Carol Wright had cried, caused trouble, and even threatened Jack Walton with jumping off a building.
However, the window was sealed and there was someone guarding the door.
Even if she wanted to jump off the building, there was nothing she could do to escape.
Jack Walton stayed in the same room as her every day, eating and living together with her, but he didn't talk to her.
Two months after she was placed under house arrest, someone finally entered the room.
It was the family doctor who had come to draw her blood.
After the doctor left, Carol Wright felt really uneasy in her heart.
She looked at Jack Walton, and her voice had finally softened: "Jack Walton, what are you trying to do?"
Jack Walton sat on his wheelchair and read his book, not even sparing her a glance.
Carol Wright got off the bed, came to her wheelchair and half—squatted.
"Jack, it's impossible to kill someone, so please, don't torture me anymore. Tell me, what exactly do you want to do?"
It was the first time in two months that she had spoken to him in her usual way.
He put down the book and looked at her coldly.
"I will make you pay with your life."
She was afraid …
"You won't hurt me."
"Of course, I won't hurt you. I'm still waiting for you to return a child to me."
She stood up and looked down at him, shocked.
Jack Walton raised the center of his brows, "Your ovulation period should be reaching soon."
"I don't want to!" she said, shaking her head.
"I don't want to have children."
Jack Walton pulled her wrist, forcing her to bend her back, and pinched her chin.
"Do you think you can still make the decision even now? Carol Wright, if you don't want to live on the streets with nothing left, you better obey me, otherwise … "
The two of them were in a deadlock.
After a long while, Carol Wright closed her eyes and exhaled: "I agree, but you have to promise me one condition."
Jack Walton released her chin and pushed her away: "You don't have the qualifications to negotiate with me."
"If you don't, I'll try to kill this kid too."
Jack Walton looked at her coldly: "Are you really not afraid of going to hell?"
"I'm already unable to enter heaven. How about it? Do you want to make a deal with me?"
Jack Walton laughed sarcastically: "Go ahead."
"I will give birth to a child for you, and the price you have to pay is to let Laura leave the Walton family."
Jack Walton's finger lightly tapped on the edge of the wheelchair.
Carol Wright said: "Because she is one from Anderson family, you do not wish to see her, right?"
Jack Walton stared at her for a moment, then smiled: "Deal."
Carol Wright made a fist with her hand.
She didn't mind sacrificing her womb.
It was just a child, so giving birth was fine.
Because Jack Walton did not appear again, William Walton believed that his words were effective.
