Ex-husband’s Regret

"If it's a daughter, then you..."

"Haha." Frank let out a short laugh, the corners of his lips curving slightly.

But there was no smile in his eyes. "I've noticed that you've become quite spoiled by affection."

Hearing his lazy tone, I knew he wasn't really angry.

I rubbed my chin against him and told him about the conversation with Jack.

Frank tried to maintain his smile. "What do you mean? You want me to send my wife to meet someone who has ill intentions toward her?"

"Please?" I used my trump card and acted coquettishly "You have to protect me and the baby, right?"

Frank grunted through his nose and then put me back into the car.

"Wait." I hurriedly spoke up. "I want to let Grandma know first."

Grandma would definitely be very happy to hear about my pregnancy.

Frank picked me up again and strode upstairs.

I felt that his swift actions were hinting that I shouldn't meet Jack.

But Jack mentioned something about Grandma's health, and I couldn't ignore it.

At present, Grandma's health was the most important thing.

Moreover, Jack had always been good to me. He wouldn't do anything to harm me.

Alan was waiting by the car, smoking a cigarette.

His eyes kept darting around.

He knew that Frank was all talk.

In reality, his level of devotion to his wife was no less than a guard dog protecting its food.

"Now you're getting even more pampered, not even walking by yourself?"

As soon as Frank and I entered, we heard Grandma's reproach.

I wiggled my legs, signaling Frank to put me down.

But Frank walked in and carefully placed me on the sofa.

Grandma frowned and said with a smile, "I know you love her, but you shouldn't spoil her like this."

She is indeed precious now."

Frank poured me a cup of hot water and sat down next to me. His tone was usually lazy, but it was

sincere.

Grandma seemed to want to say more, but I interrupted in time, "Grandma, you're going to be a great-grandmotherl

Grandma was stunned, unable to react for a long time,

She looked at my belly and then at my face. "W-what did you say?"

I took Grandma's hand and placed it on my abdomen. "Here, there's your great-grandchild. Are you happy?

Grandma's hand started to tremble uncontrollably. Afraid of hurting the baby, she quickly pulled it back. "Oh!"

Grandma happily clapped her thighs and stood up, pacing around.

I knew that Grandma had always felt guilty toward me, that I was born into the Shaw family but had to endure hardships.

After finally returning to her side, I had to take over the Shaw family's mess and worry about her health.

She even worried that she might not see me married and have children, which would be a règret.

That was why I wanted to share this good news with her as soon as possible.

"Okay, okay."

After a long time, Grandma finally spoke, but only kept repeating "good" several times without continuing.

I pulled Grandma to sit down. "You're getting older, so don't get too excited. Let's take a deep breath together."

Grandma poked my forehead. "You're a mother now and still so immature."

"I'm influenced by my surroundings, what can I do?"

"Tsk."

Frank placed his large hand on my head, rubbing it gently, and chuckled. "If I'm not mistaken, this is your scolding me."

""What do you think?"

I looked up at him, and he helplessly smiled along with me. "Pay attention to prenatal education, or else the baby will think I'm a bad dad." "You're already bad."

"Oh?"

Frank raised an eyebrow and leaned closer to my ear, deliberately lowering his voice as if it had been ground down by gravel, "How am I bad?" 1-pushed him away and immediately complained to Grandma, "Look, who's being immature?"

Madam Shaw-found it too embarrassing to watch and waved her hand, "I just remembered, I haven't fed the goldfish."

I pointed out, "We don't even have goldfish at home."

Grandma wasn't flustered. "I'll go water the flowers."

Without listening to what I said, she quickly went to the balcony.

1, however, felt my eyes welling up.

Frank turned my face to him and gently wiped away my tears with his fingertips.Exclusive © content by N(ô)ve/l/Drama.Org.

"Grandma will definitely be fine," he said in a deep and soothing voice. "Trust me, okay?"

Mentioning this, I suddenly stood up, "Right, I need to hurry and find Jack."