The Ceo’s Convict Wife by Jennifer Mike

Chapter 901
“Anyone with a bit of common sense would have been able to tell that you are pregnant by looking at the report. Unless the
doctor you consulted doesn’t even have that bit of a good sense,” Callum said with a
sneer.
Lillian clenched her teeth and kept silent for a while before saying, “Whether I’m pregnant or not, it is still none of your business.”
“You are carrying my child. Please explain to me how this is none of my business?” Callum snapped. “Maybe because the baby
might, not be yours?” Lillian responded instinctively, without even realizing what that might imply.
In an instant, the atmosphere in the private room turned tense. Callum’s eyes darkened, and he said through gritted teeth, “So,
whose baby is it then? Is it Jerick’s?
Lillian felt as if an invisible hand was choking her, making her unable to say a word at that moment. Callum’s gaze made her feel
a sense of danger. She felt that if she really said yes to that question, Jerick would be in hot water.
“N-No, it’s not Jerick’s,” Lillian stammered stiffly after some time.
Callum’s heart throbbed when he saw her pale face and trembling body. He thought, “What’s wrong with me? I almost lost my
temper with her just now. I was ecstatic when I found out that she was pregnant. I lost my temper because she was trying to
deny it was my baby.” When Callum heard the denial, his heart, which had soared after seeing the report, felt like it had been
doused with cold water.
“You couldn’t eat this food just now, right? Then I’ll ask someone to take these back and bring you some that are more suitable
for pregnant women,” Callum said, taking the initiative to change the topic. Then he called the waiter over and ordered a different
set of dishes.
“Is there anything particular you want to eat?” Callum asked again as he ordered for Lillian.
“I-I don’t have any appetite. You don’t need to order anything for me,” Lillian said.
However, Callum ignored her and ordered several dishes. But this time, all of them were mildly flavored.
Lillian lowered her head and started taking small bites out of the food. Fortunately, she didn’t feel like throwing up the food that
she was eating now.

Callum was still holding on to the report and staring intently at Lillian.
He thought, ‘She is carrying my baby, our flesh and blood. There is a tiny new life growing in her belly
now.
In the past, I had been filled with expectations of bringing a baby into our lives. But it was just that, at that time, there were too
many worrying things in the White family. So, I had been stuck in a dilemma-wanting Lillian to get pregnant yet afraid she would
actually get pregnant. And when she had been injured grievously, I had actually been grateful that she wasn’t
pregnant. Otherwise, I can’t imagine how heartbroken she would have been if she had lost our child because of her injury.’
Although Lillian had her head lowered, she could still feel Callum’s stare on her throughout the meal. It made her feel like she
was some circus animal.
“I have never intended for Callum to know about my pregnancy from the beginning. Unfortunately, fate decided to intervene, so
now I can only resolve myself to it. As for Callum... I wonder what is his stand on this issue?” Lillian pondered.
Lillian was filled with uncertainty. Finally, when she couldn’t keep it to herself anymore, she lifted her head and said to Callum,
“C-Can you return my report...”
She had to stop before she could finish her words because the eyes of the man sitting opposite her were red. There were
unshed tears in his deep, dark eyes that looked as if they would start streaming down his face any moment now.
She thought, I never realized a man could look so captivating, even with unshed tears glistening in his
eyes,
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I don’t think I can look away from him.'”
Callum was embarrassed when he realized Lillian had lifted her head and was looking at him. He looked. away from her and
raised his hand to wipe his face. When he turned toward Lillian again, there were no signs of tears in his eyes.
“The report will stay with me for now,” said Callum calmly.

Lillian was stunned before she came to her senses and asked, “Who do you think you are to be doing that?”
“Are you forgetting the fact that I’m the father of the baby you are carrying?” Callum drawled.
Her breath hitched when she heard that. “I really don’t know how to respond to that,” Lillian thought. And what he said next made
her furious. “This is evidence so that you won’t renounce my rights as the father in the future!”
“I-I have never reneged on any of our dealings before this,” Lillian fumed.
“You came to have dinner with me just so that you can back out of paying for the damage you did to my car, right?” Callum
teased.
“I-I wasn’t going to back out of that. At most, I just wanted to persuade you to set a lower price when you asked me to pay for the
damages,” Lillian stammered, trying to refute his claims.
“So, you had no plans to renege on paying for the car damage, then?” Callum asked.
“Of course!” Lillian blurted out.
“So you will take responsibility for me too, then?” Callum asked. His thin lips parted slightly as his pitch-black eyes stared fixedly
at her.
It was an unforgettable look that made Lillian remember all the things they had shared between them. Lillian felt like she had
been tricked into falling into Callum’s trap by his clever way of rationalizing things. She smiled awkwardly before swiftly lowering
her head and continuing to eat.
A trace of disappointment flashed in Callum’s eyes.
He thought, ‘Why... does she still not want to be with me? Even though she is pregnant with my child now, she is still trying to
resist me.
As of now, the curse has not been completely removed from my body yet. When I have been completely detoxified, and there
are no more obstacles or dangers between us... I will tell her everything.
By the time they were done with the meal, Lillian felt like she had been through hell and back.
“I’ll drive you home,” Callum said. “Later, I will ask the driver to pick up your car and park it at your house.”

“But... what about the payment for damages to the car?” Lillian asked worriedly. She hadn’t forgotten the ultimate goal of having
this meal with him.
He glanced at her eyes, which were filled with anxiety, and asked, “When is your next prenatal examination?”
“What?” She was stunned by his question. “What is he asking me about this now? What the heck does it have to do with his car
damages?” Lillian wondered.
“In two weeks,” she mumbled.
“All right. I’ll go with you then,” Callum said.
“What?” Lillian thought in shock. “Y-You want to accompany me for the doctor’s appointment?” she stammered.
“Is there a problem?” Callum asked indifferently.
“Of course, there is a problem! It is a major issue, all right! If he accompanies me to the prenatal examination, everyone will know
I’m pregnant and carrying his child!” Lillian lamented inwardly. “I can go to the prenatal examination myself. You don’t have to
bother yourself with it,” Lillian said, smiling awkwardly before reminding him again. “About the payment for the car damages...”
“I’ll accompany you to the prenatal examination in two weeks, and then we can talk about the payment for the car damages,”
Callum said.
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Lillian couldn’t help howling in her heart. She wondered, “Why wait another two weeks to settle this? But the bigger problem is...
Callum wants to accompany me to the prenatal examination!”
Lillian got into Callum’s car with a bitter face.
The car arrived at the entrance to Lillian’s residential area. She opened the door and was about to get off when Callum suddenly
reached out his hand and grabbed her wrist.
“What are you...” Lillian asked, looking at him in surprise.

“Lillian, do you think fate is trying to pull us back together?” Callum asked with a slight smile. His face was pale again, but his
eyes seemed to shine as bright as the stars in the sky.