Cupid’s Arrow Hit On Me
Chapter 1692

Chapter 1692

Lilian smiled and squeezed Tim’s face.

Because of her big belly, the wedding of the two of them would not be held for the time being, and themarriage certificate would be obtained first.

Both Jane and Iris gave birth, and the little thing in her belly will be reported soon. Jane was pregnantwith twins, so the baby would report in advance, otherwise the little thing in her belly would be thesame as Jane’s. The child was about the same age.

Now that Jane had unloaded the goods, she still had to have a big belly every day, like a bigwatermelon stuffed in her stomach.

The little baby was very naughty, and the fetus moved violently. Sometimes she could see little feet orlittle hands arching her belly into a small bag.

Tim now liked teasing the baby the most. Every night when the fetus was moving the most, the fatherand son were playing through her belly.

Lilian had known for a long time that she was carrying a baby boy.

She was a doctor, and a good one at that.

Tim’s face turned dark, and he didn’t like Lilian pinching his face all the time.

However, he didn’t pat Lilian’s presumptuous big hand away.

When Lilian gave him the antidote, it was because of his face that their child could inherit his goodgenes because he was good-looking.

Tim accompanied Lilian for a walk in the villa.

Lilian used to fly around frequently to see patients, so she couldn’t be free.

After returning to FC Manor and becoming the Fourth Young Mistress, everyone regarded her as anational treasure. She was extremely boring, but she had a big belly, and it was difficult to run outside,so she had to grab Tim and let Tim accompany her for a walk in the villa.

FC Manor was big and had nice views, which was a good thing. Every time she walked around thevilla, she was attracted to the beautiful scenery.

The butler came over and said, “Mr. Johnson, Ms. Carden, the second young master of the York family,Mr. Callum is here again.”

Callum always ran to FC Manor these two days, and he could run three or four times a day.

Hearing this, Tim looked displeased, and said, “Did you not make it clear to him? I repeatedly informedhim that Lilian was pregnant and that she was unable to see the patient at this time, so he could eitherhire another person or stay and wait. He must have noticed Dr. Carden’s large belly. It won’t help evenif he stays in my FC Manor. Why can’t he just ignore my baby and take care of his fiancée’s eyes?”

Tim was very dissatisfied with Callum who came three or four times a day. .

Although Lilian was in good health, and now she looked like a normal person with a big belly, if she wasreally asked to see a patient, she could go, but Tim was worried.

Annenburg and Wiltspoon were so far apart, it took several hours to fly there.

Even if the York family could dispatch a private jet to pick her up, Tim refused Callum’s repeatedrequests for his wife.

Callum loved his fiancée dearly, and hoped for his fiancée’s well-being.

Didn’t Tim love his wife? Didn’t expect his wife to be good?

As if she couldn’t hear her husband’s complaints, Lilian said to the butler, “Allow Mr. Callum to enter,please and sincerely, he comes here several times a day. The visitors are our guests. If you don’t invitethem in, it’s because we don’t treat guests well.”

“Isn’t FC & Co. and the York Corporation doing business? There are a lot of banknotes, and you haveto treat Mr. Callum.”

Tim was very upset, but Lilian had a good impression of Callum.

Callum and his fiancée were not actually engaged yet, but he unilaterally regarded her as his fiancée.

He wasn’t worried at all that if the woman’s eyes were cured, she might not marry him.

He was really doing good things for that woman, even if he might not get anything in return, he wantedto heal her eyes.

Callum had been going to FC Manor three or four times a day in the past two days. He didn’t know thatLilian was not suitable for visiting the doctor. He hoped that Lilian could help him to come forward andinvite the genius doctor to come over.

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