Buying My Forever Wife novel Chapter 592

If it came to that, what excuse could he possibly use to make her stay?

Alaric knew perfectly well that he had no right to refuse the divorce.

It was his own fault for being so iron-hearted, abandoning a pregnant Ivy in her hometown for half a year without a single word.

Seeing the doctor wheeling the baby in, Ivy felt confused but quickly went over to them.

"Why did you bring her here? Is she all better?"

The doctor answered warmly.

"The baby's vital signs are mostly stable now, though she still needs to stay in the incubator for a little while longer. Mr. Foster was worried you might lose sleep fretting over her at night, so having her here with her parents should give you both some peace of mind."

Ivy gazed down at her daughter in the incubator.

Seeing that the baby's complexion was indeed much better and she seemed a bit more energetic, she didn't say anything further.

After the doctor left, Alaric stepped up to the incubator, his gaze softening as he looked between mother and daughter.

"She's so tiny. I bet when she grows up, she'll be petite just like you."

Ivy shot him a glare. "Do I look tiny to you?"

Alaric casually rested his hand on top of her head and gave it a gentle squeeze.

"Aren't you? You barely reach my shoulder. I could probably pick you up with one arm."

Ivy pouted and lightly kicked his leg.

"You're just too tall. And I don't think there's anything wrong with my daughter taking after me."

Alaric didn't argue, simply gazing at her with a longing expression.

Remembering how he had neglected her for the past six months, he wanted to slap himself.

Stella was incredibly important, of course, but that didn't mean he should have cast his own wife aside.

Now look what happened. His wife didn't even love him anymore. How was he supposed to win her back?

Ivy kept her daughter company for a few hours before getting back into bed.

Alaric sat nearby, standing guard over the two of them.

He watched as Ivy fell asleep, her hand protectively guarding the space under her pillow. He figured the two agreements had to be hidden right there.