My Bossy CEO Husband by Symon Diller

Chapter 1223

Hutton found himself speechless, realizing that they almost lost their baby because of him.

“I understand. Thank you for the reminder,” Hutton managed to respond, his face reflecting his unease.

He thanked the doctor once again and hurried towards the Lounge.

“I’ll arrange a VIP ward for her,” Brian said.

“Alright,” Rosalynn replied with a smile playing at the corners of her mouth as she followed Hutton to

the Lounge to see Valeria.

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Inside the lounge, Valeria was receiving an infusion.

Hutton held her hand and chuckled softly.

Unable to contain herself, Valeria rolled her eyes at his antics and said, “Please, don’t laugh like a fool.”

Rosalynn couldn’t help but burst into Laughter upon hearing Valeria’s words.

Undeterred by Valeria’s response, Hutton kissed the back of her hand and exclaimed, “Once you’re

discharged from the hospital, we should get married.”

Valeria withdrew her hand and said, “There’s no hurry.”

“Why shouldn’t we be in a hurry? We’re already expecting a baby!”

Hutton asked in confusion.

“So what? We’ve only known each other for a short time. It’s moving too fast. I haven’t fully

experienced the sweetness of love.” Valeria pouted.

Hutton reassured her, “We can still experience love even after we’re married.”

Valeria caressed her belly. “I can’t shake off this feeling of unfairness. I’m not happy, so I don’t want to

get married.”

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Hutton grew anxious, desperately seeking a resolution. “Then, how can I convince you to marry me?”

Valeria Looked at him, rolled her eyes, and chose to remain silent.

Looking at their interaction, Rosalynn couldn’t help but think of something important.

“Hutton, you want her to marry you, but have you even proposed?”

Women always paid attention to the smallest details.

How could Hutton say they should get married once Valeria was discharged from the hospital without

even proposing?

That would undoubtedly make Valeria feel that he was not being sincere enough.