Leaving While Pregnant：He Goes Crazy！
Chapter 516 Surely I Can Provide for You

After saying this, both of them were momentarily stunned.

Adrian's gaze shifted towards her unconsciously.

And Eva was also frozen in place, it took her a while to process.

"A company? Do I actually own a company?"

When Adrian heard this, he initially thought she had regained her memory, but it turned out to be something she said subconsciously.

He thought about her company, the one that had been full of twists and turns when they first reunited, and shuddered.

Oh Lord, if she had to regain her memory, let her remember something else first, not these things.

Otherwise, if she only remembered this and forgot everything else, she might develop a bad impression of him.

With this thought, Adrian immediately said, "I'll handle the company matters for you. You just come and have fun without any burden on your mind."

"You'll help me?" Eva blinked, "But, shouldn't you have your own business to take care of?"

"Mm, I can manage both. What's the problem with taking care of my wife?" As he spoke, Adrian wrapped his arm around her waist and led her in a different direction, fearing that she would recall some of the difficult memories she had with him and none of the good ones, which might affect their relationship.

Sure enough, Eva's thoughts were quickly swayed by his change of topic, and she didn't bring up the company again. Instead, she started asking about things she was unclear about.

Like, when did they get married? And when did they meet?

Adrian was very willing to tell her about those things that were favorable to him. After listening to him, Eva understood.

"So, we're actually childhood sweethearts?"

"Yes," Adrian rubbed the back of her head, "You used to always follow me around when we were kids."

Eva: "?"

She couldn't help but frown in confusion, "How is that possible?"

"Tsk, now that you lost your memory, you're going to start denying it? If I ask you now if you like me, are you also going to say you don't?"

Eva: "What kind of question is that? Are you trying to change the subject?"

"If it's a change, it's a change. If it works, it's good, so do you acknowledge it or not?"

"I don't."

Eva countered him, "Even if I've lost my memory, I know I'm not that kind of person."

She knew that Adrian liked to tease her about her amnesia, so Eva felt that she wouldn't do such a thing.

But she didn't know that what Adrian was saying was actually true.

Initially, she often went to the Blackwood family's house, not because of him at the beginning, but because she particularly liked his grandmother. However, as she visited more often, she naturally met Adrian more frequently. Eventually, the two naturally started playing together, and after that, she stuck to him like glue, constantly going to the Blackwood family's house, constantly going to his side.

This bond and her nature to stick close to him lasted from childhood to adulthood.

Growing up together, Adrian often protected her, and for a long time, he always thought he was raising her like a sister.

Later, some things occurred... and he realized his feelings for her were far from ordinary.

When he thought about the incident with Vivian Morrison, Adrian's eyes darkened slightly.

If it weren't for Vivian falsely claiming a life-saving debt, would he have failed to notice his feelings during his youth, and would their relationship have been less tumultuous?

If it hadn't been so rocky at the beginning, maybe all these things wouldn't have happened later on.

Unfortunately, as people often say, 'what's done is done.' There was no use thinking about it now. Adrian pulled his thoughts back and tapped Eva's forehead.

"If you don't acknowledge it, then don't. When you regain your memory someday, you won't be able to deny it even if you want to."

As lunchtime approached, Lynn's husband Warren, who was also Adrian's maternal grandfather and the children's great-grandfather, came back. He returned with two fish in hand, declaring that he was going to show off his cooking skills for the kids at noon.

After hearing from Lynn that Eva and Adrian had also arrived, he quickly made his way into the house to meet with them. Warren was a particularly gentle-natured person, and after chatting with them for a while, he announced that he needed to start cooking, otherwise the mealtime would pass.

He then went to light the stove. Eva stood by the door, watching him head to the kitchen, followed by Lynn who helped out by his side. It was evident that this was just part of their regular daily life.

"Like it?" Adrian's voice suddenly rang in her ear.

Before Eva could react, Adrian added, "If you like it, when we get old, we can live like this too."

Eva hadn't expected him to bring up the idea of them being old, so she imagined it for a moment before asking, "Like them?"

"Like them, or however you want," he replied.

"But can you even cook?"

That question caught Adrian off guard. Seeing his silence, Eva looked up at him, "No answer? So, you can't cook?"

After a moment of silence, Adrian finally said, "I can't now, but that doesn't mean I won't be able to in the future. When we get old and it's time to retire, I'll learn to cook. I can certainly learn some basic dishes to keep you fed." Eva instinctively frowned at this. "I never said you definitely had to cook."

"Then will you cook?" Adrian casually pictured the scene and then frowned, "No, that won't do. I can't let you do it. I'll do it."

The thought of her petite figure bustling in the kitchen, her fair and delicate hands washing dishes and chopping vegetables, was something he found unacceptable. He didn't know about other men, but he couldn't bear the thought of Eva doing those tasks.

Eva was unaware of his thoughts; she felt like this kind of life was not bad. She didn't mind cooking since if they were together, one of them would have to do it, and the other would certainly have to wash the dishes. In any case, they would share the tasks when the time came.

The midday meal was served on a large table set up outdoors in the courtyard, a setting Eva had never experienced before. She had dined in open-air high-end restaurants and had picnics on the beach under the blue sky, but she had never eaten in a small, self-built courtyard in the countryside. The occasional barking of dogs and the laughter of children passing by filled the air with a rural ambiance. Despite the noise, she felt a surprising sense of peace.

For Eva, this was a magical experience. Adrian took good care of her, taking away anything she didn't like.

After a few times, Lynn became a little unhappy. "Adrian, if you want to eat something, just take it yourself. Why do you keep taking from Eva's plate?"

Hearing this, Adrian smiled and said, "Grandmother, I think the food on her plate looks more delicious."

With that, he rendered Lynn speechless, and Warren, sitting beside him, laughed, " Let the young people do as they please."