Chapter 627


    Janie went to the OBGYN department. After a whole night of thinking, she decided to abort the baby,


    but after her doctor''s advice, she decided she should wait. After all, this was her first baby, and it was


    also Benjamin''s first child. Maybe this is fate. I should keep it. The baby''s innocent. If he can''t give me


    the marriage I want, I can always be a single mother. I can raise the child. I make enough money for


    that.


    She left the hospital looking miserable, then she called Benjamin.


    "I was just going to look for you," Benjamin said calmly. "Why aren''t you in your office?"


    "The leave application is on my table." Janie tried her best not to cry. "I wanted to take a few days off."


    "Why?" Benjamin frowned. "There''s no reason for that. I think I''ve been spoiling you a lot."


    "Hey, a girl can be unwell, can''t she?" Janie sobbed.


    "Unwell?" A moment of silenceter, Benjamin said, "Get some rest."


    Just when he was about to hang up, Janie quickly said, "I need to talk to you. Do you have time?"


    "Why can''t you do this in the office?" Benjamin was a little impatient. "Or do it over the call."


    "This is private," she said bitterly. "I need to talk to you. Outside."


    A moment of silenceter, Benjamin said, "Give me the location."


    Janie said, "See you in thirty minutes. The tea shop across thepany."


    "Got it," said Benjamin.


    Janie ended the call and drove to thepany. The car window was slightly open, allowing a gust of


    breeze to enter, and Janie cried. She could see that Benjamin didn''t really care about her. She wasn''t


    the woman he loved, so he didn''t care for her.


    What if it''s Emmeline, though? Janie didn''t finish that thought. She could never bepared to


    Emmeline. She was the woman Benjamin took care of for years.


    Tears blurred her vision, so she stopped her car, reapplied some makeup, and resumed her journey.


    She parked her car at the parking lot half an hourter and entered the tea shop.


    Benjamin was already there, and he had reserved a room. Janie sat in front of him, her eyes puffy. The


    light behind her cast a shadow on her face, so Benjamin couldn''t see her tears anyway.


    "What''s the matter?" Benjamin poured some tea, but he didn''t look at her. "You''re being cryptic."


    "I…" Janie paused for a moment. "I''d like to take a trip overseas."


    "What?" Surprised, Benjamin looked at her. "Why? This is sudden."


    "Just got the idea yesterday," said Janie. "It''s been exhausting, so I''d like to dpress."


    "You couldn''t say that on the phone?" Benjamin frowned. "Why''d you go through all this?"


    "You won''t even give me a few moments of your time, huh?" Janie teared up again."


    "No. You know how much work I have to do."


    "You''d still leave a house to burn if it were Emmeline asking you out, though."


    A momentter, Benjamin said, "You can''t say that, Janie. You know how…"


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    "How important is she to you? I know. She''s more important than I am," Janie interrupted, and she was


    on the verge of tears. "I know you love her, so you''d go to her side no matter what happens. You won''t


    afford that kind of patience with me. Because I''m nothingpared to her."


    "That is unreasonable." Benjamin was a little angry. "I told you how I felt about her. I protected her with


    my life for years. I love her, even if she doesn''t love me back. I''d still protect her with my life. Why do


    you have to agonize over this?"