Leaving While Pregnant：He Goes Crazy！
Chapter 111 Will Also Get Hurt

Compared to his emotional unrest, Eva remained calm.

"Let's drive quickly, don't delay grandma's check-up time."

Without any outsiders present, Eva dropped the act, speaking with a different tone and expression than usual.

After speaking, Eva noticed that there was no movement beside her.

She furrowed her eyebrows lightly, originally not wanting to reveal her relationship with Adrian so quickly, but his words were too infuriating, so she couldn't help it. Grandma was going for a check-up today, and she couldn't hold her impatience any longer.

Realizing this, Eva took a deep breath and was about to turn around to say something to Adrian when the car suddenly sped away at a tremendous speed.

She was startled and turned her head to look at Adrian, seeing him driving with a gloomy expression, emitting a strong aura of hostility.

Unexplainably, Eva suddenly felt her nose tingling, and a tremendous amount of grievance filled her heart.

What the heck...

She clearly... didn't do anything wrong.

So why should she bear all this? What does he have to do with Vivian?

He was the one who proposed marriage, initiated the divorce, and made her have an abortion. Clearly, he was the one controlling everything. Why is he getting angry at her now? Unconsciously, tears began to fill Eva's eyes.

Before they fell, Eva turned her head to look outside the window, leaning her head back, allowing the tears to gather in her eyes, not a single drop falling.

Forget it, let it be.

Perhaps, in the end, they couldn't even be friends.

But what could she do?

Who made her fall in love with him in the first place?

The car drove at high speed for a while before Adrian calmed down, bringing the car back to its normal speed.

When they arrived at the hospital and got out of the car, Adrian noticed that Eva's eyes were red, as if she had cried.

His originally fierce mood disappeared instantly upon seeing her teary eyes.

As Eva was about to step into the hospital, Adrian grabbed her wrist.

"You've been crying?"

Eva didn't even turn her head.

"No."

Adrian raised his eyebrows, her voice sounding normal, as if nothing was wrong.

But her eyes were as red as a rabbit's.

Why did she cry? Was it because he was driving too fast?

Lost in thought, Adrian felt the hand in his palm trying to break free, and he instinctively tightened his grip on Eva's wrist. Thinking of what his mother had said, Adrian's lips almost straightened into a thin line, then he said, "It was my fault just now." Upon hearing his words, Eva's eyes, which had just calmed down, reddened again, and she almost couldn't hold back her tears.

"You don't need to apologize. Let go of me."

Eva forcefully tried to retrieve her hand.

But Adrian held on tight, no matter how she struggled, he didn't let go.

Whether it was his imagination or not, he always felt that the back of Eva's head seemed filled with resentment. These past few days, her tormenting emotions had reached its peak at this moment. His thin lips moved, about to say something...

"Mr. and, Mrs. Blackwood, you're here."

Coincidentally, two familiar nurses from the sanatorium ran out and greeted them when they saw them.

Adrian frowned displeased, not expecting outsiders to disturb them at this time.

Eva took this opportunity to completely free herself from his grip and walked forward to talk to them.

The two nurses were quickly drawn to her attention and did not notice Adrian's dark expression.

After waiting outside for about ten minutes, Adrian's father's car arrived. Their driver was in charge of driving, and because Granny Blackwood was in the car, he drove steadily.

As soon as Adrian's father got out of the car, he angrily glanced at Adrian and coldly said, "Why drive so recklessly? It's one thing if it's just you, but Eva is still in your car."

After scolding his own son, Adrian's father went to check on Eva.

Adrian's mother pushed Granny Blackwood slowly towards them, casually glancing at her grandson along the way. Seeing his pale face, she clicked her tongue a few times in her mind and then shook her head helplessly. She had taught him the secret, yet he looked so foolish. He deserved it.

Granny Blackwood, sitting in a wheelchair, probably sensed something and couldn't help but speak up, "It seems like there's a problem between the young couple lately. They always seem off."

Hearing this, Adrian's mother paused for a moment and then understood what Granny Blackwood was worried about. After considering for a while, she smiled and said, "Mom, young people just like to make a fuss. You don't have to worry too much. When I was young, I used to argue with my husband every other day, either feeling that he didn't care enough for me or that he was not considerate enough. When you're just starting out, personalities need to be meshed gradually." "You do have a point with that statement, but..."

Granny Blackwood still couldn't help but worry. After thinking about it, she told her daughter-in-law about the situation with Vivian.

Her daughter-in-law was shrewd, and maybe she could come up with a solution. If it could be resolved, she wouldn't have to worry about this matter anymore. Vivian...

Granny Blackwood also felt helpless about her.

If she were just an ordinary girl, it would be fine, but unfortunately, she was someone the Blackwood family owed a debt to, making the situation more complicated. You say ignore her directly? That's not in line with human relations at all.

Not only can you not ignore her, but you also have to treat her with kindness.

Such a relationship really made it difficult for them as parents.

After listening to Granny Blackwood's words, Adrian's mother didn't worry too much.

"Mom, are you worried about this? I don't think this is something to worry about. Although Adrian is slow to understand things, he definitely knows what he wants." Granny Blackwood didn't feel relieved after hearing this, but instead sighed deeply. "The last sentence..."

"I agree, but I am worried about Eva getting hurt," Adrian's mother responded.

Upon hearing this, Adrian's mother instinctively looked in the direction where Eva was.

Today, Eva was wearing a sky-blue long coat, paired with a set of off-white inner clothing. Her long hair was tied into a low ponytail at the waist, and when she lowered her head, a few strands of soft, greenish hair fell on her cheeks, covering her fair and beautiful face, highlighting her delicate and small chin.

The nurse by her side was saying something to her, and she nodded gently, then her red lips curved into a faint smile.

She seemed to be smiling, but it made people inexplicably feel that she was very sad, not at all happy.

Seeing this, Adrian's mother, who had always been optimistic and positive, couldn't help but furrow her brows.

Previously, she didn't worry because she thought her son at least understood what he wanted, so there shouldn't be a problem.

But now, reminded by Granny Blackwood, Adrian's mother deeply realized that she had overlooked Eva's emotions.

During this period, she would also have emotions, feel unhappy, and get hurt.