The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike novel Chapter 919

Chapter 919 

“What’s wrong? You look troubled. Is it because of the child?” Rosalie asked. 

“How can I not worry?” Lillian smiled bitterly. “My parents know about my pregnancy now. They want me to decide for myself. Callum said he was willing to marry me. After much consideration, marrying him is the best option I have. Not to mention the glory, at least my child will not be illegitimate. By then, everyone around me will feel jealous that I marry a rich husband, and no one will jeer at me.” 

“But you still can’t make up your mind, right?” Rosalie noticed how worried Lillian was. 

“Should I be with Callum again?” Lillian asked. 

“Do you still love Callum?” Rosalie asked. 

Lillian pursed her lips, thinking, “Do I still love him? I wouldn’t be so troubled if I no longer love him. Perhaps I’ll be able to abort this child without hesitation if that’s the case.” 

Although Lillian didn’t answer, Rosalie was still able to guess the answer. 

“I also know that Callum hurt you deeply back then, so I will support you in any choice you make. But I hope that you can ask yourself whether you will regret it in the future,” Rosalie said. 

“He asked me to give him a week, saying that he had important things to tell me. It’s almost a week now, but he didn’t come to see me, let alone tell me anything important,” Lillian said. 

“He didn’t come to you, but you can go and ask him for an explanation. Didn’t you like making things clear the most in the past?” Rosalie said. 

“Yeah, that’s what I used to do!” Lillian smiled lightly, then picked up the glass of water in front of her and drank it all. “Okay. I’ll go find him later and ask him!” 

Looking at the decisive demeanor of Lillian, Rosalie felt Lillian was returning to her former self. 

After eating something, Lillian planned to meet with Callum. Rosalie asked, “Should I send you there?” 

“No. I drove here!” Lillian said. 

“Are you still driving now?” 

“I know what I’m doing. When my stomach gets bigger, I won’t drive,” Lillian said, “I’m different from you. You were carrying triplets back then. I have only one child and don’t need to take too many precautions. When I went to the hospital for an antenatal examination before, I saw about a woman who had a big belly riding an electric scooter!” 

Hearing that, Rosalie was a little nonplussed. 

After saying goodbye to Rosalie, Lillian drove toward Callum’s mansion in Strico. 

When the last prenatal examination was conducted, she learned that he was in Strico and had been living in that mansion. 

Of course, she knew the mansion very well. She even drove there countless times before. 

Looking at the time, it was almost eight o’clock in the evening. She reckoned Callum should have 

returned to the mansion. 

She wanted to meet Callum and tell him she was willing to take the risk. She wanted to marry him and be with him again. 

She didn’t know whether she would regret making such a decision in the future. 

But she knew that if she didn’t bet on it, she would regret it in the future! 

It was the mansion ahead. Lillian parked her car aside. When she was about to get off, she suddenly saw another car passing by and parking at the door of the mansion. 

The person who exited the car was none other than Madeline! 

Lillian’s pupils suddenly shrank. She thought, “Why is Madeline here at this time? Didn’t she break up with Callum already?” 

Immediately after, she saw the security guards at the door of the mansion respectfully step aside. One of them took the key to the car handed over by Madeline and helped Madeline park the car. The other security guard opened the iron fence gate and let Madeline enter the mansion. 

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Madeline didn’t even say anything to the two security guards. Obviously, that was something that happened so commonly that both parties already formed a tacit understanding. 

Looking at the scene in front of her, Lillian felt tears welling up in her eyes. 

She almost got out of the car in a daze and walked toward the security guards. She wondered why Madeline could get in, not to mention seemingly so used to doing so.