Crawling Back To Her Series Redemption and Refuse novel Chapter 68

Book5 Chapter8.

The sharp question left Stanley, who had just managed to regain his smile, at a loss for words.

He stood up, looking like a student caught in wrongdoing, trying to explain.

"It's not like that... This.. It was an accident. Juliana, you must believe me. I love you!"

Amelia, overhearing this, was immediately displeased. She stood up, touching her belly, and was about to leave.

"Stanley, no need to say more. I won't make things difficult for you. I'm leaving now!"

Though she said she was leaving, her steps remained unmoving.

I understood she was only hoping to get a little more reassurance from the man.

He seemed hesitant, wavering between us.

I suddenly felt that he was Stanley, yet not Stanley.

My Stanley would never make me an option. He would definitely stand by my side firmly.

So I nudged the man.

"Hurry up and go after her. If you don't, she might be angry and leave you. My Stanley would never leave me alone."

The man, who had been hesitating, seemed stunned by my words.

He stared at the girl's retreating figure and suddenly said.

"I'll give you the money for the abortion and provide extra living expenses. Stop bothering me. Juliana's illness requires rest and shouldn't be subjected to any more stress."

The girl's confident expression vanished entirely. She turned abruptly, glaring at me with a fierce look.

Her gaze seemed as though she wanted to devour me alive.

I instinctively shrank back, wishing my Stanley were here.

He would protect me.

Feeling a bit aggrieved, I couldn't help but want to cry.

Seeing me in tears, the man hurriedly embraced me, whispering comforting words.

"It's okay. I'm here. I'll make sure she never appears in front of you again, okay?"

Before I could respond, he shouted at the girl.

"Why are you still standing there? Get lost! Or you won't get a single penny!"

The girl looked extremely reluctant but stomped her foot and slammed the door as she left.

Huddled in his embrace, I tugged at his clothes.