Accidentally Pregnant After Divorcing The Billionaire (Jonathan and Teresa) novel Chapter 420

Chapter 420

“Alright, I’ll reach out to Teresa once the DNA test results for Isabel and Teresa are in,” Sanford said, then left.

Teresa turned to Jennifer. “See? Good thing I never let him meet Michael. Do you think he could keep something like that under wraps?”

Jennifer frowned, “Sanford really let me down. He never used to be like this. I don’t know what’s gotten into him this time.”

“And you,” she turned her frustration on Teresa, “what’s your deal? You’ve let me down, too.”

Teresa fell silent.

“You slept with Jonathan again when you went on that business trip?”

“What’s it to you?”

“How is it not my business?” Jennifer grabbed Teresa’s wrist. “I’m your big sister. It’s my job to teach you about morals and decency.”

Hearing Jennifer talk about “morals and decency,” Teresa just found it laughable. “Your job transfer and promotion were all thanks to Jonathan’s connections. You promised me you’d leave Nareigh for Shaville, but you broke your word.

“And you’re perfectly fine spending the money Donald’s parents gave him, letting him buy you a house. So tell me, how do you have the nerve to lecture me about morals and decency?”

Jennifer snapped, “Why are you dragging me into this? I just don’t want you to get mixed up with Jonathan again. I’m doing this for your own good–l don’t want you to make the same mistakes. He’d already left Nareigh.

“But now, thanks to you running off on that business trip and getting tangled up with him again, he’s back. And now he even thinks you’re pregnant.”

Teresa shot back, “Isn’t that what you’re here for? The all–powerful Dr. Nelson who can ‘fix‘ any DNA test. With you around, what do I have to worry

about?

“Go ahead and keep climbing that career ladder. I’m sure your precious nephew will help you become director.”

“You!” Jennifer was so mad at Teresa’s sharp tongue that she could barely speak. ‘When it comes to arguing, Teresa is a pro–who did she even get that

from?‘

She tried to calm herself down. Right now, she cared more about the fate of the child in her womb. “When are you coming with me for the abortion? I can’t go alone, Teresa. I need you there.”

“I’m not going with you. It’s your baby–whether you keep it or not, that’s your call.” Teresa turned to leave, her tone cold and final.

Jennifer froze for a second before blocking her path. “I care so much about your feelings. But why can’t you ever see things from my side? Do you really think I’m that heartless?

“If I have this baby, I’ll lose everything. I’ll fall behind, all my years of hard work wasted. My classmates and junior colleagues will laugh at me for giving up my career to be a stay–at–home mom, turning into a housewife.

“My whole life plan will be ruined. I don’t want to be cruel to the baby, but I can’t stand the thought of anyone looking down on me. I’m so torn up.”

Teresa yanked her hand free. “First of all, no one ever told you to give up your career. You can have both–career and family. You’re the one overt

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“You’re not even thirty and already an associate professor. Jennifer, you’re already amazing, and your classmates envy your life. Who would look down on you?”

“Enough.” Teresa couldn’t understand Jennifer’s logic. Jonathan helped her, and not only was she ungrateful, but she even blamed him for messing up her plans.

“She used to have her dad’s last name, Wilson. After my mom divorced her second husband, she changed it to her own. You took your mom’s last name, too, so what’s so strange about it?” Teresa replied.