Leaving While Pregnant：He Goes Crazy！
Chapter 585 The Dilemma

Upon realizing this possibility, the smile on Adrian's lips clearly began to falter. As a father, and having regained his wife and children, he naturally yearned to sleep in the same bed with them. But if there was no place for him... Thinking of this, Adrian's face fell. If this were at his own home, he would definitely have a new bed delivered that night. But a new bed might still have formaldehyde, right?

Adrian, who had never considered this problem before, started to think about these safety issues after having two children. Even if a new bed were delivered, it couldn't be used immediately. He needed to order it in advance, and the formaldehyde needed to be removed before it could be used.

Thinking of this, Adrian made a decision in his heart. After the two little ones fall asleep, he would have to make a call to order a bed from back home.

The three people lying on the bed had no idea about Adrian's thoughts. When Eva saw him coming over, she told the two children to make some room.

So, the three of them moved around on the bed, finally making a small space. Adrian glanced at the space. It was possible to lie down there, but turning over would be a problem.

Seeing the space, Eva felt a bit awkward, "The bed seems a bit small, or..."

She was about to suggest that he sleep next door or on the floor. But before she could finish her sentence, Adrian had already walked over and lay down in that space.

"It's just right," he said quickly, fearing that Eva would drive him out to sleep somewhere else.

Eva was taken aback.

She propped herself up on her elbow and looked at him lying in that small space. He clearly couldn't move at all there. This was just right?

Even the usually carefree Ruby noticed the problem, sat up, and pointed at Adrian's position. "Daddy, that space is too small for you to sleep in."

Facing the 'caring' gazes of his wife and children, Adrian forced a smile on his lips. "It's not small; I think it's just right."

"Daddy," Ruby frowned and continued to stare at him, "The space is really too small!"

Adrian fell silent.

He pursed his lips, and just as he thought his daughter was going to say that the bed was too small and he should sleep somewhere else, Ruby suddenly moved her bottom back a bit. "Don't worry, Daddy, Ruby will make room for you."

Adrian, who had been worried, instantly felt his heart soften. "Ruby..."

No wonder they said daughters were more considerate. It was really true. When Dylan wasn't paying much attention to him before, Ruby had always been on his side. Now she even gave up her space for him.

He was touched, but Adrian didn't move. He just looked at his little girl's cute face and said softly, "No need, Ruby. Daddy is fine here. If I move in further, there won't be any space for our Ruby to sleep."

Ruby blinked her eyes and said innocently, "It won't be like that, Daddy. At night, Ruby will sleep in Mommy's arms; there will be space."

After saying this, Ruby immediately cuddled into Eva's arms in front of Adrian, as if she were hiding under her wings.

Seeing this, Adrian suddenly felt a pang of jealousy. What considerate daughter? It all vanished in an instant. He suddenly felt that Ruby was showing off to him.

Of course, it was the kind of unconscious showing off.

However, because of this, the position where Ruby originally lay was now vacant. Adrian originally only wanted to lie in his own position, fearing that if he took one of their positions, Eva would ask him to leave. But now it seemed that wouldn't happen, so it didn't seem to matter if he lay a bit closer to them, right?

Thinking of this, Adrian moved a bit towards the inside, and as expected, Eva, who was holding Ruby, didn't say anything. Adrian then moved a few more inches.

Eva, feeling his post-shower dampness on her, frowned slightly and said, "If you move any closer, it will be too crowded."

Hearing this, Adrian, who had planned to squeeze in a bit more if Eva didn't object, instantly stopped moving. He placed his hands flat on his chest, trying hard not to squeeze them. His actions and expression were very humble. Sigh.

"Alright, it's getting late; let's go to sleep."

When two adults were together, it was okay to stay up late for an hour or two, but it was not the same for children. They must sleep at a fixed time. So tonight, Eva didn't talk much; she said it was time for the children to sleep, and let Adrian turn off the lights, then she cuddled the two children to sleep.

Dylan was very obedient; he lay quietly on the inner side and soon fell asleep. On the other hand, Ruby, at first played with Eva's soft hair, then fiddled with the buttons on her pajamas. In short, she was restless and kept talking. "Mommy, this is the first time we've ever slept together with Daddy."

Children always spoke without thinking, and they didn't know about Eva's memory loss. The adults didn't plan to tell the children about it, but they didn't expect Ruby to suddenly say such a thing.

After hearing this, Adrian, who had just turned off the lights and was preparing to lie down, froze. In the darkness, with the faint moonlight coming in from the window, you could see his stiff body, and hear his held breath. Eva watched this scene and sighed softly in her heart.

In fact, she had guessed from the Facebook post that was only visible to her, that her relationship with Adrian was not that simple. But she didn't expect that today it would be pointed out by a child.

In the darkness, Adrian's figure was only stiff for a moment, then quickly lay down next to the three of them as if nothing had happened.

At first, Eva could feel his breathing was not steady, but gradually, his breathing also calmed down.

The darkness only allowed one to see silhouettes, but not faces, so Eva naturally couldn't see Adrian's expression. But even if she couldn't see it, she could guess that he might not sleep well tonight.

She wanted to say something, but speaking at this time seemed strange.

"Mommy?"

Ruby, who didn't get a response, called her in a puzzled voice.

Unfortunately, she didn't get a response.

Ruby voiced her confusion, "Mommy, are you asleep?"

Still no response.

Adrian, who was listening to all of this, waited a while before he softly said to Ruby, "Ruby, your mommy might be asleep. You should listen to her and go to sleep too."

Eva, who hadn't thought of a good answer to Ruby's question, let out a sigh of relief when she heard Adrian take the initiative to speak. She wasn't ready to tear open the truth at this time. She still didn't even know the whole story. His response also gave her a way out.