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“Yes,” Malcolm didn’t notice her strange behavior and said with a serious face, “Grandpa always values Tabitha the most. Even if I tell the truth, he may not believe it. So, I will let the evidence speak for itself.”
‘How can this be! The baby in Tabitha’s belly is actually Malcolm’s!’ Naomi exclaimed inwardly.
Naomi’s eyelids twitched almost imperceptibly. “It’s not a good idea. What if your grandpa knows Tabitha’s true colors and gets angry? It’s not good for his health,” she asked.
“So, for the sake of Grandpa’s health, I won’t expose Tabitha in front of him unless it is absolutely necessary. I’m going to put the evidence in front of him and let Tabitha propose a divorce herself,” Malcolm replied.
He added, “But having a DNA test in the early stages of pregnancy has at significant impact on one’s health. The doctor suggested waiting until at least four months. During this time, I’m sorry, but you’ll have to endure. this hardship for a while.”
Naomi forced a slight tug at the corners of her mouth, revealing an awkward smile. “It’s okay…”
She was panicking.
‘No, I must find a way to get rid of Tabitha’s baby!’ she thought.
Tabitha stayed in the hospital for a week before being discharged.
The sun was bright, but its rays could not reach the gloomy corners of her heart.
She didn’t inform Malcolm and was about to take a taxi back when she heard a clear voice calling out to her. “Tabby?”
A man stood not far away, holding a black umbrella. His facial features were elegant, almost as if they were painted carefully by a renowned artist.
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“Chadwick?” Tabitha was a little surprised. She asked, “Why are you here? Why aren’t you wearing sunglasses?”
Two years ago, when she was feeding stray dogs on Lily Street, she. encountered this homeless man.
At that time, he was dirty all over, but his eyes were exceptionally clear, immediately capturing Tabitha’s attention.
Despite being extremely embarrassed, his movements and behavior were naturally elegant. Even when starving, Chadwick still asked her politely and cautiously if she could spare him some food.
Tabitha’s heart softened and brought Chadwick back. After getting him. cleaned up, she discovered he was a refined and handsome young man. However, he couldn’t remember who he was, and his eyes were badly hurt.
“My eyesight has improved a lot,” Chadwick said. He walked a few steps toward her and handed her a small and lush potted plant. He then smiled gently, saying, “It’s for you.”
The leaves of the plants were shiny and bright, and the colorful markings. on them looked like flashing neon lights, which was particularly magical.
“It’s so beautiful!” Tabitha took it happily and gave him a cheery smile. “Thank you.”
“You’re welcome. I’m glad you like it,” Chadwick said.
Tabitha felt warmth bloom in her heart when she saw Chadwick’s. expression, which seemed devoid of judgment and ill-intent.
Ever since she married Malcolm, she had taken good care of his diet and daily life. She seldom went out except to visit the clinic. Her circle of friends was so pitifully small that Chadwick was her only friend.
Chadwick’s presence made her feel that she wasn’t alone. At least, she had a friend who treated her wholeheartedly.
Tabitha looked down at the small potted plant, and stray hair from her
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fringe hung from her tanned forehead. Chadwick looked down at her, his fingers itching slightly as he wanted to smooth down her hair.
Malcolm had just gotten out of the car with Naomi, and he happened to see this scene.
Naomi looked at the two of them in front of her, and a hint of deviousness flashed in her eyes. She pretended to be puzzled and asked, “Is Ms. Jarvis. being discharged today? She’s still weak. Why is no one looking after her? And who’s that man?”
After that, she suddenly covered her mouth in horror and asked, “Is the baby in Tabitha’s belly related to this man?”
Malcolm’s expression instantly darkened. He let go of Naomi decisively and walked to Tabitha in large strides.
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