Chapter 43: The Best Option

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Sebastian’s vibe had the nurse completely under his dominance, who immediately spewed everything like an honest subordinate, “Norman wanted your lover to abort the child, but she refused, and said that he was not the only man in the world…”
She met the man’s increasingly hostile gaze, and hurriedly presented her own evidence. “What I said is true! Norman also left a contract for your lover, saying that his only request for her is to abort the child!”

Abort the child?

Did he not like the child, not even the slightest bit?

Even so, she still insisted in bringing the child to life?

Sebastian felt a stab in his heart; he felt hurt.

‘The urge to see Sophia immediately arouse, but the nurse suddenly grabbed him by the arm and pulled.

Her face was flushed, and she looked at him with a flirty gaze. “You must be feeling shit from knowing that your lover betrayed you, right? I can help you take revenge…”

Sebastian forcefully pulled his arm away and looked at the nurse’s nametag. “You are Mary?”

The nurse nodded coyly.

“Go and wait for your notice.” Sebastian didn’t say anything unnecessary. His tone was as apathetic as it could be.

The nurse dreamed about the movies and shows where a heartless CEO fell for a trivial employee in his company and almost swooned. Was the notice an announcement to get together with her? When she returned to her work station, she felt a little smug.
Her colleagues saw how she tried to hit on Sebastian, but they did not hear the conversation. When she returned, they asked curiously, “What did you say to this handsome guy? Why are you smiling like this?”

‘The nurse held her face and felt the warmth. She said shyly, “I didn’t say anything but I think I’m leaving soon.”

‘Why would she remain as a nurse when her new beau was the handsome gentleman?

She was smiling happily when she saw the director approaching with a darkened expression. Her colleagues ushered her to be on her feet. This time, she was no longer timid and afraid. She puffed out her chest and raised her head, signaling that she had had enough with this job. Suddenly, the director
smacked her across the face.

She knelt on the ground and was confused at what just happened. Then, she heard the director’s furious roar, “You’re fired!”
The director pointed at the confused nurse on the ground and warned, “Let me remind you. Don’t mess with people you shouldn’t mess with. Otherwise, you’ll end up like her!”
Sebastian entered the ward and saw Sophia reading a on the bed. His sister Anita was peeling an apple by the bed.

Hearing the sound of the door opening, both of them stopped what they were doing and looked up at him.

Anita stood up and called out in a low voice, “Seb.”

Because she saw Sebastian’s assistant at school and knew that he was the one who had sent Sophia to the hospital, Anita was not surprised to see him here.

Sebastian looked indifferent and nodded lightly.

He shifted his gaze to Sophia who was sitting on the bed. She seemed a little embarrassed, perhaps at what had happened prior. Her face was flushed and she seemed to be more energetic than before.
This time, she addressed him honestly, “Brother Seb.”

He asked, “How’re you feeling?”

Here he was, back with his questions once again.

However, it didn’t stress Sophia much, so she answered without hesitation, “I feel much better. Thank you for bringing me to the hospital, Brother Seb.”

Sebastian did not reply. He walked to the bedside table and saw the contract.

After Norman placed it there, Sophia did not touch it. It was unmoved.

Sebastian picked up the contract. “An agreement to abort?”

Sophia and Anita looked at each other. Anita said, “Norman brought it. He wants Sophia to abort the baby.

“Is he the father of the baby?”

Sebastian’s tone was calm, but Anita suddenly felt the drastic drop of temperature in the room.
Sophia said, “Yes, he doesn’t want the baby, but I will keep the little guy no matter what.”
Sebastian raised his gaze and it fell on the parenting book in Sophia’s hand.

Anita peeled the apple, cut it into small pieces, and put them on a plate.

Some forks to eat it with would be nice, she thought, and went looking for them

Sebastian finally finished flipping through the contract. “I suggest you take a good look at this contract.”
Sophia refused, “What’s there to look at? He wants me to abort the child.”

‘There was no expression on Sebastian’s cold face, nobody knew whether he was happy or angry.
“Aborting the child is the best choice for you right now.”

Sophia was stunned for a moment and looked at him blankly.

But she didn’t see anything. It was as if he said it precisely for her own good.

She answered curtly, “No.”

“Why do you want to give birth to the child?” Sebastian felt as himself losing control, and his voice became colder. “His father didn’t welcome him at all.. Why do you insist on bringing him to life?”