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The Innocent Wife of Scheming President novel Chapter 507

Alan smelled something unusual in his mother’s expression and words. He suddenly thought of his wife’s secret agreement that made the old lady no longer insist on changing Annie’s last name.

Could it be…?

Probably it was 80 to 90 percent out of 100.

Olive quietly calculated the date. If she was lucky, it would be about this time. But amidst hoping it, she really wanted to give him a little Hoyle, but he disagreed, so she could only secretly play smart.

But she was still not too sure. After all, she had experienced similar symptoms during the time she worked too hard and had great pressure. Even when she brushed her teeth, she would feel sick.

“It’s good to go to the hospital for a check-up,” said Alan.

On the next day, the three arrived at the hospital with their own concerns.

Hospital was a place where people centralized. Nowadays, people with a little cold liked to go to the hospital.

It required much time and effort to queue up for medical examinations, but for people like the Hoyle, they never followed the normal procedure.

The president of the hospital was an old friend of Mrs. Hoyle. Early in the morning, she had greeted her. When Olive went there, she was personally taken care by the president.

The old lady seemed to pay so much attention on this examination and it made Alan surer of what was in his thought. A newborn child to the Hoyle was the reason for the old lady to compromise.

But, how could it be possible? He had always been careful. He wasn’t kidding with his decision.

But after she was done with the check-up, the doctor gave a diagnosis that surprised him.

“Mrs. Olive Hoyle has been pregnant for 7 weeks.”

“How is it possible?” he still blurted out although the doctor before him was an authoritative doctor in an authoritative hospital.

“Alan, are you doubting my ability or your wife…” The president didn’t say the latter part of his words, but anyone could understand his meaning. As an old friend, she certainly knew that Mrs. Hoyle didn’t like her daughter-in-law.

Alan’s face darkened immediately, “Auntie Jenny, even though you’re friends with my mother, shouldn’t you watch your words as an elder?”

No one than him knew what kind of person his girl was in this world. But looking at her sighing in relief rather than surprised or angry made the feeling of him being tricked stronger.

He didn’t let her getting pregnant again because he didn’t want her to experience the pain of nine months pregnancy and labor again. He was afraid of losing her. He wanted to smother any danger that might make her go through.

But now, the child had taken root in her belly. Could he not want it? He was afraid that his woman would fight more and made another crazy disappearance act. Wait until matter couldn’t be reversed anymore, the child would already be crawling and she reappeared in front of him. He would be helpless against her again.

Besides, he wasn’t cruel enough to kill this child who was an accident. A miscarriage was also a kind of harm to a woman.

She plot against him without batting an eyelid. Wasn’t she betting that he wouldn’t be able to do anything after the child settled in her belly? It was her victory in the end.

But he obviously never failed to take protective measure even once. His girl had to have done something behind his back. When they went back home, he needed to interrogate her.

He just didn’t expect that with a little urge, his mother who never liked seeing his girl actually asked right in her face, “The child in your belly is Alan’s, right?”

He saw the look of hurt in his girl’s eyes.

Olive felt insulted and her smile turned cold, “If Mrs. Hoyle is suspicious, you can continue denying to acknowledge this child after he’s born. My family can still raise another child. I don’t need to trick you.”

“Mother, the child is mine. I know the best. You don’t have to drive a wedge between us.” Alan was also upset. Although he didn’t know when this child was made, he believed that this child was his. He knew his girl the best. When she said she wanted to give him another little Hoyle, Lord knew how touched he was.

Mrs. Hoyle was furious. “I’m driving a wedge? You’re the one who obviously said that there’s no way. I’m not the one who make it up. Your Auntie Jenny is listening too.”

Alan coldly said, “That’s because I never think about having another child. When Olive gave birth to Annie, she almost died from bleeding too much. I don’t want her to experience such danger again.”

“It’s just giving birth. When I gave birth to you, I almost died from pain too. I raised you until you’re an adult, but I never see you pity your mother,” the old lady said distastefully.

“It’s not that we don’t love you. But you choose to be blind and deaf, so you can’t tell who treats you good and bad.” Alan’s eyes glared at Jenny Hugh in warning, pulling Olive up and walking away.

The old lady shouted at them to stop, but he turned deaf.

After walking out of the hospital, Alan finally slowed down his steps. Olive sighed, “I had wanted to take this opportunity to get along with your mother better. I don’t expect that it will turn out like this again.”

Speaking of this, Alan was so angry that he halted that it made Olive bumped into his beck and hurt her nose. She almost thought she had broken her nose.

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