhere, a slightly chubby man walked up, cheerfully bought ten roses, and asked to take a photo with Teresa.

The moment his hand touched Teresa’s shoulder, a long, strong hand swiftly brushed it aside.