Mr. Grant Treats Me Like a Treasure
Chapter 1213: I Withdraw
“No!” Before Miles Morgan could speak, Ivy Preston said anxiously, her hand tightly gripping Miles’, tears following suit, “Miles, I don’t want to abort our child.”
Miles Morgan looked at Ivy Preston, who was crying in fear, and firmly held her hand in return, promising earnestly, “I won’t.”
He was sincere to Ivy Preston; how could he possibly abort the child in her womb?
As a man, as a father, he couldn’t possibly do such a thing.
“Mom!” Miles Morgan looked at Old Mrs. Monroe and said, “The child in Ivy’s womb can’t be aborted.”
“He’s your grandson!”
Old Mrs. Monroe heard Miles Morgan’s words and snorted coldly.
“I only have one grandson.” She got angrier the more she looked at Miles Morgan—how could a man be so clueless to this extent?
“Old Mrs. Monroe, I know that falling in love with Miles Morgan and getting pregnant with his child is wrong and immoral.”
Ivy Preston took two steps forward, her eyes filled with tears, appearing sincere as she spoke.
These words made Anna Morgan scoff lightly, thinking Ivy Preston didn’t know that being with Miles Morgan was immoral.
“When I met Miles Morgan, I knew he had a family, and I shouldn’t fall for him.”
“I should have stayed far away.”
Ivy Preston turned her head, full of tears, looking at Miles Morgan in such a way that any man would feel tender towards her.
Part of why Zachary Morgan initially fell for Ivy Preston was because of her poignant, almost crying yet not crying demeanor.
Of course, now Eldest Master Monroe saw her as his past crush and felt surely his eyes had misled him then.
How could he have liked a girl with such skewed morals!
Why did he find her tearful demeanor so appealing?
“Old Mrs. Monroe, I can leave Miles Morgan and make them whole.”
Ivy Preston changed her tone to retreat for progress, hoping to change Old Mrs. Monroe’s perspective.
Unfortunately, women see through women better.
Unlike Miles Morgan, who, after hearing Ivy Preston’s words, immediately defended her, “Leave where? You now have my child, you can’t go anywhere!”
“Miles!”
Ivy Preston began to cry, throwing herself into Miles Morgan’s arms, “When you were born, I was not; when I was born, you were already old.”
“Why is heaven so cruel to me!”
With these words, it turned into an emotional drama.
“It seems Miss Preston is here to join our Morgan Family, not to break up my parents.”
Anna Morgan couldn’t help but mock.
Reciting poetry, saying things like ‘When you were born, I was not; when I was born,’ only filled Anna Morgan with disgust.
“Old Mrs. Monroe.”
Watching the girl confess to her own husband, Mrs. Monroe felt not rage but full sadness.
She felt sorrow for herself.
Luckily, she figured it out early on and didn’t want to drag it out with Miles anymore.
“This marriage no longer needs to continue.”
“I’m stepping back, letting Mr. Monroe and Miss Preston be.”
Since this man was not what she initially wanted, why continue to wait?
Exhausting her mind and heart, battling for affection with a girl younger than herself, wasting so much time in vain.
“Qin’er.” Old Mrs. Monroe realized from Mrs. Monroe’s address that she was determined to divorce.
Even though Miles’ mistress was good at acting, crying and confessing, moving her son deeply.
She couldn’t bear to watch it.
“Alright.”
“Since you’ve made up your mind, then do as you please.”
Old Mrs. Monroe’s words left Ivy Preston, who was sobbing in Miles Morgan’s arms, relieved.
She was really afraid that Old Mrs. Monroe would persuade Miles into making her abort the child and leave him.
She truly had feelings for Miles Morgan.
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