Leaving While Pregnant：He Goes Crazy！
Chapter 408 Are You Sure You Want to Go with Him?

The two children held tightly onto the hem of her clothes, crowding behind her.

Eva was mentally prepared. After unlatching, she flung open the door and began with the words she had anticipated saying. "I'll go with you, just don't hurt me or the children..."

However, before she could finish her sentence, her vision darkened and she found herself enveloped in an embrace.

"Let go..."

Once Eva regained her senses, she instinctively tried to push away, but was met with a familiar scent that invaded her breath, causing her to pause.

The person hugged her more tightly, with a force that seemed intent on merging her into his bones and blood.

Yet, Eva felt no pain. Her vision shimmered, and in an instant blurred into obscurity, while from behind came the astonished cries of the two children.

"Uncle NightA!"

It was indeed him.

Eva had not considered the person finding their way here would be Adrian.

When she had called Emily earlier, she hadn't mentioned this, perhaps due to the urgency of the situation. Or perhaps Eva hadn't heard her, leaving her oblivious to whether Emily ever informed Adrian. Eva had assumed Adrian was unaware of her plight.

And so, without any anticipation of rescue by Adrian, Eva's heart was devoid of hope.

Yet, Adrian appeared before her without warning.

Her hand pressed gently against Adrian's chest, nudging him back just slightly, a delicate motion that seemingly agitated him, prompting him to embrace her tightly once more.

Eva hadn't expected him to jerk with such force again; startled, she found herself leaning her chin on Adrian's shoulder.

Jacob, standing nearby, saw this and coughed lightly into his hand, "Mr. Blackwood, it would be best for us to leave this place for now. If we run into their people again, it might complicate things."

Hearing this, the strong hands that had been holding her finally relaxed, then slowly let go.

After stepping back, Adrian looked down at Eva, visibly thinner now, his thin lips pressed into a nearly displeased line. He touched her head, then his hand moved to cover her cheek, uttering only three words: "You've lost weight." Eva, who had just managed to stop her tears, felt them well up again at Adrian's words.

Adrian tenderly wiped away her tears and gently kissed her face, his voice hoarse, "Let's go home."

He then took Eva by the hand, leading her out of the restroom, and the two little ones rushed to him, "Uncle NightA."

A gentle smile curved Adrian's lips as he patted their heads, "You've been such good children."

When they were back in their own country, it was already clear that Eva and Uncle NightA were thawing in their relationship. Now, in the midst of their escape, his sudden appearance seemed almost superhero-like. So, at that moment, the two little ones' fondness for him surged.

Jacob came over and took the children's hands, gently guiding them away from Eva and Adrian, "Let's go, I'll take you out of here for now."

"Wait," Eva said, remembering something and stopping Jacob. "Ruby hurt her foot."

Eva moved to pick Ruby up, But before she could crouch down, Adrian stopped her, "I've got her."

Adrian bent down and effortlessly picked up Ruby, who wrapped her arms around his neck appreciatively, "Thank you, Uncle NightA."

"Let's go." said Eva, taking Dylan by the hand and moving forward with everyone to leave the place.

Unexpectedly, as they approached the door, a group of people surrounded them, blocking their way out.

Seeing them, Eva felt a chill, "They're his people."

Adrian instinctively pulled her close to his side, "I'm here."

At his words, Eva instinctually leaned into him.

She pursed her lips, then asked, "You didn't call the police, did you?"

Adrian paused for a moment, then looked down at her.

"What's the matter, afraid I called the cops on him? Worried?"

Facing his dark eyes, Eva lowered hers, "He helped me a lot in the past, I don't want to hurt him."

"He's hurting you now."

"He just took me away, he didn't harm me." Eva stressed. "He has not hurt me or the children."

Adrian's brows knitted slightly in concern. He hadn't called the police, but seeing Eva defend him so vigorously in his presence, speaking on his behalf, a wave of jealousy inevitably rose in his heart.

At this moment, Michael emerged from the crowd, conveniently interrupting their conversation.

As he appeared, Michael's gaze honed in on Eva through the throng of people, unwavering, as if Adrian was invisible to him.

After his gaze locked onto her, Eva pursed her lips, subconsciously attempting to avert his stare, but was embraced by Adrian.

It was as if a possessiveness erupted within him, an urge to declare her as his. He pulled her tightly into his arms, his eyes defiantly meeting Michael's.

It was only when Michael's eyes caught sight of the large hands resting on her soft waist that his gaze shifted, finally making eye contact with Adrian. After a brief pause, Michael lifted the corners of his lips, "Long time no see."

Adrian's gaze was icy as he met Michael's eyes, offering no response.

"Adrian, even though it's been a while, trying to take my woman away as soon as you arrive, isn't that a bit rude?"

"Your woman?" Adrian laughed with a scoff, "Since when did she become your woman? I must've missed that memo."

Tension crackled between the two men, their subordinates also tense, prepared and waiting for an order.

The one who previously spoke ill of David, seeing the situation, whispered to Mr. Cooper, "Why waste words with him? Just go and take Ms. Hansen."

At his words, a shift flickered across Michael's expression, "No."

This place wasn't just inhabited by their groups, there was Eva, Ruby, and Dylan. If a fight broke out, he didn't care if he got hurt, but what if Eva and the children were injured?

Thus, Michael could only grimly watch Eva, shielded by Adrian. If he'd known David was going to betray them so suddenly, he would have kept one of the children by his side. That way, she would have hesitated to leave.

"Eva." Michael looked at her, softly calling her name before saying, "Are you sure you want to go with him?" Eva was silent.

"Have you forgotten what he did to you five years ago?"

"What he did five years ago is none of your business." Eva said firmly. "And I don't like being confined."

She glanced at Dylan and Ruby next to her, "Even if I don't go back to Adrian, I won't go back with you."