Boss, Your Wife is Asking for A Divorce, Again!

Chapter 837 Abort the Child

After all, would a sober woman, who had learned how to fight, not be able to push a drunk man off of her? No; of

course she’d be able to do so. She could even knock the drunk man out before throwing him over her shoulder.

Charles knew of Daphne’s capabilities—that was why he immediately realized what she was trying to do after

learning that she had allowed him to bring her to bed. That was why he hated her so much.

Daphne had been his secretary for years. She was a trusted secretary and friend, yet she tried to manipulate him

this time. How could he not feel angry and hateful? So, he didn’t exactly make a mistake when he decided not to

take any responsibility for her. Sonia let out a sigh. “Regardless of who was right or wrong, the child is still innocent.

Are you sure you want to abort the child?”

“Yeah.” Daphne nodded. “I’ve made a decision. This child popped out of nowhere, and the father is not going to like

the child. President Lane is not going to welcome the child if I give birth to it, and this would make my baby an

illegitimate child. How am I supposed to answer my child when my child asks me who his or her father is? I thought

about it. Since I can’t give my child a happy family, and since my child won’t have a father, I’d rather not have the

child come into this world at all. I can’t allow my selfishness to harm the child,” she uttered.

Sonia wasn’t too surprised after hearing Daphne’s words. That was exactly what went through Sonia’s mind when

she was pregnant. Back then, she didn’t know that she was pregnant with Toby’s child—she thought the child

belonged to a stranger. So, she decided not to give birth to the child as she didn’t want things to be unfair for the

child.

“Since you’ve made up your mind, I don’t think I should make any more comments. But I’d like to know if Charles

knows about this baby. If he does, then you should tell him about it before aborting the child. If he doesn’t know

about it, then you can just pretend I never said anything.”

Daphne shook her head. “He doesn’t know about my pregnancy. I didn’t tell anyone about this, and I don’t plan to

tell President Lane about it either. If he knew that I got pregnant, he would only hate me even more. He might even

think that I didn’t take the morning after pill just because I wanted to be pregnant with his child.”

“Well…” Sonia pressed her lips together as she didn’t know what to say. It was a possibility, after all. Judging by the

negative feelings Charles presently had toward Daphne, he would probably make the worst assumptions about all

of her actions. So, if he found out about her pregnancy, he might think she had gotten pregnant intentionally, just

so that he would have to marry her.

“But I bet President Charles would get me to abort the child even if he found out that I was pregnant. As I said,

President Lane hates me, so how could he accept the child? So, the best way to deal with this child now is to abort

it. That way, all of the fate and connection between President Lane and me would come to a proper end,” Daphne

said with her glass of milk in her hand. The milk was hot, yet its temperature didn’t seem to warm her cold hands or

her icy heart at all. Her heart—like the rest of her body—felt as cold as ice.

“I guess that’s good,” Sonia said with a nod. Sonia finally understood that Charles and Daphne’s relationship would

never work out. After she heard about what happened between them that night, she knew that she would no longer

be able to matchmake the both of them. Charles now saw Daphne as a manipulative woman. So, he would never

fall for a woman like Daphne, nor would he be with a woman like her. If that were the case, their child would live a

sad life if he or she had been born.

Even if they kept the child, Charles wouldn’t stay with Daphne just for the sake of the child. Charles might even fight

for custody over the child, and Daphne would struggle to win against him. If that happened, Daphne would only be

more disappointed. What would all of it be for? Perhaps an abortion was the best choice.

“I’ll go with you for the procedure.” Sonia patted the back of Daphne’s hand. Daphne felt a warm, fuzzy feeling in

her heart. “Thank you, President Reed.” Daphne nodded.

“It’s nothing.” Sonia shook her head. “I was part of the reason you and Charles ended up in this situation. I was the

one who told you to follow him. If I hadn’t done so, perhaps you and Charles’ relationship would still be fine. You

might have had a better chance of being with him.”

Daphne lowered her gaze as she smiled. “Even though you told me to follow him, I was the one who had control

over how things turned out. I am the one who chose to do what I did, so I am the one at fault here. You shouldn’t

blame yourself, President Reed.”

“It seems like you’re the one comforting me now.” Sonia shook her head as she laughed. After that, both of them

stayed in the milk tea shop for a while more before they paid the bill and left.

Daphne returned to her house while Sonia went back to the office. However, before they parted ways, Daphne

specifically reminded Sonia to help keep her pregnancy a secret. “You can never tell Charles about this,” Daphne

uttered. Daphne only left after Sonia promised to keep her secret.

However, Sonia knew that it would be unfair to keep this a secret from Charles. He was the father of the child, after

all—he had the right to know about this. But she knew that she would cause a whole scene if she were to tell

Charles about it. A person like Charles would certainly look for Daphne once he found out about this matter. That

was why Sonia had promised Daphne without any hesitation.

Right when Sonia was zoning out at her desk, someone pushed her office door open. Toby walked in with a delicate-

looking wooden lunchbox. When he saw the woman sitting around and zoning out with a soulless look in her eyes,

he raised an eyebrow before walking in quietly. Sonia only noticed movement in the room when Toby placed the

lunchbox on her desk. Then, her eyes lit up for a moment as she returned to her senses. She turned her focus

toward the lunchbox.

At first, she was shocked by how a random lunchbox appeared on her table. Then, she shifted her gaze up and saw

the person standing in front of her desk. She widened her eyes when she saw a man eyeing her with his eyebrows

raised. “W-What are you doing here?” She wore a dumbfounded look on her face.

Sonia hurriedly got up and walked over to the man. “Shouldn’t you be at work now? What are you doing here?”

Toby let go of the lunchbox handle and gave her a smile. “I brought the management teams from international

companies to take a look at the factory in Seafield, and I happened to pass by your area after leaving the place.

Since it’s lunchtime, I figured that I would drop by to eat with you. After lunch, I’ll have to go to the airport to send

them off.”

The management team consisted of CEOs that handled Toby’s international branches. They were dedicated to

working with Toby, and they only traveled back to the country a few times each year, so Toby had to send them off

to show that he was a boss who cared for them. That way, they would be more focused on their work, and they

would take better care of the subsidiary companies overseas.

When Sonia heard that he was going to be busy after lunch, she let out an inaudible sigh. “I’m tired just hearing

about it. It sounds like hard work.”

“It’s nothing much. There’ll be harder things coming up. I think I’ll be even busier from next month onward—the

end of the year is when things get the busiest. Fuller Group will have to take a physical inventory count, so I’ll

probably have to stay in the company for the entire duration.” Toby slipped his hand into hers before lifting the

lunchbox with his other hand. He led her over to the couch.

“Are you really going to stay at the office?” Sonia turned her head to look at him.

“Yeah.” Toby nodded. “It’s always the same at the end of the year. I’m just letting you know now that I may not

have the time to be with you during the end of the year,” he said. Then, he paused for a moment before gazing at

her apologetically.

Sonia smiled. “Why are you like this? You’re just too busy to spend time with me. Why do you look so sorry?”

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