Promise You a Prosperous Life - C18

After dinner, I deliberately avoided my colleagues and went to the nearest drugstore to buy some paper, but as soon as I went in, I saw Yu Mo slip out with a packet of medicine.

The more I don’t want to see someone, the more I want to see someone.” The more I don’t want to see someone, the more I want to see someone.

“Gu Yan, I just treated you to a meal, then you wipe your mouth and refuse to recognize me. You’re the only one who can do such a despicable thing. Say it, if you see me, hide. Have you done something shameful?”

Yu Mo’s eyes were sharp as he angrily shouted at me.

I had to stop in my tracks, my face red and red, my brain working rapidly to think of a way to deal with this. The moment I turned around, I finally had a response.

“Director Yu, may I be honest with myself, I am definitely a person who repays favors and rewards, but because of this dinner, I ate too much. I feel really bad, so I came to the drugstore to buy the pill, but this is an extremely disgraceful matter for a girl, so I … I …”

I lowered my head again, picking at my fingernails, and Yu Mo — who didn’t seem to have thought of this reason — paused for a few seconds and then began to mock me again.

“If you really have potential, then I don’t think you need to call me Gu Yan in the future. It’s more suitable to call me ‘I can’t take care of you’.”

Feeling a little uncomfortable, I was just about to retort when I raised my head to meet the cold face and forcefully swallowed my displeasure.

Yu Mo kept repeating, “It’s too late, it’s not safe to take a taxi. Hurry and buy one, I’ll take you home.”

My heart thumped. If I did what he told me, I would be exposed. No, I wouldn’t be able to get into his car even if I walked home today.

“Boss Yu, I’ve already told you that there’s no need for you to send me off. Also, if others see me, I won’t be able to wash myself even if I jump into the Yellow River. So, let’s go our separate ways.”

Yu Mo Yi’s eyes spat out two flames. He looked at me and said bitterly, “You don’t know what’s good for you.” Then, he strode away without looking back.

When the danger was finally over, I heaved a sigh of relief and went to buy my early pregnancy test paper.

When I got home, I couldn’t wait to do the test. A few seconds later, two clear red bars appeared on the test stick. According to the instructions, I was pregnant.

Is there really a little life in my belly? What was he like now? In a flash, I laughed at myself. Strictly speaking, he didn’t have any facial features or limbs. He was still an embryo. I put my hand on my stomach.

At the same time, I secretly swore that the child was all that I had. If anyone dared to touch him, I would fight them to the death, but that was on the premise that I had to feed the fat and white, healthy and healthy, so that I would have the strength to fight.

As I thought about it, I realized that at night I was too preoccupied with the question of pregnancy, and with the vomiting, my stomach was completely empty.

I hurried to the kitchen to make myself a bowl of sour soup and ate it, frowning and holding my breath, but before I went to bed I thought again, what if the early pregnancy test is not accurate, just to be safe or to go to the hospital and check it.

Early the next morning, I applied for a half-day leave of absence from the Division Chief.

When we got to the hospital, we lined up, asked around, did the B-ultrasound, and after a while, the woman doctor with the mask pointed at the film.

“Congratulations, you are pregnant. From the video, you can see that the embryo development is normal, the heart beat is better, the embryo development is good, everything is normal.”