“No, it’s because I’ve always had you in my heart, and there’s no room for anyone else. Settling would be bad for both of us; it’s better not to settle.” Yu Ran hugged Shen Qian, “Today, when I found out you’re pregnant, I felt a mix of emotions. I realized I’ve been pushing you along this path, step by step into my heart, without ever asking if you were willing.”
“Huh, so you’re only saying this after the deed is done?” Shen Qian looked at Yu Ran with disdain, but her lips curled into a smile. She was actually grateful for Yu Ran’s guidance; otherwise, with her poor sense of direction, she would have taken many detours, but the final destination would still be his heart. Shen Qian grinned mischievously, encircling his neck and pointing at Yu Ran’s chest, sweetly smiling, “Mr. Yu, thank you for bringing me into your heart; I really like it here.” Yu Ran chuckled, forcefully kissing her lips, a hint of mischief in his eyes, “Once you’re in, you can’t leave.”
“It’s okay, I brought my heart with me; we can stay together forever.” Yu Ran bit her playfully, then couldn’t help but laugh softly, “I’ve long seen that you have a good heart.”
“You…” Shen Qian was grinding her teeth in frustration; he was the type who never let himself be at a disadvantage!
After a moment of intimacy, Shen Qian held Yu Ran’s handsome face with some unease, “I… want to keep the baby.” She looked at him for a long time, ultimately defeated, lowering her head. The implication was that she had chosen the child over the birth father, fearing Yu Ran’s reproach. Her choice was indeed selfish and unreasonable. Yu Ran pecked her lips, “I’ll find a way for Uncle Yu’s bone marrow.”
“You have a way?”
“With such a large population in our country, there must be a match, right?”
“But not everyone is willing to donate.”
“What if we buy it?” Yu Ran squinted, “I think Grandpa would be willing to pay a fortune for a great-grandchild.”
