The baby was what worried Vivian most.
She still hadn’t seen Jennifer in person.
And if what Monique said was true, then there was a good chance Jennifer hadn’t gotten rid of the baby after all.
A scheming woman like her wouldn’t get rid of the baby that easily, would she?
The thought made Vivian anxious.
She needed to confirm it for herself.
“I didn’t really notice,” Monique said.
At the mention of the baby, her face went pale too.
When she saw Jennifer earlier, she hadn’t even thought about that.
She hadn’t paid close attention to Jennifer’s stomach.
Could Leon have been so determined today because Jennifer was still pregnant?
If that were true...
“No. I need to go see for myself whether the baby is still there,” Vivian said through clenched teeth.
Hopefully it was gone.
If Jennifer was still pregnant, that would be a serious problem.
Monique looked at her.
“If the baby is still there...”
“Don’t worry. I’ll take care of it.”
Vivian didn’t bother softening her words.
She had never intended to compromise when it came to Jennifer.
So even if the baby was still there, Vivian would find a way to deal with it.
Leon’s grandparents wouldn’t allow it either.
The Redson family had always looked down on women who tried to use a pregnancy to marry into wealth.
Monique’s face turned even paler.
Vivian patted the back of her hand.
“Don’t worry. I’ll find out for sure.”
Monique hesitated.
“Leon doesn’t even like me. I...”
“Enough.”
Vivian cut her off before she could finish.
She was already irritated enough and had no patience left to comfort Monique.
All she could think about was whether Jennifer was still carrying Leon’s child.
If she was, then this really was going to be a problem.
...
When Leon returned to the villa, Jennifer was having dinner.
He walked over and sat down beside her.

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