The Runaway Groom

Chapter 895

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The Runaway Groom Chapter 895

Isaac’s voice was calm and quiet.

“Don’t you have something to tell me?”

Irene flinched right then, all her drowsiness suddenly gone.

She opened her eyes to look at him, but she could not see his face because the room was too dark.

However, she could feel him looking at herself.

Her lips were twitching and her throat suddenly felt parched.

“Don’t you know everything about me?” she asked.

Isaac’s hands tightened around her waist, pulling her dainty figure firmly up against his own body.

Her breath seemed to stop just then, and she called out to him softly. “Isaac…”

“You were at the hospital today,” he said into her ear.

Irene froze, her body stiffening.

It took a long while for her to gradually calm down.

“Y-You knew?” she murmured softly.

“Yeah.”

Silence ensued, as if it could go on forever.

As neither of them spoke, it was so quiet that they could hear each other’s heartbeats.

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Ba-dump, ba-dump…

In the end, it was Irene who broke the silence. “Don’t you feel sad?”

“I don’t,” he replied.

Irene looked up and tried to see his reaction.

All she found was an outline because it was too dark.

“You have to tell me if something like that happens again,” Isaac said as he brushed his fingers through her hair.

“Don’t burden yourself alone.”

As Irene nestled into his arms, she asked, “Don’t you want a daughter?”

“I have two sons,” he said. “And that’s enough.”

Irene closed her eyes and pressed herself against his body. “Yeah.”

If Irene were healthy and was still able to get pregnant, he might find it slightly regrettable if she refused, denying

him a daughter for the rest of their lives.

However, she could not get pregnant, and it was an irreversible condition.

She was not to be blamed.

Her heart and body had been wounded far more severely than his.

It was during such times that he must treat her better, understand her, and accommodate her, which just might

offer her comfort.

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Irene stayed in her loungewear for the entire morning, and after breakfast, she stood on her toes as she helped

Isaac with his necktie.

She eventually started frowning since she could not get it right no matter what she did.

Isaac grinned. “I can do it myself.”

Irene quickly hid her hands behind herself. “I’m very stupid, aren’t I?”

“No,” Isaac said, but she had much to learn before she became a good housewife.

After straightening his tie, Irene looped her arm around his and headed downstairs with him, even walking him to

his car.

After that, she returned to the kitchen and cleaned up the table, coaxing her baby to sleep before leaving as well.

She was going to formally submit her resignation today.

Arriving at Hotmesh Research, she called Finn to gather in the conference room.

“Are you going to announce your resignation?” Finn asked.

As Irene nodded, he said, “I don’t think you can.”

“What?” Irene exclaimed. “Why?”

“There’s this livestream you have to attend,” Finn said.

Irene was puzzled. “What livestream?”

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“Now that the medical board has certified the artificial heart, it can go into mass production,” Finn explained. “I say

‘mass’, but it’s more like a handful since it’s a delicate instrument that requires high precision engineering. Anyway,

we need more publicity so that patients with heart conditions would know about the artificial heart, and the patient

before will attend the livestream as well.”

Irene was actually not used to that stuff. “Do I have to?”

“Yeah,” Finn answered assuredly.

“Actually, you can go in place of me,” Irene pointed out.

“I can’t,” Finn said, shaking his head. “You were the director when we successfully developed the artificial heart,

and you saved a patient whose condition doctors declared untreatable. Only you would be persuasive enough.”

Irene waved him off regardless. “Try to ask if anyone else is interested.”

Someone else would definitely be eager for such publicity—she refused to go, one way or the other, even if she

knew that it was a good thing.

Moreover, she was planning to resign and head home.

“Actually, send Brian Adams,” she then said. “I was hoping he would succeed me.”

Brian was a senior personnel and down-to-earth, and she also saw that he was dutiful and took his job seriously.

“But…”

“Just ask him,” Irene said, and headed to her office to pack up.

Finn sighed feebly, but had no choice but to look for Brian… only for the man to turn them down.

He was not the one who performed the surgery on the patient, and it would therefore be unreasonable for him to

take center stage.

As such, Finn returned to Irene with the news. “Mr. Adams said no.”

Irene was left speechless.

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