Chapter 635 Lose Temper Out Of Embarrassment


    Ever since Cassandra was engaged to Nichs, they hadn’t discussed anything further about marriage.


    Upon hearing the mention of marriage, Nichs involuntarily turned his gaze to Cecilia. Seeing her calm demeanor, he slowly said, “Mmm, I’ll arrange it.”


    After speaking, he gently pulled his hand away from Cassandra’s grasp and said, “Nathaniel, you two go ahead with the prenatal checkup. We won’t intrude.”


    After he left, it took a while for Cecilia to snap back to her senses.


    Nathaniel lowered his voice, gripping her hand tightly. “Are you sad?”


    Cecilia was somewhat bewildered. “What are you talking about?”


    She only realized then, at some point, that Nathaniel had taken hold of her hand tightly. “Let go of me.”


    Nathaniel refused. “You’re so quick to lose your temper out of embarrassment?”


    Cecilia lowered her head to bite him.


    Nathaniel had long since grown ustomed to that and still refused to release her hand. However, the passing medical staff and patients were casting peculiar nces their way.


    Cecilia was overwhelmed with embarrassment.


    All she could do was stop biting Nathaniel and stand up straight.


    In truth, she was taken aback not because she was heartbroken but because she found it utterly unbelievable.


    After all, not long ago, Nichs expressed his wish to reconcile. Yet, Cassandra already had a child before getting married.


    It was evident that when it came to love, reality always had a way of creeping in.


    “I was just surprised that they had a child so quickly, nothing more,” Cecilia said, shaking his hand away to no avail. What is Nathaniel made out of? Is he not afraid of pain?


    Nathaniel listened to her exnation, not quite believing it, but he didn’t press further. He knew that if he continued, Cecilia would surely get angry again.


    After escorting Cecilia to the examination room, Nathaniel waited outside.Belonging to N?velDrama.Org.


    At the hospital entrance, Cassandra and Nichs settled into the car. She lowered her head and said, “Nichs, thank you for helping me.”


    The child she was carrying in her womb wasn’t actually the offspring of Nichs. Instead, it was the result of what those people had done to her previously.


    Cassandra was still unsure of who the father of her child was.


    The look in Nichs’s eyes softened. “You’re my fiancée. Of course, I’ll help you.”


    “Nichs, rest assured. Once my parents pass away and I take over Jamieson Group and Evans Group, I will entrust them to you.” Cassandra said, her eyes full of adoration as she looked at Nichs.


    Her ability to say that was a clear testament to how much she adored the man before her.


    Nichs only said. “Take good care of your health.”


    “Nichs, are you really okay with this? If you’re not, I can terminate the pregnancy,” Cassandra asked again.


    The doctor mentioned that if you terminate the pregnancy, it will be harmful to your health. Don’t worry, I don’t mind,” he reassured.


    Cassandra felt increasingly certain that she had not chosen the wrong person as she threw herself entirely into his embrace.


    Nichs gently patted her shoulder.


    Cassandra failed to notice the disgust that filled his eyes every time he looked at her.


    Inside the hospital, afterpleting the examination, the doctor reassured Cecilia and Nathaniel that the child was perfectly fine and there was no cause for concern.


    Holding the test results. Cecilia walked out with Nathaniel. “I told you there was nothing to worry about, didn’t I? Shouldn’t you be handing over the information to me now?”


    Nathaniel was in a foul mood, but Cecilia seemed oblivious to it.


    He said, somewhat annoyed, “I’m not the one who should have a check–up, Also, did I promise to give you the information after the examination?”


    At that moment, Cecilia was overwhelmed with an urge to punch him.


    Given her pregnancy, she had some difficulty controlling her emotions, which led her to speak her mind. “Then, in the future, if you’re not going to agree, just say it. Don’t y me.”


    After speaking, she stormed off and hailed a cab, leaving Nathaniel at the hospital entrance.


    Nathaniel stood alone at the hospital entrance, feeling helpless. He dialed his driver’s number. “Pick me up at the hospital.”