Chapter220
When it comes to the baby. I couldn’t care less about being afraid anymore. I said in a deep voice. “It’s true. I couldn’t conceive, but she can conceive for you!”
“I told you to shut up!”
He slapped the dining table abruptly, making a loud sound, almost causing the dishes on the table to splash out.
The surrounding waiters all looked over, but no one dared to come closer.
Because at that time, Reynaldo was exuding a gloomy and terrifying aura.
I shrank in the chair, looking at him in terror.
I didn’t know why he got so angry.
After all, I didn’t say anything wrong.
He and Kimberly were deeply in love, and his grandmother was eagerly longing for a great–grandchild. It was only natural for Kimberly to have a baby for him, so why would he be angry?
Honestly, I couldn’t understand him more and more. His thoughts were deeper than the ocean and more complicated than a tangled ball of thread.
Reynaldo glanced at me, and after a moment, he took a slight breath, as if he was trying hard to suppress his anger.
I watched him carefully and said, “Don’t you want Kimberly to have your baby because she wasn’t in good health?”
Reynaldo slightly closed his eyes, as if he couldn’t be bothered to look at
- me.
After a long time, he finally said, “Tomorrow, I will take you to the hospital for a physical examination.”
I was shocked to the core and exclaimed urgently, “I won’t go!”
Reynaldo looked at me coldly, with a few traces of doubt evident in his tightly furrowed brows.
Afraid that he might guess something, I stuttered, “What I mean is, why should I go for a physical check–up? You men always do this, if you can’t conceive a baby, you blame it on the woman.
Reynaldo chuckled and said, “So you mean it’s my fault that we couldn’t conceive?”
- I didn’t say that either. What I meant is that not being able to conceive doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the woman’s fault.
Anyway, I didn’t want to go to the hospital for a check–up.
What a joke! If I really went to the hospital, how could I hide the fact that I was pregnant?
Reynaldo stared at me, and coldly chuckled, “I had already had the doctor examine me, and I had no issues whatsoever. In fact, my sperm quality is even better than the average person.”
His last sentence made me blush.
The key is that he actually acted serious.
But I really didn’t expect that he would actually have the doctor check this issue. It seems that he is really eager to have a child for his grandmother.
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