Remarriage to a Rich Famliy

The next day, Cheng Lydia meets Mrs. Yang in Yang June’s hospital room.

Mrs. Yang said nothing about her pregnancy, just pretending that she didn’t know about it. Instead, she handed the tiny vial of medicine to her and said with a calm face, “I’ve thought it over, so let’s do it Boyce’s way.”

Cheng Lydia was surprised. Previously, Mrs. Yang had strongly disagreed, but now she had agreed.

“You’ve really thought this through?”

“Yeah.” Mrs. Yang sighed alas, “You’re right, Boyce might not be as bad as I thought, and besides June isn’t the way to go on like this. It would be so pathetic to just wait silently to die wouldn’t it?”

“Now that you’ve decided, I’ll be sure to add the medicine to June’s.” Cheng Lydia took the medicine bottle.

It was hard for Mrs. Young to figure out that she must take a chance and try it for June.

“You’ll help her properly won’t you?” Mrs. Young looked at her with tears in her eyes.

She’s worried that Cheng Lydia will secretly throw the medicine away because of the impending wedding and her pregnancy; after all, June’s waking up has affected her greatly.

Cheng Lydia said coldly, “Mrs. Young please remember that I helped June because she is my dearest sister, not because of your pleading. And you, I will never forgive in my life.”

Lady Yang nodded, she didn’t care if she was hated for the rest of her life as long as she was willing to help her daughter.

After Mrs. Yang left Yang June’s hospital room, Cheng Lydia stood alone in front of Yang June’s bed, squeezing the tiny pill bottle with one hand and gently stroking her flat belly with the other.

She and her children need a beautiful, happy home and the love of Shen Ron, but that doesn’t make her quit helping June or she’ll be upset for the rest of her life.

She bent down slightly and took Yang June’s small hand and smiled lightly, “June, don’t worry, you’ll soon be free from this life you’re living now.”

“For some reason, I just believe your family’s Si Xin brother’s words because I can see that he hates you on the surface, but in his heart he cares for you. I don’t know if you believe him too June, make sure you wake up in a month oh don’t let us down.”

Looking at June’s quiet sleeping face, Cheng Lydia suddenly felt confident about the outcome a month later.

But tears streamed down from the corners of her eyes, dripping onto the back of Yang June’s plain white hand.

She scrambled to run a hand over her moist eyes.

Were they tears of joy? She didn’t know.

After coming out of the hospital, Cheng Lydia received a call from Shen Ron.

Cheng Lydia tapped the answer button and Shen Ron’s soft voice came through, “Are you home yet?”

“Not yet, I want to walk outside by myself.” Cheng Lydia was concerned, “Aren’t you with a guest? Why do you have time to call?”

“No amount of big name clients can stop me from missing my wife and kids.” Shen Ron smiled and asked, “Why don’t you wait for me to go with you tomorrow night?”

“I suddenly wanted to walk a bit when I came out of the hospital, I’m fine alone, go stay with the client.”

“Take care of yourself then, don’t get knocked around.”

“Okay, don’t worry about it, and take care of yourself.”

“That’s it then, I’ll try to get back early.”

“Drink less.”

“Got it, hanging up.”

Cheng Lydia hung up the phone and put it in her bag and continued on her way.

Walking alone for a few moments in the road gate, Cheng Lydia stopped in front of a large shopping mall and turned her foot towards it.

She took the leftover elevator straight to the fourth floor, a children’s section she’d never been to before.

The large children’s clothing section was filled with cute little clothes and toys that Cheng Lydia had never noticed before and never found them to be that appealing to her interest.

She made her way to the baby section and picked up a cotton baby outfit and surveyed it, instantly feeling the urge to buy it.

It was actually too early to buy clothes, but she couldn’t resist the urge.

The guide lady came over and asked with a smile, “Miss, the set you are holding is a newborn baby outfit, are you preparing for the birth of your baby?”

Cheng Lydia nodded, “I’m all about the newborn baby.”

“Oh, then this one you have in your hand is very good, the cotton fabric doesn’t hurt the baby’s skin and it’s not allergic, you can totally bring a few more sets.”

“Okay, so get me this set.” Cheng Lydia handed her the dress.

“Yes, Miss see if you want another style? This set is also cotton and has a very nice style.” The shop assistant brought her a second set.

Cheng Lydia didn’t pay her any attention as her eyes were drawn to the figure behind the guide.

It’s the big-bellied Feng Ann and Lim Edith.

Perhaps because of the twins, Feng Ann’s belly is much bigger than the average pregnant woman in labor. According to calculations, Feng Ann’s due date should be within this month.

The two men didn’t have too happy expressions on their faces, instead they came this way somewhat sedately.

“Sister-in-law, this brand of clothes is good.” Lim Edith took Feng Ann, who had some mobility problems, and walked towards the shop where Cheng Lydia was.

A look of surprise flashed across the faces of both men who saw her at the same time, then instinctively moved their eyes to the baby clothes in her hands and then to the small of her back.

“I’m sorry.” Cheng Lydia nodded apologetically at the guide lady and made the mistake of heading out of the store.

If it was the past, she could have ignored them and done what she needed to do. But today was different, she was pregnant and in the dangerous first trimester of her pregnancy. She didn’t want to get involved with them, especially with a woman like Lim Edith with her teeth and claws.

Probably, what she doesn’t want to happen others are more than willing.

Lim Edith suddenly stepped in front of her as she stepped out of the store and stopped her in her tracks with open arms, “Wait!”

Cheng Lydia was forced to stop and looked at her coldly and said, “I’ve already put my foot down and gone around on you, what more do you want?”

Soldier Lim Edith looked down at the small of her back and said with scorn and hatred, “You’re pregnant? Pregnant with Shen Ron’s child?”

“Does it matter to you?”

“Of course it has something to do with me, don’t you think so, say it!” Lim Edith tried to grab her as soon as she got excited, Cheng Lydia lost her face slightly and avoided her clutches in a hurry. Feng Ann suddenly spoke out, “Edith, come here!”

Lim Edith stopped her hand, but one eye still glared at Cheng Lydia reluctantly.

“Go get my order.” Feng Ann shoved a few sheets into her hands, “Go.”

“Hmph!” Lim Edith turned without a smile and headed in the direction of the cash register.

Cheng Lydia didn’t expect Feng Ann to get out of the way for her, and didn’t understand what was going through her mind, nor did she want to. She resumed her stride to leave, but Feng Ann called out to her at that moment, “Ms Cheng!”

Cheng Lydia quirked her head and swept her up with a teasing look, “What? Still want me to say thank you to you?”

Instead of answering, Feng Ann asked, “Are you really pregnant?”

“So what?”

“I’m just curious to know.” Feng Ann sighed softly holding her huge belly and smiled bitterly, “It seems you still hate me and Lim Toby.”

“Shouldn’t it be?” Cheng Lydia scanned her huge belly, her and Lim Toby’s baby was on the way and she had fought to take her place as Lim’s youngest grandmother.

Seriously, her resentment and hatred for both of them is long gone, not because of forgiveness, but because she doesn’t feel the need to put in the effort to hate and resent. Because she was happy now, and she had her own little baby.

“It looks like you’re not going to forgive Lim Toby for the rest of your life, which really isn’t necessary.” Feng Ann smiled ruefully and turned to leave.

Looking at her slowly departing back, Cheng Lydia suddenly felt a little puzzled, what was wrong with this woman? She used to see herself like a little rabbit seeing the big bad wolf, full of defensiveness, afraid that she would run back and steal Lim Toby from her.

Today it was uncharacteristic to say these Ron’s wonderful words and to walk away afterwards, is this the rhythm of prenatal depression?NôvelDrama.Org owns © this.

Unable to figure it out, Cheng Lydia didn’t think about it and went back to the store to have the shop assistant bill her for the small dress she had just spotted.

For her own safety and the baby’s, she didn’t hang out much and took a taxi home.

After Shen Ron’s comment last time, the old lady cut back on the sample dishes, but still everything was nutritious.

The old lady kept giving her dishes, saying that this one was good for calcium and that one was good for iron, making her very uncomfortable and not knowing whether to eat or not.

With a good deal of relief from the table, she went out into the air corridor, watered and fertilized those newly planted roses, and returned to her bedroom when Shen Ron had returned.

Shen Ron was looking through the paper bag of children’s clothes she’d casually tossed on the couch, flipping the two little outfits around and around.

“You’re back.” Cheng Lydia stepped in, and thankfully, he didn’t look like he’d had anything to drink.

“You’re a little too early for that, aren’t you?” Shen Ron smirked as he raised the baby clothes in his hands, “And how do you know if he’s a boy or a girl and buy such a pink outfit for someone to wear?”

Cheng Lydia took the little dress from him and smiled shyly, “I thought it was too early too, I couldn’t resist buying it at once. As for the colors, it’s not like little babies need to wear them out anyway, what does it matter if they’re male or female?”

“I say, why are you excited to go shopping alone.” Shen Ron reached out and swept her into his arms, kissing her down on the lips, “Looks like you can’t wait for him to be born.”

“Aren’t you looking forward to it?”

“Of course I look forward to it.”

“That’s it.” Cheng Lydia backed out of his arms and turned toward the bathroom.

Shen Ron followed and took her hand, “You’re pregnant now, I should be helping you put the bath water on later, not you helping me, so hurry up and get out and sit down.”

“You do that too.” Cheng Lydia pouted in protest.

“What’s wrong with me?”

“Treat me like I’m seriously ill.”