Catherine Jones and Shaun Hill novel Chapter 1391

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 1391

Nathan narrowed his eyes. “He really isn’t simple. I haven’t seen a scoundrel like him for a long time.”

Freya gritted her teeth. “Why don’t I make a statement and make things clear about how the situation came about?”

“It’s no use. No one will believe empty words. These people are inciting conflict between civilians and dignitaries. I’ve always had a large number of civilian supporters. If the trust they have for me decreases, it’ll affect the vote in next month’s election.”

Nathan stood up and patted Freya’s shoulder gently. “ I can find someone from the supervision department to prove that you’ve never targeted Jackson Corporation, but it’s a fact that Rodney beat him up. The only way is for you to announce that you’re four months pregnant. Patrick hit a pregnant woman, and Rodney, who is the father, retaliated in anger.”

Freya was shocked, and Ryan said hurriedly, “Dad, that’s the same as telling the public that Freya got

pregnant before marrying. It’ll affect her reputation, and when she wants to marry in the future…”

“That’s why Rodney has to take responsibility. The two of you have to register and get a marriage license.”

Jason took a deep drag off his cigarette. “You need to understand that there were many onlookers in the neighborhood yesterday. The people who live in Brighton Gardens are rich and wealthy, so they won’t be easy to control. I’m just worried that our large number of opponents will try their best to get the onlookers to speak up. Many people must be scolding you for last night. From the video, the Snow family knows that you were just protecting you and your child, but others don’t think so.”

“Freya, I’m sorry.” Nathan looked at her helplessly. “This campaign has taken us decades’ worth of effort. There can’t be any mistakes.”

Freya was stunned.

She had to tell the public about her four-month pregnancy?

Once the public learned about it, Rodney’s action of beating up Patrick could be justified.

What about her?

Was she really going to marry a person she did not love?