Stomp on Your Broken Heart With Our Babies novel Chapter 1462

Sebastian's eyes were filled with self-recrimination.

He thought coming to the hospital to stay with Bonnie was tender and considerate.

Unbeknownst to him, it is he who puts both Bonnie and the baby in her belly in danger every time he approaches.

Even now, he smells of something that could put Bonnie and the baby in danger!

"Bonnie, I'm sorry, I'll come back later." With those words, Sebastian turned around and left the ward.

Bonnie made a noise to stop it, but couldn't get there in time.

"He must be in a lot of mixed emotions right now." Max said, "Just give him some time."

What are Bonnie's mixed feelings?

"This matter has nothing to do with him at all, so why impose other people's faults on himself."

Sebastian, the big dummy!

"I'm sure Mr. Grant will be back soon." Talia's eyes were unmistakable.

Indeed, as Talia said.

Sebastian was soon back in the ward.

He changed his clothes, as if he had also showered, his hair was not dried, it was hanging down like that wet, and the hair was still dripping down.

There is a fallen and messy handsomeness.

"Sebastian, what did you do to that." Bonnie was alarmed, "Dry off quickly, brother, I think there are towels in the bathroom."

Max complied and brought a towel over to Sebastian.

Sebastian, however, just squeezed it in his hand and did not rush to wipe his hair.

The corners of his mouth curled up in a smile of relief, "Bonnie, I'm washing the smell off my body now so I can be safe with you."

Bonnie's eyes welled up, "So you just left in a hurry to find a place to get yourself cleaned up?"

"She won't admit it." Sebastian shook his head, "And now she can weasel her way out of it by saying she simply liked the smell and didn't intend to harm Bonnie."

When it comes to not being able to sanction Auntie Nancy not to mention, but to put him on guard, it is counterproductive and not worth the loss.

"Well, we can't just watch Mrs. Grant suffer like this." Talia's eyes were red, "That's a child that was hard to conceive."

How sad it would be if it were to be lost like that.

Talia stepped forward and clutched Bonnie's hand, "Mrs. Grant, also a mother, I understand how you feel right now."

Bonnie squeezed a grateful smile toward her.

And next to him, Max was thoughtful, his eyes silently looking at Talia's stomach.

Opened his mouth, but in the end did not say anything.

"You guys don't have to rush," Bonnie spoke up, "I actually have an idea that should deter Auntie Nancy."