Leaving While Pregnant：He Goes Crazy！
Chapter 300 Sinister Schemes

Eva never expected that one day someone would use her worsening attitude as evidence of an emotional shift. "So what? I have a worse attitude towards you now, does it mean anything?" Adrian fell silent, just quietly staring at her.

Seeing that he didn't reply, Eva tried to make him let go of her. "Just let go of me first."

He didn't answer, so Eva attempted to push him away.

However, before she knew it, everything turned black.

Adrian suddenly leaned over towards her.

"Are you trying to..." Eva's words were cut short as he embraced her fully.

His warmth immediately enveloped her entire body. Eva stood frozen in place, thinking he was about to forcefully kiss her.

"Yes, perhaps to you, it doesn't mean much, but for me, it holds great significance," Adrian's voice whispered in her ear, low and deep. "What do I have now? Only this subtle change to distinguish if you still have even the slightest bit of affection for me, even if it's just a tiny bit."

Whether it was real or fake, or even if it was fading away, he wanted to hold on tight.

In that moment, Eva truly believed she had misheard him.

Because those words were too humble.

They didn't sound like something Adrian would say at all.

She also began to wonder what he was up to. Didn't he initiate their divorce five years ago and refuse to have a child with her? Now, he says he can only discern her feelings based on this slight change? What does this really mean?

But what happened in these five years? Did he regret divorcing her, which is why he regrets it now?

No, wait. She clearly saw him with Vivian at the auction. They attended the event together and left together, standing close to each other, very intimate.

With this in mind, the emotion in Eva's eyes grew colder. Even though Adrian held her in his embrace now, it felt like holding a stone.

She deliberately pierced him with her words. "What do you mean by saying these things now, Adrian?"

Upon hearing this, Adrian slowly released his grip and looked down at her with lowered brows. "What do I mean? Can't you figure it out?"

Eva arched her eyebrow. "Do I have to? It might be embarrassing, but I genuinely can't figure out what you're trying to say."

She displayed a mocking expression, "Otherwise, let me guess, are you regretting divorcing me? Do you want to reconcile with me?"

As she said these words, Eva's sarcasm was strong, as if she would unleash a verbal assault and embarrass Adrian if he admitted it.

After finishing her sentence, Eva's lips maintained a cold and indifferent smile. Adrian, being an intelligent person, surely noticed her dismissive attitude. If he dared to confess, he would be humiliated by her words. At this moment, she really wanted to know if Adrian would still admit it knowing the outcome.

With this thought in mind, Eva even lifted her chin.

Adrian silently gazed at her.

He understood very well what she intended to do next.

"Why aren't you saying anything?" Eva laughed. "Mr. Blackwood, could it be that you're too afraid to admit it?"

"Why provoke me?" Adrian sighed. "I have already made it quite obvious. Yes, you're right, I do regret it."

With those words, he suddenly leaned in closer, almost pressing his thin lips against her moistened ones. His fervent breath brushed against her face.

His eyes were deep, inching closer with each movement, as he was about to kiss those two lips that had haunted him every night for the past five years. Lips that drove him to the brink of madness every time he thought of them. But in that split second before contact, Eva's lips curled into a disdainful smile.

And just like that, his movements came to an abrupt halt.

"So what?" Eva chuckled, her gaze fixed on Adrian, who was now just inches away. Her slender fingers lightly poked his chest, her tone dripping with sarcasm. "Just because you regret it, I'm supposed to agree? Adrian, who do you think you are? What gives you the right to come and go as you please? Based on what?"

"I don't have any rights," Adrian could only furrow his brow and deny.

"Well, you sure have a short memory. Have you forgotten that you were the one who brought up the divorce in the first place?" Eva sneered.

At the mention of it, Adrian gritted his teeth. "Fine, let's say it was my fault. But what about you? You didn't even care if I mentioned the divorce back then, did you? I only did it to please you."

Hearing his words, Eva frowned. "What do you mean by that?"

Adrian pursed his lips, his gaze intense.

"Who was it that told me afterward that it was just a biological need, with no emotional ties? You even demanded ten million dollars from me," Adrian spoke, remembering something that made him furious.

Eva fell silent for a moment before retorting, "If I remember correctly, I returned that ten million dollars to you a long time ago, didn't I?"

When she left back then, she had truly left him, taking nothing with her.

"Do you really think it's about money?" Adrian's brow furrowed.

"What else could it be? Adrian, I don't owe you anything," Eva said.

"Yes, you don't owe me anything. That's why you can leave so calmly, without any concern, not even willing to spare me a glance," Adrian stared at her, his voice heavy. "What I mind is what you said to me, that it was merely a biological need with no emotions, and now you still think it's about that ten million dollars?"

Eva was taken aback.

Initially, she did think he was referring to the ten million dollars, but now, with his words, she carefully recalled that back then, she only mentioned the biological need.

Seeing her expression, Adrian gritted his teeth. "Remember now? You said it was an accident, a normal physiological need."

How could Eva forget? They were both drunk that night, she didn't know who initiated it, but it happened, and in the morning, she was worried that he would feel pressured. So, she preemptively explained it as an accident and a biological need, to avoid any awkwardness between them.

She never expected that one day, he would use this against her.

With this in mind, Eva raised her gaze and looked at him calmly. "Are you daring to say otherwise?"

Adrian was caught off guard. "I..."

"Are you daring to say it wasn't an accident that night? Or are you going to say that you've been plotting against me all along, so that's why that night happened?" Eva fired off a series of questions. Adrian pursed his thin lips and silently stared at her.

Eva laughed at herself self-deprecatingly, "So you believe that? Is it really possible? Even I find it funny."

After a long pause, Adrian softly parted his thin lips. "Why wouldn't it be possible?"

Eva was taken aback.

"Is this such a strange thing?" Adrian's hand stroked the back of her head, his lips almost touching hers once again. "Haven't you ever considered that I might truly have ulterior motives towards you?"