Chapter 230


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    Be’s POV:


    From that day forth, I had temporarily be one of Klein’s neighbors. Every day, I would do some


    housework, and asionally, I would share some delicacies with Klein. Klein doted on Lucky very much.


    He would often buy clothes, children’splementary food, and toys.


    When Lucky was six months old, I tried to feed her more milk.


    But Lucky’s love for breast milk was beyond my imagination.


    The little fellow didn’t want to drink milk orplementary food, so she only drank breast milk.


    I insisted on giving her milk.


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    Because I had to find a job Although I could use a breast pump to store the breast milk, it was still


    extremely inconvenient.


    I couldn’t stay at home anymore. I had to earn money and support myself and Lucky.


    Although Klein was willing to help me unconditionally, if I wanted to live a respectable life, I would have to


    rely on myself in the future.


    At this time, there was a knock on the door.


    “What’s wrong, Lucky? I heard her crying. Is she not feeling well?” Klein asked frantically.


    “No, I was trying to give her milk,” I said.


    “The breast milk is the best food for babies. She can continue to drink breast milk!” Klein said.


    “Oh, no, Klein. She has to slowly get used to food other than breast milk.” I insisted. Klein didn’t listen to


    me. He turned and walked into the master bedroom.


    With his arms around Lucky, he walked out of the master bedroom. My heart ached. Lucky cried pitifully.


    When she saw me, her little hands touched her face and she cried even harder.


    Klein stuffed her into my arms, then said, “Give her some milk right now!”


    I insisted, “She has already drank milk once today. Hold on, she will continue to drink milk.” Klein said,


    “Be, what you’re doing is too cruel. Lucky is only six months old. She should be in the arms of her


    mother and enjoying breast milk.”


    I didn’t want to see Lucky so sad, but I really needed to work now. My current residence, as well as my


    daily life, including all of my living expenses, were all under the responsibility of Klein.


    I wanted to earn money and get out of this situation as soon as possible.


    But I looked down at the poor little baby and finally couldn’t bear to refuse her. A few minutester, Lucky


    was full. Then she closed her eyes and fell asleep in my arms. Lucky must have been tired of crying, so


    she fell asleep very fast. Seeing the tear stains on her face, I felt ufortable, but at least I felt better.


    At this time, Jane came over and said, “I’ll carry Lucky into the house.”


    15.55 “Okay.” I nodded. I reached out and handed her to Jane. Jane went to the master bedroom with


    Lucky in her arms.


    After Lucky was carried away, the only ones left in the living room were Klein and I.


    Only now did Klein turn around. His face softened slightly, and he said to me, “I’m sorry. I was a bit


    agitated just now.”


    “It’s also because you love Lucky. I don’t me you, and I am indeed a cruel mother.” Speaking of this, I


    felt a lump in my throat and turned away to cover my mouth.


    Seeing how sad I was, Klein slowly walked forward. He stretched out his hand, wanting to pat me on the


    shoulder, but his hand still froze in mid-air. Only then did he pull back.


    “Why did you suddenly want Lucky topletely ept milk?” Klein frowned as he looked at me, asking


    in a low voice.


    I took out a piece of tissue, wiped my nose and tears, and replied, “I want to go out to find a job. If I


    continue to breastfeed her, it will be very troublesome. The milk will make everything much more


    convenient. Jane can take care of her at home. I think if I go out to work, I can earn enough money to


    hire Jane and the living expenses of Lucky and I. After all, I don’t want to continue to live with your help.


    Klein, this really makes me very ufortable. I have never been so passive since I was a child. This


    makes me feel insecure. I really don’t want to live like this anymore.”


    After a few minutes of silence, Klein said, “There’s no problem if you want to go out and work. You have


    a CPA certificate, and manypanies need talents like you. I happen to have a friend’spany that is


    recruiting people. Why don’t I introduce you to him? Hispany has just started, and there aren’t many


    ounts. Of course, the sry and treatment won’t be too high, but it’s very suitable for you. You have


    two hours of rest at noon, and you cane back to feed Lucky. In this way, you don’t have to worry


    about Lucky, and you can go out to work. What do you think?”


    Hearing Klein’s question, I looked at him, but I was still a little hesitant. “Do they really need an


    ountant? You’re not just saying that to help me?” Hearing this, Kleinughed. “You can go take a


    look. If you are happy, you can work there. If you are unhappy, you can resign.” “All right, thank you.”


    Since things hade to this point, I could only nod in agreement.


    In fact, I also found a job on the Inte for a few days. As a result, as soon as the other party heard that


    I had a half-year-old child, they all found an excuse to say that I didn’t fit their requirement In fact, they


    were worried that it would affect her work.


    Now that I had the opportunity to feed Lucky and go to work, of course, I was willing to do it.”


    The next morning, I went to Klein’s friend’spany. At first, Klein insisted on seeing me off, but I


    refused. I was going to work. I didn’t want to implicate too many people, so I insisted on going by myself.


    When I went to thatpany, I observed it for two days. I found that what Klein said was right. This


    company had just been established, and there were not many employees. Because the division ofbor


    was not clear, I took the initiative to bear the responsibility