Leaving While Pregnant：He Goes Crazy！
Chapter 603 Epilogue

After the New Year, Eva received a call from David. He told her that Michael had finally come to his senses and no longer wished to be trapped in that house. He planned to leave and return to his original home. Upon hearing this news, the breath that had been seemingly stuck in Eva's chest for weeks finally seemed to flow smoothly again.

"Really? That's wonderful news. And you, David, do you need..."

Eva initially wanted to invite him to work with her, but David declined. He explained that after spending so many years with Michael, he had grown accustomed to being by his side and planned to continue doing so. Everyone has a place where they feel they belong, so Eva didn't force him. She just reminded him to seek her help if he ever needed it in the future.

That night, she received a farewell text message.

"I once loved someone deeply, but I also caused her a lot of trouble, even turning this love into profound hurt. I'm very sorry for what I did to her, but I still love her to this day. I wish her happiness in the future." "Goodbye."

The message seemed simple, but it took all of Michael's strength to type out these words.

After sending the message, he didn't even wait for her reply, nor did he dare to look at it. He pulled out his SIM card and threw it into the trash.

There would be no turning back, no chance for a return.

She was now with the person she loved and who loved her back. She would be happy in the future.

-

Around April Fool's Day, Emily officially started dating Nathan. At the same time, the fruit shop she invested in officially opened in the neighborhood. Eva even sent a gift on the opening day. "So, you're not planning to return to his company?"

Emily pursed her lips, "His company won't collapse without me; why should I go back?"

"It's not about going back to his company. If you open a fruit shop at home, you guys will be in a long-distance relationship, right?"

"So, what if it's long distance? I must open this fruit shop. It just opened and it can't function without me. If he thinks a long-distance relationship is hard, then he can give up." However, less than two months after Emily said this, she contradicted herself.

Her parents worried that a long-distance relationship would eventually lead to a breakup, so they took on the responsibility of watching over the shop, urging Emily to leave home and find a job. Emily, who had just transitioned from "a beast of burden" to a small business owner and had enjoyed her freedom for only a short while, had to return to her old life.

She felt frustrated and complained to Eva for a long time, saying she would rather not open the fruit shop than go find Nathan, just to make him suffer the pain of longing.

When she called to vent, it was already evening. Eva was planning to comfort her properly when Adrian, who had just come out of the bathroom, pounced on her. "Who are you on the phone with?"

Eva exclaimed, "Who else but Emily? Don't disturb me, I still have things to say to her."

Adrian, looking like a resentful husband, stared at her intensely.

"You're always focused on her. Shouldn't you spare some attention for me?"

"Don't talk nonsense." Eva, afraid he would continue to say inappropriate things that Emily might hear, causing an awkward situation later, quickly pushed him away to grab her phone. After getting her phone, Eva found that the call had been prematurely ended and there was a message from Emily.

"Sis, you guys carry on; I won't disturb you this late at night. We'll talk about my issues another day."

As she read this message, Adrian also saw it and finally squinted his eyes in satisfaction.

"Not bad, she's quite considerate."

Eva, annoyed, tossed her phone aside.

"You're so annoying; you're always irrationally jealous."

"Is it me who's annoying, or is it you who's neglecting me?" He grabbed her chin and leaned down to seal her lips, preventing her from saying anything more.

A few days later, Emily took off to go abroad. Before she left, she confessed to Eva that she regretted her previous resistance, that she indeed missed her boyfriend, and had decided to join him overseas for work. Eva had anticipated this day would come, so she was not surprised at all. She wished Emily a safe journey when she left.

She thought, given Nathan's pace, she would probably hear good news from Emily soon.

Sure enough, around Children's Day, when Eva was busy preparing programs for the two kids, she received news of Nathan's successful proposal.

The couple's wedding was scheduled for August.

They got engaged in January, were officially together in April, he proposed in June, and they married in August.

The speed of their relationship left Eva astounded.

However, their rapid progress was entirely due to Nathan's initiative. He was determined to win Emily over. He was always well-prepared for what needed to be done at each stage, so much so that it was overwhelming. What surprised Eva was that despite Nathan's aggressive pursuit, the couple had not yet been intimate.

When Emily mentioned this to Eva, her face turned red.

"He's been so restrained, even after I accepted his proposal. Do you think he actually doesn't like me?" Emily asked.

Eva almost laughed at her train of thought.

"Why would he pursue you this far if he didn't like you? What would he gain?"

"That's true, but why then?"

"I don't know. That's something for you two to figure out. I won't get involved. If you want to know, you'll have to find out for yourself."

Emily blushed and didn't want to talk about it anymore.

In August, they held their wedding, and Ruby and Dylan were called to be flower children. The wedding was a sensation, many people took pictures and posted them online, and it was a hot topic for a long time. Many people admired their grand and beautiful wedding. Eva was also envious.

The person next to her tightened his grip on her hand.

With their fingers interlocked, he spoke as his deep voice echoed in her ears, "Do you like it? Should we have one too?"

"But we're already married; shouldn't we have had a wedding already?"

"So, what if we have? You don't remember, do you? I'll give you a new one; how about that?"

Eva was somewhat expectant, but she also thought it was absurd.

Before she could decide, Adrian had made up his mind, "It's settled then; I'll have someone start preparing."

True to his word, Adrian gave her an even grander wedding. Almost all of high society was there on their wedding day. It was so sensational that even journalists and onlookers came to watch.

Even though their children were grown, Adrian gave her a French kiss in front of everyone at the wedding, causing a round of cheers, screams, and flash photography.

Eva was embarrassed for a long time afterward; her neck and ears turned a deep shade of red.

After the wedding, she was so weighed down by her heavy wedding dress and jewelry that she could hardly stand.

Exhausted, she was carried back to their wedding suite by Adrian.

He gently removed her jewelry, veil, wedding dress, necklace...

Finally, Eva was bare before him, her skin almost blending with the color of the wedding dress.

In this moment, he took her hand, lowered his head, and gently kissed her hand.

"Eva, I love you, forever."