Getting My Ex-wife Back novel Chapter 173

Absurd. Vivian was disappointed.

"Aria is pregnant, isn't she? she asked, trembling."

"Hansen's body froze, the sparkle in his eyes vanished."

"Hansen, is she carrying your child? Vivian raised her voice again."

"Dumbfounded, Hansen couldn't say a word."

"Hansen, is this who you are? Vivian said sternly, ""You got her pregnant, and then drove her away. What are you? Is this what the men of the Richards family do? How can you do such an irresponsible thing? If others learn about it, what would they think of us? How can you be trusted in the future? How would you lead the Richards Group and grow the company?"""

"Vivian's repeated questioning threw Hansen into a daze, as if he was struck by lightning. His face turned pale as he tried to stand upright, unable to speak a word."

"Hansen, you have to be a responsible man. Being a good person is far more important than those petty achievements. Never go against your conscience for you are not such a person. Live the life of the man we raised you up to be, so you can live in peace. If you can't be an upright and kind-hearted person, then how could you lead others and demand from them? We are a distinguished family; integrity and reputation are very important. You are a descendant of the Richards Family, and you must pay more attention to your words and deeds. You are already an adult, so you must be responsible for your own mistakes. No one has the obligation to deal with your mistakes. If you do it, you take it. Vivian's voice was cold and hard, without any partiality."

"No, Grandma, the person I love is Jenna. I have never loved Aria. Never. I can see now that the person I want to marry is Jenna. Hansen realized what Vivian meant and hurriedly emphasized it."

Didn't Vivian always value Jenna? How could she change at the moment?

"Nonsense. Vivian said sharply, ""If you didn't love Aria, why did you get her pregnant? Don't you know anything about responsibility? A man should know what he should and should not do. Don't you at least have this common sense?"""

Hansen was completely dumbstruck.

"Originally, he came to seek support from Vivian, but it seemed that he was not going to gain what he was after. Even his Grandma had completely changed her opinions about this matter."

"But, Grandma, Aria's pregnancy was not my fault. I don't want it to end like this. It was plotted by that d*mned Norton. Grandma, I never loved Aria. Why would I touch her? Hansen was desperate."

"Well, I'll ask you again now. Is the child Aria carrying now yours? You just need to tell me this now, Vivian asked with a slight trembling in her voice."

I... Hansen was speechless for a while; he recalled the scene when he woke up at Hilton Hotel that night.

He could not answer her.

Vivian understood everything at once.

"Norton had been a troublesome child. In fact, for so many years, she had refused to let Norton's mother, Maria, enter the Richards family. It was not really because of Maria's family background, but because of her very own behavior. Vivian had sent men to investigate, and neither Maria nor her family had a good reputation. Hence, Trevor was firmly opposed to this."

"After Norton was born, considering that the outside world might not be a good environment for him to grow up in, he was often taken care of in Richards Manor. Gradually, Vivian discovered that Norton had a strange personality and was always confined in his own world; he never expressed his emotions easily. There were even times when he was filled with the wrath of taking his revenge. Just thinking of his growing environment made Vivian worry."

"Trevor seemed to have noticed it too, but he could only train Norton to go into the field of politics for that suited Norton the most. After all, he was quite a meticulous boy."

"They did not have many choices. Besides, Claude had no other children."

"Therefore, Vivian took the lead and brought in Maria, and both her son and daughter, so the children could grow up in a better environment and contribute to society."

"However, she didn't expect that Norton would end up doing that."

"Now, she really had nothing to say except to be sad."

"As for Hansen, she had always loved him, hence naturally, her expectation for Hansen was higher."

"The reason why Vivian opposed Aria in the past was solely based on her own judgement. She was not optimistic about Aria, but now, the situation was different. Aria was pregnant with Hansen's child; no matter how reluctant Hansen was, this child belonged to the Richards family. It was their flesh and blood."

"As a man, he must be responsible. Since Aria was pregnant, Hansen must take up the responsibility."

This was her request for Hansen.

"Obviously, Aria had been with Hansen for more than three years. Now that Aria had his child, who would believe that Hansen said he didn't love her? If Hansen really didn't love her, why didn't he say so earlier? Why did Hansen have to say that he didn't love her when she was already pregnant?"