Leaving While Pregnant：He Goes Crazy！
Chapter 458 I am Your Fiancé

Michael Cooper chuckled coldly, "Are you preaching to me?" "Just a suggestion."

"David..." Michael Cooper narrowed his eyes, giving him a cold once-over, his voice was low, laced with indifference, completely different from his previous gentle and refined demeanor, "Have you become addicted to playing the good guy, actually thinking you are one?"

David retorted, "Whether I am a good person or not is unclear, but Mr. Cooper, keeping someone by your side against their will is hardly honorable." "You speak so nobly; didn't you still bring Eva to my side for the sake of your own parents?"

That statement left David speechless.

After a moment, all David could say was, "Yes, I'm not self-righteous, but Mr. Cooper, you're much more despicable than I am."

With that, David turned and left.

Michael Cooper stood there, watching him leave, his eyes gradually turning cold as he thought of something.

Krister stood by his side and, seeing this, remembered something and asked, "Mr. Cooper, now that Ms. Hansen has arrived, what about that person..."

Knowing whom he was referring to, but not in the mood to think about it at this time, Michael Cooper gave him a warning glance before heading into the hospital room. Adrian Blackwood.

Michael Cooper did indeed still have this big trouble by his side; he had planned to take action once Eva came to him.

But he had prepared for everything except for Eva's amnesia.

If she forgot everything, including Adrian Blackwood, should he then halt his plan?

Michael Cooper sat down on the edge of Eva's bed, his gaze sweeping over her face.

"If you wake up and are willing to obediently listen to me and stay by my side, then I might consider... sparing him."

Unfortunately, at this time, Eva couldn't hear anything he was saying.

It wasn't until the afternoon that Eva slowly regained consciousness.

She had memories of what happened after waking up, so when she saw the familiar scene in front of her, she wasn't surprised; she just felt some pain at the back of her neck. "Awake?"

A gentle voice sounded to her left, and upon hearing it, Eva looked in its direction.

"It's you..."

Although she didn't have memories of him, he had been by her side all this time, so Eva now remembered him in a different way.

At that, Michael Cooper bent down to gently help her sit up, "What's wrong? Do you feel uncomfortable?"

For some reason, when he touched her, Eva's body instinctively resisted.

But because she truly had no strength, she couldn't resist and let him help her up.

Afterward, she saw him place a pillow behind her so that she could sit more comfortably.

Once she was settled, Eva finally said, "My neck seems to hurt a bit."

Upon hearing this, Michael Cooper's hands paused momentarily before he touched his own neck, guilt evident in his voice, "Do you remember what happened before you passed out?" Eva was taken aback for a moment. "What happened?"

Seeing her bewildered face, Michael Cooper quickly said, "You suddenly fainted, and I brought you here."

"Oh."

Eva simply responded and then lowered her eyelids.

Watching her demeanor and reaction, Michael Cooper was genuinely worried she might continue to dwell on things and end up not remembering again, so he promptly spoke up to interrupt her thoughts. "Besides the discomfort in your neck, is there anywhere else that feels uncomfortable?"

At his words, Eva seriously considered how she felt and then shook her head. "No."

At this, the gesture of Michael Cooper touching his nose became even guiltier.

In the critical moment earlier, he had only been focused on preventing her from thinking about those matters and hadn't considered the possible consequences of his actions. Now, hearing her complain of neck pain, Michael Cooper did feel quite sorry for her.

"How about I massage it for you?"

As he spoke, he was already leaning over towards her, his hand nearly reaching her neck.

Last time, Eva was helped up by him, so she didn't have the strength to resist, but this time she was sitting up and had the strength to do so.

Thus, when his hand reached towards her, she instinctively dodged to the side and avoided Michael Cooper's touch.

Michael Cooper paused upon being avoided and then looked at her.

For some reason, being stared at so directly by him made Eva instinctively avoid his gaze as well, and she awkwardly explained, "No, there's no need to massage it, I can do it myself."

After saying that, she stretched out her hand to gently rub the painful area herself.

Michael Cooper watched her for a moment and didn't say anything more. After sitting back down, there was a silence between them for a while before he finally asked, "Are you hungry? Is there anything you'd like to eat?" Logically speaking, since she hadn't eaten anything from the plane ride until now, she should be very hungry.

Considering it was her head that was injured, not elsewhere, she should be able to eat anything.

However, Eva just shook her head.

"Thank you for your concern, but I'm not hungry."

"Not hungry?"

Michael Cooper narrowed his eyes, "Do you realize how long it's been since you've eaten anything?"

"Really?" Faced with his question, Eva felt somewhat bewildered and placed her hand on her stomach: "But I really don't feel hungry at all."

For some reason, Eva had no desire to eat whatsoever.

Michael Cooper could tell that she truly had no appetite and realized that asking her if she wanted to eat was pointless.

He didn't say anything further but simply picked up his phone and made a call to have a meal delivered.

After making the call, Michael Cooper put away his phone and looked at Eva saying, "Some things, if you can't remember them, it's best not to think about. I will take good care of you in the future." Eva, however, furrowed her brows slightly: "But..."

"But what?"

"But I don't even know who I am."

"What does that matter? Anything you don't know, I can tell you."

Then, Michael Cooper proceeded to tell Eva her name, age, and other details about herself.

After listening, Eva didn't feel much different, but she couldn't help asking: "What is my relationship to you? And where is my family? Why hasn't anyone come to see me?"

She had woken up twice now; normally, by this time, one would expect family to have visited, right? And this man in front of her, their relationship must be significant, but his reactions to her didn't seem familial. It was strange.

"Your family is not around here, and before your amnesia, I didn't expect that you would lose your memory. I was afraid they'd worry, so I didn't notify them."

Afraid the family would worry?

Eva nodded; she could understand that point.

"As for who I am," he continued, "I will now formally answer you."

Hearing this, Eva raised her head to look at him.

"I'm your fiancé."