His Real Wedded Bride novel Chapter 479

Isla offered to drive Autumn back, but her friend declined. Since Brent became her full-time driver, it was convenient for Autumn to go anywhere. More importantly, Brent was becoming more dependable lately, to Autumn's relief.

Autumn did accept Isla's help to carry her things for stowing in the trunk. Once everything was in, Autumn called Brent and was puzzled when he wasn't answering. He picked up on the third call, but his voice quivered as he asked,"Mrs. Lu, are we going home now?"

"Yes, I'm done. Where are you, Brent?" Autumn answered a little impatiently. "I've called you several times, but you didn't answer." She was looking at Isla, her brows furrowed.

Brent was almost mumbling as he apologized to Autumn. He paused and explained,"I'm sorry. But I have diarrhea right now. Please wait for me. I'll be right there!" Brent hung up quickly while Autumn stared at her phone feeling weird.

She couldn't figure out what had happened to Brent. 'Diarrhea? What did he eat?' she thought. Turning to Isla, Autumn said,"I'll wait for Brent here. You can go now."

But Isla dismissed the order. "I'm staying right here with you," she declared. Isla was not about to leave Autumn alone there. It took Brent more than ten minutes before he finally showed up. She waited until Autumn was safely inside the car before going back.

During their drive home, Brent was quiet and ill-at-ease. Autumn chose to be silent. 'He might still be experiencing abdominal pain, ' she thought. Brent was lost in thought while waiting for the traffic light to turn green. Even when the light changed, he did not move. The car behind them started honking.

Autumn called out,"Brent, the light's green!" He still did not react, absorbed in his own thoughts. "Brent!" Autumn raised her voice to call Brent's attention. When he still did not respond, Autumn finally tapped him on the shoulder. He shuddered as he felt Autumn's hand. "Mrs. Lu, what happened?" Brent shook himself awake.

"What's happening to you, Brent? Are you sure you're okay?" she asked with concern. She calmed down before adding,"Didn't you hear the car blowing its horn behind us?"

Brent shook his head again. "I am so sorry, Mrs. Lu," he apologized. He quickly started the car and drove off.

Autumn worried about Brent's strange look all the way home. She said nothing, but Nancy noticed her son's odd behavior as soon as he walked into the house. She called him several times but he never even reacted to her presence. Brent went directly to his quarters without greeting his mother.

Autumn called Nancy's attention. "Brent has been acting abnormally today. Can you please ask him what happened?" she requested the housekeeper.

"I will, Mrs. Lu. And thank you for your concern," a worried Nancy replied. She looked at Autumn closely and said,"Mrs. Lu, you also have to take good care of yourself and your babies." She bowed her head in humility. "Don't worry about my son and me. Let me apologize again for what I did in the past. I do not wish to cause you any more trouble because I would then be too ashamed to stay on if I did."

"Enough of this kind of talk, Nancy. I promise to take care of myself, but I also don't want you to dig up the past ever again, understand? Just let it go," Autumn ordered. She gave Nancy a warm smile of assurance.

Charles had a social event that evening. So Nancy only prepared dinner for Autumn and Gary. Lately, Gary had been so passionate about fishing and often went out with his old friends to fish. He always came home with lots of catch and would ask Nancy to prepare fish soup for Autumn because it was nutritious.

Proudly, he said,"Autumn, this is the wild crucian I caught today. You need to eat plenty of this. It is said to be good for your health." Gary grinned at the pregnant Autumn. Like everybody else, he was concerned about Autumn's health and well-being.

"Oh thank you, Grandpa! It's very delicious," Autumn said appreciatively. She had two bowls of the broth and felt quite full after. She decided to walk around the garden to help with digestion.