Need You Now
Chapter 202 He Doesn't Accept It

In the Hua Group, Heidy went back to her office after making an inspection of the company's operating situation. Noticing the dark circles around her eyes, Warren asked with concern, "Boss, did you have a bad rest? You always feel bad these days."

Hearing his words, Heidy looked up and smiled bitterly, "Yes, I did not sleep well recently. With something on my mind, it's not easy to have a good sleep."

"Because of those rumors? If so, you needn't think too much. After all, don't care too much about the fake news. It's the best solution," said Warren.

Hearing this, Heidy turned her head and asked curiously, "Why are you so sure that those news are fake?"

Looking at her, Warren explained, "Because Mr. Hearst loves you so much. You and Mr. Hearst have been through so many things, you must be very clear about this point. Although I don't know much about Mr. Hearst, I don't think he is the kind of person who would cheat on you."

Heidy didn't answer, but looked somewhere else thoughtfully. She didn't expect that Warren who didn't know Hearst well, would believe him. But in her heart, there was a bit distrust. At the thought of this, she felt sorry.

Back in the office, Heidy sat at her desk with her hands crossed. Thinking of the incident, Heidy frowned. In fact, she had been hesitating on how to deal with this matter.

It was impossible for Ada to cut off contact with Hearst after giving birth to her child. Now the baby was not born yet and the initiative was in their hands. If she gave birth to the baby, Ada might threaten her with the baby at any time.

Feeling tired, she rubbed her temples and pressed her lips together. "Should I ask Ada to have an abortion? I can't do such a thing."

As a woman, she could not be so cruel as to force others to lose their children and couldn't pregnant again for the rest of her life. That way, Heidy would feel guilty. Unless Ada takes the initiative to abort her child. But she wouldn't do that. Thinking of this, Heidy leaned back on the chair, speechless.

Folding her arms across her chest, she stared at the ceiling and thought silently, "There must be other ways. I have to think about it carefully."

In the evening, Heidy and Hearst went home together. Looking at her side face, Hearst said in a low voice, "You look terrible recently. Go to bed early in the evening. If you are tired from work, you can ask me for help."

Heidy shook her head and replied with a smile, "No. you are very busy too. You will be exhausted if I ask you to help me with the work. I should take the responsibility."

"Sometimes you're just being too stubborn," Then, Hearst said in a low voice. "No matter what happened, remember that I'm the one you can rely on."

With her lips curled into a smile, Heidy bit her lips and said, "Okay, thank you."

After that, they returned home. After parking the car in the garage, he walked towards the door, holding Heidy's hand. When they came to the porch, Ada said abruptly, "Hearst."

Then, she ran to Hearst with excitement, holding his arm with a sweet smile. Seeing that, Hearst frowned. Then he moved away Ada's hand and asked, "Why are you here?"

Looking at her hand, Ada seemed to be dissatisfied, but she didn't continue to pester him. She smiled and replied, "I'm here to pay a visit. I have some company affairs to deal with in A city these days, but I don't want to stay in the hotel, so I want to stay here with you."

Hearing her words, Heidy frowned and said unhappily, "It's my home with Hearst, not a hotel. Ada, do you ever ask if I agree or not?"

Ada turned around and said with sadness, "Heidy, I've promised him. After I give birth to the baby, I will not contact him anymore. What else do you want me to do?"

Walking up to her, Heidy said calmly, "Since you have made a promise to him, there is no need for you to stay here now. Didn't you want to distance yourself from him? Now people know that you live here. How do you want to get rid of this? Or you just want to stall for time by promising him?"

Something quickly flashed through Ada's eyes. She sighed and said in a sad voice, "I don't want to live in a hotel. It's for the good of Hearst. Heidy, how cruel you are. Anyway, the child in my belly is his." Hearing her words, Heidy slowly clenched her fists. Looking at the pitiful look, Heidy said coldly, "Biological child? Ha-ha. It seemed that Hearst didn't admit it. I've been wondering whether the baby is really Hearst's child."

Before she finished speaking, Ada raised her voice and said in dissatisfaction, "What do you mean? Are you trying to slander me? It was Hearst who slept with me that night, and this kid was his. When the baby is born, you will replace out whether the baby is Hearst's or not."

Seeing Ada's confident face, Heidy frowned. Finally, the silence was broken by Hearst. He said coldly, "Ada, get out. You are not welcome here. Go to the hotel. It's none of my business."

Ada knew that Hearst wouldn't take her seriously. However, everytime she saw him look cold, Ada would be angry. He was the man she had loved for more than twenty years. How could he treat her like this? Thinking of that, Ada said firmly, "I must live here with you, Hearst. If you don't, I won't keep my promise. I will run out and tell everyone that you are the father of my child."

Then, she felt that she was going to be crushed into pieces by the strong grip from Hearst on her shoulder. Seeing that, Ada grinded her teeth and didn't give up. "How dare you! I don't mind killing you, including your family if you did it." There was no room for him to hesitate anymore.

Ada's heart jolted, and there was a touch of uncertainty in her eyes. Then Heidy said to them in a low voice, "Ada, you can live with us for a few days, but don't disturb us. Otherwise, I can deal with you no matter how you act."

Hearing that, Ada said with a smile, "Okay, deal."

Then Heidy walked forward. Hearst released Ada and let out a snort and left with Heidy.

Then, on the third floor, Hearst told the servant to clean up the guest rooms for Ada. Ada disagreed, but she had no choice. Sometimes, Ada found that Heidy was easy to compromise.

In the study, after solving the business, Heidy stood in front of the French window, crossing her arms in front of her chest and staring outside quietly. At the thought of the scene just now, she could not help frowning. Although she agreed to let Ada live here, it didn't mean that she would accept her and the child.

Hearst then came to her study and stood behind her. He opened his arms and hugged her, with his chin on her neck. "I'm sorry. I made you unhappy," said Hearst in a hoarse voice.

Heidy didn't refute, nor turn back, just staring forward calmly. The darkness of the night seemed to be able to hide everything. "Yes, I am not happy," Heidy replied frankly.

"Ada is more difficult to deal with than I thought," said Hearst.

Hearing his words, Heidy said in an understanding tone, "I know you are in a dilemma. Although you are indifferent to others, you are not that kind of heartless person. You don't love her, but you don't want to hurt her body because of you."

Without saying a word, Hearst turned to kiss her cheek and said, "Thank you for your understanding."

Putting her hand on the back of his hand, she said softly, "I can understand you, Hearst. But I can't accept it. So far, every time I think of you two sleeping together, I still can't accept it. Betrayal is the most unacceptable thing to me."

He held her tighter and harder, pressing his lips together. After a moment's silence, he bent over and carried her up to the sofa. They sat on the sofa, shoulder to shoulder. "Like you, I don't really believe it until now," said Hearst heavily.

With a smile, she said, "Hearst, if Ada gives birth to your child, can you get rid of her in the future?"

Seeing the look on her face, Hearst was silent for a few seconds and replied, "No, it's not possible."

Hearst was not stupid. He knew it. However, even if it was just a slim chance, Hearst still wanted to have a try. "You know Ada better than I do. She might not give up so easily. Sometimes, I really don't know what to do."

Keeping her head down, she replied bitterly, "Actually I'm struggling. On the one hand, I hope she can have a miscarriage. On the other hand, I don't want to see her suffer. If it is because of me that Ada can't have a baby anymore, I'm afraid that I will live in guilt for the rest of my lives."

Then he raised his hand and gently touched her cheek, and said to her in a low and deep voice, "I have to let them know what kind of consequences will be caused if they keep on bothering me. As a businessman, he didn't want to suffer great losses. Interest is of great impotence to him."

With a faint smile on her face, she said, "Okay." With that, she leaned forward and slowly leaned her head against his shoulder. However, when she thought of Ada, who was living upstairs, her smile faded away gradually.