Chapter 900


    However, at the sound of those words, her back stiffened involuntarily, and she felt like she was


    choking.


    It was as if all the air had been sucked out of the room, and her breathing got louder.


    She felt so embarrassed, like she’d been pped in the face repeatedly.


    She was here becausen favored criminals like Darlene, but she’d forgotten thatn and Darlene had


    slept together, and now Darlene was pregnant.


    In the future, the three of them would live happily together, and what would she be then?


    Feeling ridiculous, she picked up her bag to leave, but then she heard Tyler say, “It’s only been a little


    over a week, how do you know you’re pregnant?”


    This was too short a time to tell.


    Darlene had her answer ready: “I missed my period, and I used a pregnancy test!”


    She nced atn, then quickly lowered her head.


    “If Mr. Raymond doesn’t want it, then I’ll have an abortion.”


    Thest sentence echoed in Maja’s mind like a curse, and for a moment her shoulders slumped


    because she too had been forced to have an abortion. She didn’t know how to react, and she just


    wanted to get out of there.


    Andn, seeing Maja getting up, said outright, “I do not want this child, get an abortion.”


    Darlene began to cry on the floor. “Mr. Raymond, abortion is very harmful to women. Can you let me


    give birth to the baby? I promise I won’t use it to threaten you to marry me.”


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    Maja shook off his hand and walked away quickly.


    “Maja!” Man followed her out and closed the door behind him.


    Tyler and Darlene were left inside while he caught up with Maja.


    Maja’s car was broken, the doors were a bit deformed, so she had to walk.


    But this ce was really too big, she walked for ten minutes and still hadn’t reached the gate.


    Behind her came the sound of hurried footsteps, andn grabbed her from behind.


    “Give me a chance to exin.” His tone was a bit urgent, in fact, he was also a bit startled by Darlene’s


    words.


    That night he had indeed been satisfied, he could still feel the pleasure in his dreams, and thinking


    about it now, his bones still felt weak.


    But he had indeed drunk too much and couldn’t remember the specifics.


    Maja, held by him, felt very cold, not because of Darlene but because ofn’s attitude towards the


    child.


    He told Darlene not to have the child and casually told her to have an abortion, it was exactly the same


    as what he had said to Maja.


    The two periods ofn ovepped, and she felt as if those words were not meant for Darlene but for


    her.


    She saw Darlene humbly begging him, and for a moment, she saw herself begging him.


    This feeling was really ufortable.


    Butn didn’t have such sensitive feelings, he mistakenly thought she was angry because of Darlene.


    “I will find out the truth about this child, and I will not let her give birth.”


    “Let go of me!” Maja’s voice was trembling, her voice was hoarse, as if she was having trouble


    breathing.


    Jan buried his head in her neck and held her waist tightly from behind.


    “I won’t let go.”


    Maja couldn’t stand it and turned around to hit him, but he didn’t dodge, and he just looked at her with


    red eyes.


    “Maja, you were the one who said I couldn’t evenpare to the fingernails of the guy you liked, so I


    couldn’t even drown my sorrows in alcohol. How was I supposed to know I would call Tyler when I was


    drunk andin to him, and how was I supposed to know he would really send a woman over.


    What if I did have sex with her? You don’t like me, so who I have sex with doesn’t matter, right?”


    He let her go, and that feeling of self–loathing suddenly intensified.


    Forget it. I’ll let go and you can go on your own.”


    Maja had been calling for him to let go, but when he really did, she was suddenly at a loss.


    She was stunned for more than ten seconds before she realized she could leave.


    As she turned to leave, she found her steps incredibly heavy.


    Neither she norn had ever really dated, and they didn’t know how to interact as lovers, let alone the


    fact that they weren’t lovers.


    They didn’t know what a healthy rtionship looked like, they just kept exploring.


    But they were both clumsy.


    They were both clumsy.


    Maja felt that she didn’t liken, but under these circumstances, she felt suffoca


    It took a lot of willpower for her to force herself to step away.


    That sentence, like a scythe, cut off thest connection between them.


    And seeing that Maja didn’t turn back, he added, “We’re getting married next we