Chapter 1438


    Chapter 1438


    ConTEent bel0ngs to N?v(e)lD/rama(.)Org .


    Harper was shocked and stood there for a while before realizing she should go and pull him, but he


    pushed her away.


    “If you don’t agree, I won’t get up.


    Taya, who witnessed this scene, suddenly understood why Harper was afraid to speak up.


    Facing such a pathetic man, Harper couldn’t bring herself to be cruel because she couldn’t find it in her


    heart to be cruel to


    someone who made her feel like he wasn’t at fault. If he wasn’t at fault, why treat him this way? It


    wouldn’t be fair.


    Taya didn’t know if Harper felt the same way, but that’s how she felt now.


    It felt like being morally trapped, unable to make a decision, and it was quite distressing.


    In the busy hospital, Jayden kneeling like this attracted the attention of many people.


    Harper’s heart felt heavy, as if burdened by one heavy mountain after another, unsure of what to do.


    Jayden didn’t say anything either, just kept looking at her with his red eyes, silently.


    Unable to stand it anymore, Harper could only nod reluctantly, feeling suffocated.


    Seeing her nod, Jayden finally rxed his whole body. “Thank you.”


    After shaking her head, Harper bent down and helped him up without saying a word.


    After Jayden stood up, he said to Harper, “I’m going to find my mom now and tell her to stop interfering


    us.”


    Harper responded with a sound of agreement but didn’t follow him. When she turned around, she


    bumped into Taya standing not far away.


    Harper’s nose tingled, and for some reason, she suddenly wanted to cry, but her stubborn nature made


    her hold back.


    Taya walked over and saw her teary eyes covered by a thin mist, so she quickly reached out and


    hugged her.


    “It’s okay.”


    No matter what Harper encountered, Taya would always be her strong support. They had been relying


    on each other for many years as family.


    Taya’s embrace gave her a bit of strength, like finding someone to lean on, allowing Harper to let go of


    her exhaustion and rest her head on Taya’s shoulder.


    “I’m a bit tired.”


    “If you’re tired, then go rest.”


    Taya didn’t say anything else, didn’t ask any questions, just supported Harper as they got into the car


    and drove her home.


    After sitting down in the living room, Harper reached for a box of cigarettes, took out a thin one, and lit


    it. But then she remembered that Taya was trying to conceive, so she put it out.


    Taya, who had just brought warm water over, saw her extinguish the cigarette in the ashtray and


    thoughtfully said, “If you want to smoke, go ahead. I might not even be able to get pregnant.”


    Harper shook her head. Taya’s biggest wish was to have a pup with Griffon. Whether she could


    conceive or not, Harper couldn’t smoke in front of her.


    Taya handed her the cup of warm water. “Have some water.”


    Harper reached out and took it, taking a sip. “It’s my own fault. I shouldn’t have wanted to mate a


    reliable man just to prove a point or to build a home of my own. Now that things have turned out like


    this, it’s my own doing.”