Leaving While Pregnant：He Goes Crazy！
Chapter 147 I Really Don't Want a Divorce

Adrian pursed his lips and did not speak again.

Even if he was avoiding her, so what?

"What do you really want? Didn't we agree on getting a divorce after Grandma's surgery? After Grandma's surgery, you said we'll wait for her recovery. Now that Grandma has almost recovered, you still don't want to divorce me." She really didn't understand what he was thinking.

If before, he had thought there was something between him and Carter, Michael, and his male pride was hurt.

It was fine to get angry, but what about now?

Her questioning words fell on Adrian's ears like countless blades, cutting his skin and causing it to bleed.

The hostility in his eyes burst out, his voice grew colder, and he began to speak without choosing his words.

"How long has it been since Grandma's surgery? Are you in such a hurry? Didn't you say before that you treated her as your own grandmother? Is this how you treat her? You don't even worry about her replaceing out about the divorce news, which might trigger a relapse of old injuries? Eva, do you have any conscience?"

If it was before, Eva might have been intimidated by his words, but not now. It was impossible.

She smiled mockingly.

"Yes, I have no conscience. You don't want a divorce, yet you use Grandma as an excuse. Do you have a conscience?"

Her own thoughts were stung, and Adrian suddenly stopped. Then he subconsciously retorted.

"Who said I don't want a divorce?"

"If you want a divorce, then come over here. The marriage certificate is in my hands. Let's get divorced now!"

"Eva, do you think I won't do anything to you?"

"I'm in your office, come and get me. What can you do to me?"

After speaking, Eva sneered, "If you don't come today, I'll tell your parents about this!"

The way she referred to his parents made Adrian narrow his eyes in displeasure. Although he was angry, he deliberately corrected her.

"Pay attention, they are still your parents."

Upon hearing this, Eva was momentarily stunned, but quickly agreed in her heart.

That's true. She and Adrian were still not divorced, and Kim and Margaret were still her parents.

"Okay, if you don't come today, I'll tell them about this in the evening."

Adrian stopped speaking on the other end, probably lost in thought.

After a long period of silence, Eva heard Adrian laugh lightly.

"I suddenly feel that what you said earlier is right."

"What?" Eva felt a thump in her chest.

"I really don't want a divorce," Adrian tugged at his tie, his eyes coldly staring at the city. After admitting it, his restless heart unexpectedly calmed down. As if breaking through the clouds and seeing the moon.

The corners of Adrian's lips curled up, "Go ahead and tell our parents. I won't agree to a divorce."

Eva thought Adrian must have gone mad.

Or maybe she was the one who had gone mad. Otherwise, how could she hear him say that he didn't want a divorce?

After a long while, she finally reacted.

"What did you say? You don't want a divorce? But that's what you said before!"

"So what? I've changed my mind."

"... Why have you changed your mind?"

He clearly didn't like her.

"It's nothing. I have something to attend to, I'll talk to you later."

Eva sat on the sofa, holding her phone, lost in thought about their conversation just now.

After a moment, she reached out and pinched her own cheek.

Ouch...

So those moments ago weren't just a dream.

Adrian really said he didn't want to divorce her.

Does he even know what nonsense he's saying?

If he doesn't divorce her, how can he marry Vivian?

He always said that the place beside him was meant for Vivian, right?

Eva sat in his office, staring blankly at her phone, until she heard chaotic footsteps and a voice trying to prevent someone from entering the room.

"Miss Morrison, I told you Mr. Blackwood is not in the office. Even if you go to his office to replace him, he won't be there. There's simply no one in the office." "Brent, I know you don't like me, but I can still consider Adrian my friend. It's not right for you to lie to me and say he's not here, right?"

"Why would I lie to you? There's no benefit in lying. Mr. Blackwood really went out."

"If he's gone, why don't you let me take a look? If I don't see him, I'll leave immediately."

In the midst of their argument, they had reached the door of the office. Brent didn't want Vivian to go upstairs, but if she insisted, he wouldn't dare to stop her. After all, he was well aware that Vivian held a certain position with Adrian.

So he could only try to prevent her, but he didn't expect her to still come up.

As Vivian approached the door, her eyes widened.

"Isn't this door open? Brent, you lied to me!"

After speaking, Vivian pushed the door open and rushed into the office.

"Adrian!"

However, when she entered the office, the person she saw was not Adrian, but Eva sitting on the sofa in a white coat.

"Why are you here?"

Vivian was taken aback by her presence.

After realizing what was going on, she instinctively raised her hand to cover the bandage on her forehead. But then she realized that there was nothing to hide. This is the two met for the first time after Vivian's injury.

"Ms. Hansen, Miss Morrison said she was looking for Mr. Blackwood, and I told her Mr. Blackwood wasn't here, but she didn't believe me..."

"Hmm." Eva nodded at Brent, "I got it."

Then Eva looked at Vivian and said, "Look around, Adrian is definitely not here today."

Vivian felt annoyed seeing Eva acting like the hostess.

If she hadn't gone abroad in the first place, would their positions be reversed now?

With this thought in mind, Vivian smirked lightly.

"He's not here, but I came to replace you for the same reason, I have something to say to you."

Since the last time she blamed herself for her own fall, Eva felt that there was nothing to talk about with her.

However, Vivian quickly turned to Brent and said, "I want to talk to Eva for a while, is that alright?"

Brent could only look at Eva, and seeing that she didn't have any special reaction, he nodded and left.

After Brent left, Vivian closed the office door with her hand.

Eva silently watched her actions, silently pursing her lips.

"Eva, it's been a long time." Vivian smiled kindly at her, "I haven't seen you since I got injured. Actually, I felt a little sad because you didn't come to see me." Upon hearing this, Eva asked expressionlessly, "It's just the two of us here, do you still need to put on a show?"

Vivian's smile gradually faded at the corner of her lips, replaced by coldness and indifference. She looked at Eva in front of her, her voice and tone sharp. "When exactly did you divorce Adrian?"