Being Pursued By Ex-husband novel Chapter 651

Chapter 651 Stay At My Place

Upon hearing Avery mention Allie, the gentle expression on Claire's face immediately turned cold.

The incident where that woman had caused a scene at the hospital was known to almost everyone, which greatly irritated Claire.

She looked at Avery, her voice gentle as she said, “She did come by this afternoon but was chased away by Old Mr. Moore. Allie has lost her son, and I understand she's upset, but her behavior is simply unreasonable. She completely disregarded the fact that you're pregnant, even wanting to lay hands on you while you're carrying her grandchild! I think it's best if you don't stay at the Moore residence anymore. Come stay at my place for a while.”

Allie blamed Avery for the mishap that befell Cayden.

But that was clearly an accident. What did it have to do with Avery?

Moreover, Avery was currently a pregnant woman about to give birth. She was already heartbroken over her husband's loss, yet Allie still insulted her so harshly, even resorting to physical violence without considering Avery's safety. What if Allie's recklessness led to a tragedy where both Avery and her unborn child died?

Claire understood the immense pain a woman felt when she lost a child, but that was no excuse for Allie to disrespect Avery so casually.

Avery gently shook her head. “Thank you for your kindness, Mrs. Lambert. I already feel embarrassed for having you take care of me here. I couldn't possibly impose on you at your home.”

“Ery, now is not the time to be willful. I wouldn't worry about you staying with Allie if you weren't carrying a child. But now, you're not alone. What if Allie stirs up trouble again and hurts you? Don't tell me that Old Mr. Moore will protect you or that there are guards and nannies at home. Old Mr. Moore is a good man, but he is old after all, and there are always things he may overlook. Allie is Cayden's mother. She can easily find an excuse to cause trouble for you. With her domineering attitude, how could those guards and nannies possibly stop her?”

The more Claire thought about it, the angrier she became. Especially when she thought about the man Avery married, who turned out to be Allie's son. Now, Avery was even carrying Allie's grandchild in her belly, making Claire incredibly upset. If Cayden were around, he could still protect my daughter to some extent. Now that he's gone, I don't even dare to imagine how Allie will mistreat my daughter! No. This won't do. It seems like I should bring forward my plan to be reunited with my daughter.

“Ery, you'll stay at my place for a while. With me and my husband around, even if Allie is audacious, she wouldn't dare to barge in. Once the child is safely born, if you want to return to the Moore residence, you may certainly do so. Is that okay?”

Claire's voice carried a hint of tenderness as if she was fearful of hearing Avery's rejection.

Avery stared blankly at Claire, quietly wiping the corner of her eyes, and asked innocently, “Mrs. Lambert, why are you so good to me?”

“Because you are my...”

Suddenly, Claire realized she was about to say something she shouldn't. She caught herself in time and changed her words. “Because you are my lucky star. I've always felt that we became acquainted because of the work of fate. I'm not just nice to anyone. It's because I am very fond of you, so I'm willing to be nice to you. Ery, would you like to stay at my house for a few days? I'll take good care of you.”

The sincere and slightly pleading expression on Claire's face tugged at Avery's heartstrings.

Instinctively and unknowingly, Avery nodded with tears in her eyes. “Okay.” Mrs. Lambert is right. I'm not alone now. The child in my womb is the last bloodline left to me by Cayden. I can't afford to risk any accidents due to my willfulness. The consequences would be too severe for me to bear.

“Good girl. I'll definitely take good care of you!” Claire embraced Avery, holding the latter close in her arms with tears brimming in her eyes.

She would undoubtedly do everything within her power to take good care of her daughter, making up for the motherly love she had missed out on all these years.