Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas) novel Chapter 1249

Nicholas immediately nudged Greg aside and took a seat beside his wife. He gently caressed her belly and called out with tenderness, “Be good. Don’t give Mommy trouble.”

The baby ignored him and kicked even harder. Tessa watched on with much love, feeling as if she could explode with happiness. On the other hand, Wanda was in bad luck over the last few days. She had decided to get rid of her baby.

To her dismay, she ran into Regina Hadfield, Oliver’s older sister, at the hospital. She was surprised to see Wanda and inquired, “Why are you here?”

Wanda’s heart sank as she looked at the impeccably dressed woman in front of her. She soon calmed herself down and replied coldly, “I’m little sick. I’m here to see a doctor.”

At that moment, a nurse called her name. She responded to the nurse and nodded at Regina. “The doctor’s calling for me. Miss Hadfield, have a nice day.”

Then, she slid into the doctor’s office. Regina sensed that something was wrong with Wanda’s behavior. She was confident in her sixth sense and took a seat nearby to wait.

Unaware of Regina’s plan, Wanda received the test results from the doctor and sighed in relief when she learned that her surgery was approved. Not long after, she left the doctor’s office.

When she realized that he was not letting her go, she started punching and kicking him out of desperation. “Oliver Hadfield, you’re a jerk! Let go of me now!”

“You want to kill my child? Dream on!” While speaking, he lifted her over his shoulder and stomped out of the hospital.

Naturally, the two families got the news of Wanda’s pregnancy after Oliver brought her back from the hospital. As such, they had no choice but to bring forth their wedding date.

In a few days, the news of the arranged marriage between the Hadfields and Mullers spread like wildfire. When Wanda found out about it, she fell into despair. The arrival of the baby brought no joy to her at all.

“Why do you have to show up now? My life would’ve been better without you.” She punched her stomach with resentment and vain hope that she could miscarry. Despite her attempts, the baby stubbornly grew in her belly.

Another wave of depression drowned her when she heard the news that Nicholas stayed home to take care of a pregnant Tessa. She was reminded of the day when she met them in the hospital, where he took great care of Tessa.