Lahat ng Kabanata ng Of Pillows and Pampering: Kabanata 1021 - Kabanata 1030

Joseph’s face was pale as he stared at Sally. Sally did not seem to notice as she rolled her eyes. “Clumsy.” “Get out if you can’t even pour tea properly!” Joseph had an uncomfortable expression on his face as he pursed his lips and walked off. When he was gone, Sally continued smiling as she gazed at Quirinus. “Do you think I should give birth to this child, or should I abort it?” Quirinus did not even look at the test results before he arched an eyebrow and asked, “You’re asking me to decide for Elijah Moses’ kid?” Sally continued smiling at him. “It’s not his kid. It’s your kid.” “You can take a look. The fetus is less than a month old.” “Everyone said I slept with you around half a month ago so that you would give Elijah your shares.” “Elijah has not touched me in that way ever since I regained my memory.” “Based on my calculations, the child belongs to you.” She smiled at Quirinus. “I’m planning to birth this child. Then, we’ll also take our first kid Rohan w

Quirinus’ brows knitted themselves together tightly. “Why are you…” His men had assured him Elijah Moses was still asleep in his room when he arrived! How could he…“Why am I here?” Elijah smiled calmly as he walked over, sat down beside Sally, and pulled her into his arms. “If my wife is meeting with a man I hate, I’m going to be there to watch no matter how much I feel like resting.” Then, he reached an arm out and picked up the test results Sally had placed on the coffee table. He scanned them carefully. Thus, the man smiled. He raised a hand to pinch Sally’s nose gently. “I genuinely thought you were pregnant, you mischievous girl.” Sally smiled somewhat bashfully but did not say anything. Quirinus frowned and finally paid attention to the test results in Elijah’s hands. Elijah threw the test results to Quirinus. “Mr. Banks, I think you should take a good look at these.” The results were not for a pregnancy test. Instead, the results showed Sally’s hormone le

Bennett might have been alive for half a century, but he worked out regularly and took care of his health. Thus, Quirinus had no way of attacking back after he began hurling his punches. When the first punch landed, blood spurted out of Quirinus’ nose and spattered onto Sally’s hand. Sally was stunned when Quirinus’ still-warm blood landed on the back of her hand. It took her a while to realize it was blood. Raising her head instinctively, she saw that Quirinus' face was hurt. Quirinus might be young, but he rarely worked out and had a thin, weak frame. Bennett looked like he was holding a newborn chick when he held Quirinus up.Elijah took the hand that had Quirinus’ blood and helped Sally wipe the blood away with a tissue he had with him. Then, he raised his head and said, “Respectable father-in-law, I’ll take Sally away first.” Bennett, who was still beating Quirinus up, frowned and turned around to take a look. It was then that he realized his movements were too violent

The newly-appointed chauffeur who was sitting in the driver’s seat carefully covered the car’s windows and lowered the shield in the car. The backseat of the car was turned into an isolated space. Elijah gently lay Sally down as he kissed her. Sally’s brain was throbbing. The kisses he gave her stimulated her lips and sent endless signals to her brain. These signals seemed to trigger a lot of her memories. She closed her eyes without meaning to. Scene after scene appeared in her mind. She saw herself blushing as she held Elijah’s photo and spoke to a middle-aged man. “Uncle, I’m willing to marry him.” She saw herself signing a contract in front of an old man and then smiling at that old man as she said, “Don’t worry, Grandfather. I’ll keep my promise!” “I’ll do my best to bear Elijah’s children!” During a simple wedding, she curled her hands into fists as she stared stubbornly and solemnly at Elijah. “Don’t worry. I’ll do my best to give birth to your children!”

According to plan? Stunned, Sally turned instinctively to look at Elijah, who was standing behind her. Elijah had received a call from Joseph when they were getting out of the car, which was why he came in after Sally. The woman turned to look at him. “You said that we’ll go to Summers Village as planned?” Elijah nodded. “Yes.” “Why?” Sally could not understand. “I’ve already rejected Javier Yates. Even if I go back myself, I won’t be able to recall everything that happened in the past!” Elijah smiled as he wrapped his arm around her shoulders. “Who said that Javier Yates was a necessity?” “I’ve already consulted with experts. They said that returning to a place you’re familiar with and recalling familiar matters will also be good for your condition.” “Even if we don’t have Javier Yates, I still plan to take you back to Summers Village and back to Summers Family Village. Just to try.” He tapped Sally’s cheek lightly when he finished speaking. “You told me lots of st