He calmly pulled her away from him and took two steps back, maintaining a distance from her.
Seeing his expression, she furrowed her brows.
"So, you already dislike me that much?"
He said in a deep voice, "Carol, you probably haven't forgotten that I'm already your brother—in—law. Even if Jack isn't here, our relationship doesn't allow us to do this. Our actions will not only hurt Jack, it will also harm Laura. "
"You mention her again …Can't you stop using her to anger me when she's not here? I know that you love her very much. I didn't want you two to split up. I'm in pain right now and just wanted you to help me."
"What do you think I can help you with?"
"I... I was really afraid that I would give birth to this child, but I didn't love him, and I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to take responsibility for his future. I didn't want this child to live in a family without a mother's love. I really don't understand, Jack's body is already like this, why does he have to have this child? "
"Jack sacrificed his body, for whom? You can't be clearer than that in your heart, you …"
"I know!" she interrupted him, her heart filled with remorse.
"You simply don't understand how much I wish he hadn't saved me if I could have reversed the flow of time. How much I wish I had died in that accident. Then I won't have to marry someone I don't love. I can even more so make you love me for your entire life instead of acting like this. Do you know how painful it is for me to look at you?"
William Walton was truly unwilling to continue these meaningless topics.
"If you don't want children, you should do something about it. Since this child has come, you should not disregard life. "
"I didn't do it voluntarily. It was Jack who was …"
"Enough, I have no reason to listen to you talk about matters between you and Jack. Carol, I have no reason to listen to you talk about matters between you and Jack. That's all I can say. There are some things that you should think about for yourself. "
He raised his wrist and looked at the time.
"It's time for me to send her back to school. You should go back as soon as possible."
He walked around her.
Carol Wright lowered her eyes and stood in place, not moving an inch.
Laura lowered her head and looked at her phone.
William Walton opened the door and sat down, then said to the driver: "Let's go."
After she putting down the phone, she did not look at him.
Instead, she turned her head to look at Carol Wright, who was standing alone at the entrance of the restaurant with her eyes lowered.
As the car drove away, she looked away and thought about the hug they had just had.
William Walton lifted his hand and held her hand, it was very natural.
She was so angry that she wanted to break free, but he held her hand tightly.
She turned her head and glared at him.
"I want to see the news from the class group."
He smiled.
"You saw it just now?"
"I didn't see anything!" she said, tugging at her hand again.
"Stop pulling, you won't be able to make it."
