It was the first time in a week that she went downstairs to eat, and she was carried down by William.
Of course, when the aunts at home saw this scene, they were already used to it.
She was already used to it.
William Walton carried her to the car after the meal.
Thomas directly drove the car to the entrance of the Civil Affairs Bureau.
William Walton got off the car, went around to her side and opened the car door, but just as he was about to hug her, she had already pressed down on his hands.
She asked vigilantly: "William Walton, why did you bring me here?"
"What do you think?"
"I'm not going...." she shook her head firmly and shrank back.
He extended his hand to her.
"Good girl, come out."
"I don't!" she said, shaking her head.
" I won't marry you."
"Then you want our child to be born without a father?"
She said: "He... It's not that he doesn't have a father, it's just that his parents aren't living together. "
"Who told you I wouldn't live with you? Even if you don't marry me, I want to live with you. As a person, I always seek perfection, I will choose a perfect woman and get married perfectly, and everything that I give my child should be perfect. I don't want my child have no father, so hurry up and come out, don't dawdle."
She knew that she couldn't persuade this man, so she could only beat around the bush and say, "I still need to think about it."
"Little Laura, you don't have to stall for time. No matter how long it takes, you will always be the one walking into the Civil Administration Bureau with me. You won't change that. "
Laura Green did not move.
William Walton was a little angry.
Other women would definitely put their names on his marriage certificate.
Why was it so hard for her?
He leaned into the car and put his arms around her.
"William Walton, I have my own considerations why not marry you. If there comes a day when I am with your family, you can only choose between the two of us. Are you sure you won't be embarrassed? Without marriage, it's easy for everyone to pull away from each other. "
"Why should I leave?"
He had already carried her out.
"As I said, woman, you are still young and have a lot of ideas. Even if you have to choose, I will do it myself. You just need to remember that you will never be the one left behind."
She looked tenderly at William Walton who was carrying her into the Civil Affairs Bureau.
Her attitude had changed a long time ago.
Right now, she wasn't afraid of being left behind, but was instead afraid …
She was afraid that the other party would be in a dilemma because of her.
When she entered the Civil Affairs Bureau, she stopped struggling.
She knew that she couldn't change William Walton.
However, in her heart, she secretly swore.
If there came a day when William Walton was in a difficult position because of her, she would definitely let him go and wouldn't implicate him in any way.
