My Husband Warm The Bed (Karen Daly) novel Chapter 1594

Silvia was a little worried about Jayden, so she quickly hugged him and comforted him softly. "I know that you've put in a lot of effort to take care of this child. I also hoped that this child was ours, but it is what it is, there's no use getting mad."

Looking at her worried face, Jayden felt a warm feeling spread across his heart, erasing his anger. "Silly girl, I'm mad at myself for making such a stupid mistake. But truthfully, I'm just worried about you. I was worried that this would upset you."

He knew that she loved kids more than he did.

Silvia shook her head, denying it. "Although I like children, I can't accept anyone deceiving us. Besides, I'm still bearing our child. With you and our child, what do I have to be afraid of? Don't you agree?"

Hearing her say that, Jayden was relieved. He pulled her into his arms once again and caressed her belly. "That's right, this child here is ours. In another two or three months, we'll be able to meet her."

Perhaps because their unborn child could hear his parents talking, he started kicking gently in Silvia's belly as if he were responding to them. Silvia chattered excitedly, "The baby must have heard you, now he's kicking to respond."

Jayden placed his hand over Silvia's bulging belly. Therefore, he could also feel the kick from the baby. He grinned like a kid. "Yes, yes, I can feel that."

Immediately, the little fella started kicking inside Silvia's belly again. However, the kick was a little harder, which made Silvia wince in pain. "Hey, baby, please be gentler."

"Did the baby hurt you?" Jayden was worried that the baby in her womb would hurt Silvia, so he squatted down and stroked Silvia's round belly. Whispering to the child inside, he said, "Little fellow, listen to me carefully. If you dare to kick your mother again, I will punish you."

Silvia glared at him. "You can't scare my baby that way."

Jayden didn't think he was doing anything wrong. "But he hurt you."

Hearing his childish answer, Silvia rolled her eyes. "My dear Mr. Kyle, can you not be so immature? The baby is still in my belly, he can't even speak. His only form of communication is by kicking. You have no idea how happy I am when I feel him kick."

In the past, she thought she'd never experience the joy of being a mother; she thought she'd never be blessed with the feeling of a tiny human growing inside her. Now that she could, she felt like the baby was God's gift to her and she was overjoyed.

Jayden relented as he didn't want Silvia to be mad at him. "Well, then I'll apologise to our baby. I shouldn't have been so harsh with you, but you should also remember that in the future, you should be gentler so you don't hurt your mum. We have to treasure mummy together, okay?"

Silvia hummed in satisfaction, "Yes, that's better."

The nurse knew very well that Bianca was a surrogate, hence she should leave once she was paid. Only then would it be counted as an even exchange. However, after working for so many years, she had rarely seen anyone who was willing to leave their child as soon as she gave birth. She had also encountered many women like Bianca who insisted on meeting her child.

Before Jayden even left to look for her, Bianca came knocking on their door. It saved him the time and energy to send the child back to her. "Since she wants to see the child, then bring him to her. By the way, remember to move her out of the VIP room, also ask her to pay for all the costs for her delivery."

Jayden was never a charitable person. Seeing how Bianca had deceived them, did she really think he was still going to pay for everything for her? Did Bianca really think she was Silvia? Did she really believe that he would tend after her even if she fooled around?

Seeing that Jayden had a plan in mind, Silvia didn't object. In fact, she planned to support

him whole-heartedly.

While Silvia felt sorry for the new-born child as he had done nothing wrong, Bianca had deceived Jayden. It was also very likely that she had a plan if she were caught in the act.

Such a woman was not worthy of anyone's sympathy. Besides, Silvia was not one to simply show mercy.