Love's Bitter Edge (Eva and Leonard)

Chapter 29 Chapter 29 Not Pregnant Lend seemed to be taken aback by my cold wide. He looked atwith a confused expression.

In the past, 1 was the one chasing after him. Now that I said that I didn't need him anymore, it did seem odd to Leonard. But Leonard may not have understood the fact that didn't suddenly decide that I didn't need it anymore. de you m Leonard beca little frustrated. He pushedagainst the sink and asked, "You don't need it anymore? What do attendance of Mrs. Harmon. How can you not need it?' mean? You should know that many y occasions require the I gazed at Leonard emotionlessly. When I needed it most, he didn't give it to me. But now that I didn't need it, he was forcingto take it "What are you laughing about?" Leonard asked, frowning hard I pursed my lips, and I let out a sigh "Why are you doing this, Leonard? If you want a respectable Mrs. Harmon, you could've picked Lily. "She's got a necklace that's worth over 100,00 dollars, the latest handbags, and your affection. Lily is the most fining, isn't she? Iphed Leonard away in frustration and walked back to the dining room. past three years, it felt it had aged 30 years. I lost the will Arguing with Leonard was meaningless. I was no longer at the age where I wanted to argue with Leonard either. In the past i to fight Leonard returned with agrim expression, and he sat down angrily.

by asked sarcastically, "Eva, how long have you been throwing up? Do you always feel aseough Lech pretended to be concered and asked, "is your menstruation eyele soit regular?" I knew what they were trying to ask me. I thought it was pathetic that they thought was pregnant. Before I could answer, fan slammed the table.

"Very well, very well it seems like the Harmon family will finally have a descendant! It must be!" Upon sering how happy Tan was, I didn't have the heart to destroy his fantasy. But sthings were better to be clarified early on. Otherwise, he would only be more disappointed in the fature Took asipatred wine. Toby and Leah's surprise, Tsaid, "No. I've just been having an upset stomach. I'm not pregnant Ivy felt relieved. She leaned back in her chair and said, "I kit Nothing has happened over the past few years. And here we are thinking that the hen is finally going to lay her Ivy shut her mouth when Bob coughed.

Leah chuckled and said, "It's fine. You're too skinny anyway, so that makes it difficult for you to get pregnant. You should get more nutrients. You'll eventually conceive a baby. Eventually." The truth was they wished I would never conceive a child. If Leonard didn't have a successor, they would eventually take over the Harmon family. I knew that very well, and so did lan skammed his spoon on the table and glared at me.

"Exa, I know you're strong-willed, but you should consider the needs of the Hannon family. Leonard is my only grandson, so you should be aware of the weight of your responsibility." I had always been like that. He knew to prioritize what was important lan treatedkindly too, but he was too old-fashioned. In the past, I was willing to bear Leonard's child. Unfortunately, I was unables.

But even if I could now, I was not willing to do that anymore. I remained silent, and lan was about to lash out atwhom Leonard spoke "Orinda, Eva and are busy bulding our careers now. It's not a good tto have a baby." Leonard gripped my hand tightly, not lettinggo. I had to show Leonard respect in front of his family, so I stopped resisting him. But Leonard's next sentence sent chills down my spine "Also, I don't plan to have children for now. I don't have any plans for that." I looked down, not wanting to observe their reactions wondered if Leonard didn't want children for now, or did he not want to have a child with me? I remember he said that he felt disgusted at how I went abroad with a rich man. He thought was filthy How would he ever givethe chance to bear his child?

Unknowingly, began to tear up. When we first started dating, I told Leonard am that I wanted to build a happy family wanted of three. At that time, he was still an orphan who did not have any Wood relations. He had a void in his life. I said was wiling to be his family, and that our child would be his family. But Leonard hesitated.

We fought becof that. I thought Leonard didn't love me. Later on, he broughtto a shoppingto a mall to experience a labor pain simulation.

When I heard his painful cries, i ww terrified He was pale and drenched in cold sweat. He walked up toand embracedtighth.

Leonard said, "It hurts so much. How can it hurt so bad?" Thugged him and said, "But I still want child of our own. A child who is connected to you by blood." We braced each other for a long tin silence. In the end, hecried, "Why don't you do a cesarean section under general anesthesie responsible for babysitting. We just have one child, nothing more." At that time, I was battled by his words. I remained silent until the end of the dinner. Leonard and I sat in silence the car. I didn't know what was on his mind. ALL could think of

The cancer rate in my family was too high, and I didn't dare to take the risk. When we were in love couldn't bear to harm him or our child. Now that he didn't loveaustroje, it Wyen we got honte, Esidently gazed at his fatigued the thought of the Harmon family, I whispered, "Leonand, lets