Such a Rude and Noisy Woman novel Chapter 232

Except for Rachel, Hiram had never hung out with any of other women. He knew, however, that he couldn't control himself in front of her, at least before all of his natural desires were met.

Hiram got on top of her before she had the chance to say anything more.

The next day came by swiftly, as per usual.

Rachel woke up with the rise of the sun, and found Hiram to be long gone.

Rubbing her eyes, she got out of bed, and put on her slippers. Heading to the bathroom, she quickly stopped as though she forgot something. Dangling in her thoughts for a second, she went back to her room and grabbed the pregnancy test stick that was left on the table the night before.

After completing the test, she waited a few minutes to review the result.

Sitting on the close-stool, she saw it had turned pink as her urine was absorbed. Two lines were displayed on the test stick. She looked at it, wondering what it meant.

Then, she remembered that she didn't read the instructions carefully. It was the very first time she had taken a pregnancy test.

She picked up the pregnancy test stick's package from the trashcan and began reading it.

When she saw that two lines meant she was pregnant, Rachel couldn't help but scream at the top of her lungs! Yes, she was indeed pregnant.

She had her breakfast quickly before rushing to the Streams Building, where Hiram worked.

She wanted to tell Hiram as soon as possible.

Rachel headed directly to the president office when she got to the building.

Unfortunately, Chad stopped her before she was able to knock on the door.

"Rachel, hold on please! The chairman of the board is inside at the moment, and he said he didn't want to be disturbed." Chad explained.

Rachel nodded and said she would wait outside until Hiram was available. She quickly took a seat, waiting impatiently.

Inside the office, Hiram was having a serious discussion with his father.

Gazing at him, who was sitting on the chair in front of his desk, Hiram frowned and asked,"Dad, do you have any evidence to prove what you just said?"

"Evidence, my boy? No! Listen, it happened more than twenty years ago. Even the river was drained long before I knew. How could I find any evidence there now?" Gavin replied, patting the desk repeatedly.

"Hiram, you know you own father, right? Have you ever seen me give anyone a bad name for no reason? It's not something I find pleasure in doing. It is true that Rachel's parents were involved in your aunt's death, and what more is, they should be held responsible for it!

After all these years, I have finally discovered the truth. A witness said that she saw Landy together with Fannie before she died, quarreling fiercely, and then Fannie aggressively pushed Landy into the river. I suppose Fannie might not have done it on purpose, but it was still she who pushed your aunt into the river. She should be held liable for it!"

Gavin shook his head miserably and continued,"That woman is really something! How could she marry her daughter into our family after doing something so awful to our family?

Listen to me, Hiram, there are a lot of nice women all over the world. Women other than Rachel... I know that Lydia and Shirley made you feel disheartened from finding another woman, but I believe that there are lots of great women waiting in line to marry you.

Besides, you and Rachel have been married for six months, and yet she isn't even able to get pregnant. Think it over, son. What if she is entirely unable to give birth to a child within the next few years? I will not allow this. You will have children!" Gavin exclaimed to Hiram.

Hiram said one word after the other, with his brows suggesting a rather serious response and his eyes growing darker,"Dad, as I said before, what happened is in the past, and I don't want anything that happened in the past to have an effect on our current life. I will not condone it!

I love Rachel, and I love both mom and you. My only wish is that we can all live happily together and forget everything that has happened before. We should shift our focus to the future."

Hearing what Hiram had said, Gavin smashed his cup on the desk and shouted,"Listen to me, it's not about something insignificant. It's about the cause of you aunt's death! That is extremely serious!

They owe us a life! How could I accept their daughter as my daughter-in-law whatsoever? That is preposterous!

I've discussed this with your mom before coming to see you. We will find you another wife, whether you like or not. Please accept this result! Above all else, please bid your deceased aunt a favor! Divorce her for us now. Will you, Hiram?"

Hiram forced a smile on his face, looking at the ring on his left hand, and said in a lowered and content voice,"Dad, marriage isn't a game, you know. It's a promise. I promised Rachel that I would love her for a lifetime, and never break my word to her. She'll be my only wife in this lifetime, and if you disagree, I can take her away from H City. I can promise that you won't see her again from this moment forward."