Let Me Go Mr Hill novel Chapter 1078

Let me go, Mr. Hill [by Shallow South] Chapter 1078

Rodney scolded Freya angrily. When he saw her almost getting knocked over, his heart leaped in fear. He rushed over almost instinctively and pulled her over.

Actually, he did not… hate the existence of the baby as much as he thought.

However, that woman seemed to not be aware that she was a pregnant woman now.

“Rodney, I’m in pain… ” Freya suddenly frowned and moaned.

Rodney became nervous in an instant. “Where… Where are you in pain? Your stomach?”

He touched her stomach in fear. “Is it bleeding down there…”

“No, it’s your grip on my shoulder that’s painful.” Freya gritted her teeth and reminded him with a blushed face as she looked at the adult man bent over in front of her and nervously touching her stomach.

“… Oh.” Only then Rodney remembered that he was gripping her shoulder. He quickly let go, and his tone was indignant. “Why didn’t you say it clearly? I was scared to death.”

Freya gave him a confused sidelong glance. “What’s there to be scared of? If this baby is gone, you can b e together with Sarah, right?”

“That baby is also a life. You don’t have to say it like it’s a trivial matter and make me look like a cold

-blooded, heartless person, ” Rodney muttered.

Freya sneered. “Haven’t you been cold-blooded and heartless many times? In your heart, as long as Sarah and the people by her side are happy, you don’t care about right or wrong at all.”

“… Can you not bring up the past?” Rodney said. He had a headache.

“No.” Freya pushed him away coldly. She simply walked straight ahead.

That made Rodney nervous as he had to buy things while making sure she did not get knocked over by others.

After getting in the car, he took out a small bag of potato chips from the shopping bag and gave it to Freya. “This is for you.”

Freya rolled her eyes at him. “Didn’t you say you won’t let me eat junk food?”

“It’s just a small bag. This is my limit.”

Rodney said with a tone that was meant to please her, “I’m giving this as an apology. I was wrong in the past.”