Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1848

The buzz grew louder, and soon Elliot and Sheena's wedding shot to the top of the trending topics list.

Many people saw it, including several high-society families.

Some media outlets tried to capitalize on the hype by calling those who attended the wedding, hoping to get some pictures.

However, despite their usually good relations, all the prominent families and influential individuals unanimously refused to release any photos.

Their reason was the same—they would not risk offending the Jenkins and Lawson families for a trivial profit.

The media understood the situation.

While they wanted to create sensational news, they knew better than to provoke two of the most powerful families over this matter.

…

Meanwhile, in Nathaniel's office.

Mavis sat opposite him with a blank expression.

Nathaniel looked concerned and asked, "You drank a lot last night. How are you feeling? Any discomfort?"

Mavis shook her head. "No."

He paused briefly before continuing, "I wanted to explain last night. I also drank a lot, and I don't remember much… of what happened, but we both know how we woke up."

Mavis could not help but glance up, hoping to find some hint of guilt or hesitation in his eyes. However, it was futile; he seemed emotionless, speaking like a robot.

"Last night, we were both out of it, and it was an accident. This could become a problem for us. Our marriage is entirely contractual, and any complications will only cause trouble for both of us. I hope you understand that it's best to avoid any unnecessary issues. Do you understand what I'm saying?"

Nathaniel's words were crystal clear, and Mavis would be a fool not to understand

She stared at the impeccably dressed man behind the desk, barely believing the words that would soon come out of her own mouth.

"Mr. Nicholls, you're suggesting I take emergency contraceptive pills so that an unwanted situation never arises, correct?"

Nathaniel lowered his gaze, saying indifferently, "You're very perceptive."

He admitted it.

That was exactly what he meant…

Would she have to go to the pharmacy herself?

Mavis had always been shy and had never dealt with something like this before.

As she walked down the street, her anxiety grew.

To avoid being seen by her colleagues, she took a longer route.

When she finally reached the pharmacy, she just could not bring herself to go in.

If she did, it meant giving up her dream of having children.

While she was lost in thought, an older woman with a headscarf appeared beside her and seemed to notice her hesitation.

"Miss, are you planning to terminate your pregnancy?"

Mavis instantly blushed from embarrassment.

She was already feeling shy about going in, and she had not even figured out how to ask for the emergency contraceptive pills.