The Heiress They Couldn't Break (Amelia and Jeremy) novel Chapter 712

Harrison chose the right moment to fill Josie's parents' drink. His manners were impeccable, his bearing calm and steady, and the more Renard and Daisy watched him, the more satisfied they became with this future son-in-law.

Looking at the warm, cheerful scene in front of her, Josie felt both shy and strangely sweet inside.

She sneaked a glance at Harrison beside her and found that he was already looking at her too, his gaze so gentle and indulgent it was almost overflowing.

She quickly looked away, but her heart was already pounding like a startled rabbit.

The contrast was honestly ridiculous. Not long ago, he had been such a cold, untouchable iceberg. Now his eyes practically dripped affection whenever he looked at her. And she loved it.

This sudden meet-the-parents gathering had caught her completely off guard, but somehow... it didn't seem so bad after all.

Delighted, Josie quickly sent a secret message to her best friend.

"Amelia, I think I'm catching up to you. Our parents have already met. At this rate, maybe I'll be making a baby soon too. Hahaha."

By now, both she and Patience already knew Amelia was pregnant, and they were thrilled for her.

The two of them had practically fought over who got to be the baby's godmother.

"That would be great," Amelia texted back at once. "Then we can arrange a childhood match. Even if they're the same sex, they can still grow up as best sisters or best brothers."

Stuck at home resting through her pregnancy, Amelia had been so bored she spent her days on her phone, chatting with anyone she could find.

So the moment someone talked to her, she replied instantly.

"Oh no, that's too fast. I heard giving birth hurts like crazy. I need a minute before I even think about that."

She might be eager to be a godmother, but when it came to becoming a mother herself, she was still a little scared.

"It's fine. Sooner or later, everyone has to go through it once."

Amelia was about to go through it herself, so she had naturally grown calmer.

In the end, she was going to have to give birth no matter what. Early or late, the pain would still come either way.

Besides, medicine was so advanced now. There was epidural anesthesia. A true blessing for natural labor.

Stay calm. That was how Amelia comforted herself.

The two of them chatted happily back and forth, and by the time Willa finished work and checked the group chat, there were already hundreds of messages waiting.

After scrolling through to catch up, she naturally jumped in, and soon the conversation became even livelier.

Meanwhile, ever since Amelia's pregnancy was confirmed, both sides of the family, from the elders to their peers and even the younger ones, had started treating her like a national treasure.

She wasn't allowed to do even the smallest things, whether it was taking out the trash or boiling an egg.

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