Billionaire Daddy, GO, GO, GO! novel Chapter 6

Patricia let Wesley and Lydia acted in collusion with each other, and she covered her belly for protection. There seemed to be no way for her to get rid of the two.

She lived with her dad, mom and sister in her family, but for all these years, she had always felt so lonely.

The birth of the fatherless baby might ruin her reputation, which she couldn't care less as long as she was not alone anymore. She had to stay, for the baby!

Seeing that, Miranda halted the doctor and gave him a gift card. "Doctor, we can't keep the baby because we don't know who the father is. Please help us."

The doctor refused the card and looked at Patricia, whose forehead was covered with sweats while she was resisting, and kept protecting her belly carefully at the same time.

The doctor watched her for a while, and was finally touched by the woman's resistance to keep the baby alive and her great maternity.

The doctor stepped forward, and then he dragged Wesley away and pulled Patricia into his arm.

"Sorry, I'm afraid no one can make the decision for her as long as she doesn't agree."

Patricia looked up at the doctor. For the first time in her life, she found the white uniform gown so amiable.

Wesley was provoked when he heard what the doctor said.

"No one? We're her family! I'm her father! Why can't we make the decision for her?"

Miranda nodded to Wesley and added, "That's right. We're doing this for her good! The fetus has to be removed now!"

Lydia tried to persuade the doctor from a different perspective. "Think about it, doctor... if you had a fiancée with a baby whose father is unknown, will you accept her?"

The doctor looked at Patricia. The woman was leaning on him weakly, but her expression looked so firm. Then he replied, "If I love her, I will accept what she had, including her baby, even if the baby is not mine. Is that clear?"

His answer stunned the three people present.

Patricia was deeply touched. For a moment, tears almost rolled off her eyes. Her real family pushed her into a desperate situation, while she was comforted and encouraged by a stranger.

"Well, since she doesn't want to, we should just let her." Miranda pulled Wesley's hand gently from behind, trying to give her husband a hint.

Lydia noticed that lots of paparazzi had gathered around them. The Coleman Group's reputation would be seriously damaged if the abortion attracted public attention.

Lydia nodded to Wesley and said, "That's right, Dad. We should go home for further discussion."