Chapter 1139


    Chapter 1139 Good Thing I’m Not Pregnant


    “You lost your child, but I lost my great-grandchild. I didn’t even me you for not protecting them. It’s


    better if you shut up before you question me,” Madalyn said. Kisa stared at her heavily while secretly


    clenching her hands. To her, Madalyn used to be extremely open-minded and knew right from wrong.


    However, the more she hated Kisa, the more unreasonable she became.


    “Before you me others, you should ask yourself why you didn’t protect your own child.” Madalyn got


    up with the help of her cane, walked slowly in front of her, and said with a cold face, “I told you a long


    time ago not to go on set. I told you that you should stay home and take care of yourself for the baby,


    but you didn’t listen. You knew that Sharon had always been at odds with you. You should have kept


    your guard up, but you still fell for her tricks. The child is gone mainly because of you. If you think


    Sharon shouldn’t be forgiven, then you shouldn’t be forgiven too.”


    Kisa’s heart was full of ridicule. Madalyn’s principles were distorted because of her hatred. “Good thing


    I’m not pregnant,” Kisa sneered.


    “What did you say?” Madalyn’s face darkened. “Being pregnant with a Kooper is so awful. You have to


    be careful and make no mistakes because the mother would be the one to me. Whoever gets


    pregnant with a Kooper must be so unlucky!”


    “Enough! Go upstairs!” As soon as Kisa finished speaking, Gilbert dragged her up the stairs. Madalyn


    hurriedly grabbed her and asked, “What are you talking about? Tell me, what did you mean by ‘good


    thing you’re not pregnant’? Were you not pregnant?”


    Before Kisa could speak, Gilbert voiced out, “What she means is that she had a miscarriage and isn’t


    pregnant anymore.”


    “Is that so?” Madalyn looked at Kisa with a sharp gaze. Kisa did not want to pretend she was pregnant


    with Gilbert’s child anymore. She wanted to tell Madalyn the truth, but Gilbert red at her with a cold.


    look. His gaze was cruel and threatening. Kisa pursed her lips and decided to swallow her words.


    “Alright, Grandma. I’ll take Kisa upstairs. It wouldn’t be good for our family reputation if she’s living.


    outside alone.” He then looked at the servant who was still cleaning the mat and said, “Leave all the


    non- slip mats the way they are in this house. Andrew and Ada go to the toilet often. Just leave the


    mats in the bathroom in case they slip.”


    “Yes, Mr. Kooper.”


    After giving his orders, Gilbert hurried upstairs with Kisa and closed the door when they entered the


    room. Kisa leaned against the door, looked at the man standing in the room with his back to her, and


    asked, Why didn’t you let me tell her that I wasn’t actually pregnant? The ‘child’ is gone anyway.”


    “She’s suffering from the pain of losing her great-grandchild. If you tell her that you weren’t actually


    pregnant, she will be not only disappointed and in pain but also furious. Who will be responsible for her


    if she falls ill due to all the intense emotions?” Gilbert sat on the sofa and said softly..


    “Then, you shouldn’t have brought me back here. Grandma and I are ipatible. She’ll just be


    making me mad.”


    “I told you, I brought you here to maintain our family name. You can go wherever you want after the


    limelight of this matter passes,” Gilbert said and nced at her belly. She was wearing a pair of skinny


    jeans, a pink sweater, and high-heeled leather shoes about five centimeters tall. The tight-fitting pants


    outlined her figure perfectly. Her t tummy was visible, and she did not look like someone who was


    recently pregnant. Gilbert frowned slightly.This text is property of N?/velD/rama.Org.