Bleeding Love novel Chapter 37

Gently caressing her belly, Aleena looked at the scene out of the window in trance.

It was incredible that the child had grown up safely in her belly.

During this period of time, everything happened like a dream. She felt unreal, but wanted to stay in this dream and did not want to wake up.

After Spencer knew the truth, he had changed his attitude towards her greatly and had insisted on.

He accompanied her from morning till night, gentle and comprehensive.

She had been thinking of not forgiving him, but with the passage of time, his tenderness broke her defense bit by bit.

As he had said, she was afraid.

Even if her heart was hard as iron, he was he man she had loved for many years.

She felt she was not determined. It was he indiscriminately wronged her for so many years, and had been insulting her, bullying her in various means, but after his repentance since he learned the truth, she forgave her bit by bit.

She struggled every day.

A voice said to her, ‘Don't trust this man any more. Have you forgotten what he did to you before? He kissed three of your children and got someone to almost gang-raped you, so why can't you treat yourself better?’

But the other voice said, ‘Just follow your heart, you have ‘died’ once, what are you afraid of? What's more, isn't he sincerely repentant? Love is love, why scruples so much?”

Aleena did not know what to choose. She could only observe him every day when she got along with him, comparing those two voices with the real him.

So many days had passed, she knew more about him, but she still could not make up her mind, wasting time.

Spencer did not force her. He did what he should be, silently guarding, silently paying efforts.

Now he realized how hard it was to feel.

The identity of the two people seemed to switch over, and it was easier to figure out the mind of each other.

And two people imperceptibly got closer.

“You will catch a cold.” Spencer's low, soft voice rang out behind her, and then a sweater coat wrapped around her.

She felt that now Spencer treated her like a child, for fear that she catch a cold and that she would have sweat because of being hot. He knew more pregnancy knowledge than she did and took care of her in a meticulous way.