Leaving While Pregnant：He Goes Crazy！
Chapter 350 I'll be waiting outside for you

In the end, Eva hung up on Adrian in a daze.

She leaned against the chair in her office, her emotions in complete disarray.

The terms she mentioned were incredibly unfair for Adrian.

Because she wanted him to provide financial and emotional support for the children, but he wouldn't get anything in return. He wouldn't have custody rights, and the children wouldn't call him Dad. In a way, he would be raising someone else's child.

Although these two children share a blood connection with him, their surname is Hansen, and they won't call him Dad either.

Given his position, he could easily refuse, or even use his forceful methods.

Yet, he agreed to everything.

Eva reached up and held her temple, steadying her mind and warning herself.

"This is just his scheme, don't blindly trust him, and don't forget the pain just because the wound has healed. The past is all gone, Adrian is no longer the child he used to be." Eva repeated it to herself several times before regaining her composure.

Once she had steadied her mind, Eva focused on her work with determination.

At the end of the workday, Eva tidied up and went downstairs, only to see the familiar black car waiting for her at the front entrance, catching everyone's attention. Adrian stood by the car, drawing many gazes.

At this moment, as people were leaving work, almost everyone in the company recognized Adrian, causing them to stop and discuss why he could be there.

Walking behind those people, Eva immediately stepped back and hid in the corner as soon as she witnessed this scene.

Unbeknownst to her, Adrian, who happened to look in this direction, noticed her hasty retreat into the corner.

After taking refuge in the corner, Eva finally breathed a sigh of relief.

This person was truly speechless. They had agreed on something, yet he kept breaking the terms and showing up outside her company.

Did he want everyone to know about their relationship?

Lost in thought, Eva's phone rang, and seeing the caller ID, she instinctively silenced it, not wanting to answer.

But... wasn't he waiting for her?

Why would he call when he was waiting just fine? Did he see her earlier?

If he did see her...

Furrowing her brows, Eva reluctantly answered the call.

"Running away when you see me?"

Sure enough, as soon as she answered the call, Adrian questioned her.

No wonder he called her. He really did see her.

Leaning against the wall, Eva coldly asked, "Why did you come over?"

"I brought the printed and signed contract for you and wanted to pick you up from work."

"Wanted to?" Eva couldn't detect the slightest sense of 'wanting to' in him.

After she voiced her doubt, Adrian had to change his tone, "Alright, I mainly came to pick you up and incidentally bring the contract."

Taking a deep breath, Eva suppressed her anger and forced a numb smile on her face.

"Adrian, didn't we have an agreement?"

"Mhmm," he replied.

"So, what are you doing now? You showed me the design in the morning, said you would bring the contract in the afternoon, and what about tomorrow? Are you going to replace various reasons to appear before me every day?" He didn't say anything on the other end, but judging by his expression, it seemed like he tacitly agreed with her words.

Eva felt an overwhelming helplessness and sighed, "I agreed to let you take care of the children because I considered them, not because I wanted anything with you. So, you don't need to pick me up from work and disrupt my life, understood?"

He answered in a muffled voice, "Understood."

However, Eva didn't relax because of this. She had a feeling that there was still something off in his words. Despite saying he understood and agreed, he would still do things his own way.

Sure enough, before she could say anything else, Adrian said, "But I feel like I haven't been disrupting your life."

Eva replied, "This does disrupt my life. Are you there?"

There was silence on the other end before he spoke again. "Whether I come to pick you up or not, you still have to take the children to school and come home from work. If I come, you can save on fuel money and breakfast expenses." The money for breakfast that morning was paid by Adrian.

"So, do I have to thank you?"

"No need," he said seriously. "It's only right for me to do something for the mother of my children."

Eva really didn't want to talk to him.

"Come out, I'm waiting outside."

Perhaps afraid of her refusal, Adrian added, "Don't keep the children waiting."

He accurately grasped her weakness.

But Eva didn't want to get into his car in front of so many people.

Adrian seemed to know what she was thinking and suddenly said, "If the agreement is established, there will be many opportunities like this in the future. People will eventually replace out about the relationship between me and your children, it can't be hidden."

That was true.

"Understood."

Annoyed, she hung up his call and then turned and walked out, under the astonished gazes of the crowd, straight toward Adrian.

Seeing her, Adrian's thin lips curved into a beautiful arc, and he thoughtfully reached out to open the car door for her, like a peacock displaying its feathers.

To avoid drawing more attention from the company's employees, Eva quickly got in the car.

Just as the door closed, Eva happened to make eye contact with the driver who had turned around. Seeing her complicated gaze, the driver smirked at her, "Ms. Hansen." Eva nodded to him.

Adrian soon got in the car as well, and the car drove in the direction of the school.

Not long after Adrian got in, he handed over the printed agreement, already signed by him, to Eva.

"Jacob printed two copies, and I've signed them both. We still have time on the way to the school, so you can take a look to see if there are any issues."

Eva reached out to take the agreement. Initially, she didn't plan to read anything in the car, as it didn't feel right to read while moving.

But since Adrian said so, she intended to take a look anyway. After all, it was only a few pages.

Eva flipped through a few pages and had just read a few lines when a pair of large hands reached over.

"Forget it, it's not convenient to read in the car. Put it away for now and you can read it when you get home." he said.

Before she could react, the two copies of the agreement had already been put away by Adrian into a leather bag.

"What do you mean? Did you tamper with the agreement?"

At the sound of that, Adrian paused, probably not expecting her to say that, and sat still for a moment. "What?"

"Otherwise, why would you stop me from reading halfway?"

Eva stared at him suspiciously.

After a long silence, he finally said, "The car was shaking, it's not good for your eyes to read in the car."

Thinking that he had tampered with the agreement, Eva said, "Are you joking with me? Why didn't you say so from the beginning?"

Adrian looked at her seriously. "I really didn't think about it at first. Just read it when we get home."