###Chapter 15 He Knows I'm Pregnant

If I am lucky enough, I may be able to meet a kind-hearted driver. It is windy and rainy at night, and the palm-sized umbrella won't help at all. I didn't go far before all my clothes were drenched.

Maybe really bad luck, I walked for a long time and did not encounter a car, coupled with the cold into the body, my lower abdomen felt pain. I did not walk a few steps as I cannot hold up, the lower abdomen is hurting like being pricked by a needle.

Worried about the child's accident, I had to stop and crouched on the ground covering my belly. It was raining harder. I touched the cell phone in my pocket and found that it was not there at all. I was afraid I had put it in the car when I got off the bus just now.

I had come a long way, and now I had such terrible pain in my belly that I couldn't walk back. I supported the stone pier by the side of the road and barely supported my body for a few steps, but I had to continue to squat with a burst of cold sweat.

Vaguely aware of a heat flow between my legs, I was surprised that the child might not be able to keep it.

The old nursery rhyme says: girls are made of candy, spices, and all good things, not much worse than angels.

Well, not all girls are made of candy, spices, and beautiful things. Some girls are born to face disaster, pain, torture, parting, and can't ask for it.

"Please." By the time I heard the sound of the car parked, I was so dizzy that I couldn't keep my eyes open and looked up in a daze.

Black Bug, license plate ACL999, it;' Jordan's.

A few keywords flashed by, I knew it was Jordan, and for a moment he stood up with the only strength he had.

But squatting for too long, coupled with dizziness, I fell back fiercely.

"Stupid woman!" The man's low and cold voice was heard in my ear. I opened my eyes several times, but I didn't have the strength to open them. The only consciousness let me know that Jordan carried me into the car, and then I completely lost consciousness.

When I woke up, I was in some chaos. I was surrounded by a vast expanse of whiteness. I could only see it clearly in front of my eyes. I was in the hospital.

I tried to move my body and I felt some pain.

Instinctively, I subconsciously reached out to touch my belly.

"Don't worry, the baby is fine!" I was frightened by the sound in vain. I looked sideways to see Brad. I was surprised, and I didn't know what to say for a moment.

After a pause, he said, "you." What are you doing here? my throat is so sore that I can't say a word.

Seeing this, he raised his eyebrow and turned to pour a glass of water and handed it to me, and half-hugged me. I resisted, supported myself with my elbows, and tried to stay away from him.

He directly ignored my movements and put the water cup close to my mouth to feed me. I reached out to get the water cup and was avoided by him, "Drink."

In this way, it is difficult for me to say more.

After a few sips, my throat got better.

When he put me back to bed, he put the water cup down. I looked at him and said, "Thank you!"

He lowered his eyes and played again with his mobile phone and gave a faint hum.

After hesitating for a while, I said, "Do you know about the child?" If I hadn't been blind, it would have been Jordan who sent me to the hospital last night. If Brad knew about the child, then Jordan should also know.

He stopped his movements, a pair of black eyes fell on me, squinted, "You don't want him to know?"