Head Over Heels

The rumors of Heidy's pregnancy continued to spread and everyone knew it. There was no way she could hide it anymore. Within two days, the stock price of the Hua Group has fallen sharply and Heidy became the hot topic in the A city.

In the conference room of the Hua group, Heidy quietly sat there listening to the shareholders' accusations of her. "Ms. Heidy, since you took office, the company has suffered a lot of criticism. If you go on like this, the company will be destroyed by you sooner or later. It's not that we doubt your ability, but we still hope that you can resign as the CEO of the company." The shareholders all discussed with each other.

Hearing what they said, Heidy raised her head and said, "I'll think it over. If there is really someone I can trust, I will resign. Otherwise, I will not give up my insistence."

All the shareholders all reprimanded, "Nonsense! What do you value the interests of the company now? We have been working with the old chairman for many years. Now, do we really want to see the Hua Group destroyed in your hands? If the old president knew this, he would be disappointed."

Before he finished, Heidy said coldly, "No one wants the Hua group to be better than me. My father has devoted his whole life to it. I will find a way to put an end to this disturbance."

That shareholder stood up and said coldly, "You'd better do so, or you will fail the old chairman's trust." After saying that, he left in a huff. Seeing this, other shareholders stood up and left one after another. At the moment, only Heidy was left in the large conference room.

With her hands inserted into her hair powerlessly, she stared blankly somewhere. She had never thought the consequence would be so serious. The medias didn't buy it at all and were bought off by someone with high price. They wanted to destroy the Hua group.

She stood up with a deep frown. A look of tiredness flashed in her eyes. Her phone vibrated. Glancing at the number, she hesitated for a few seconds before pressing the answer bottom. The next second, the voice of Peter came. "Heidy, I want you to go back to the grandfather's house tomorrow."

Hearing that, she tightened her grip on the phone. Biting her lips, Heidy went silent. After a long pause, she replied softly, "Okay, I see." After hanging up the phone, she rubbed her forehead with her hands.

She was clear that going back to the grandfather's house meant that she would be asked a series of questions and that she might be driven out of the Hua family. She also knew clearly that if she wanted to solve the situation, she only had to marry Hearst. But until now, she was still unable to make up her mind. She had given herself away twice, so she didn't want to sell her marriage anymore.

As soon as she walked out of the meeting room, assistant Chen came up to her and said, "Boss, it's time to go."

Heidy agreed and went to the elevator with him. In order to maintain the cooperation of the other companies, she had

Heidy didn't reply as she knew what he said was true. If she had known this from the very beginning and had to get pregnant for him again, she would have suffered a lot. Thinking of this, Heidy bit her lips.

With a casual glance, she saw a two-year-old boy in his mother's arms and his father walking beside them with medicine in his hands. Although the boy was still having fluid infusion, he was wearing a happy smile on his face. At the sight of this, Heidy involuntarily stopped.

"Gavin, he... Did he miss his mother before?" asked Heidy softly.

With both hands in his pockets, he said in a low voice, "He has been thinking about it, but he didn't dare to speak it out. Even if he does, he won't have a mother."

This answer, mixed with bitterness, silenced Heidy. Reminded of the conversation she had with Gavin, Heidy lowered her head. Three years ago, in the trade, Gavin was the most innocent victim.

Seeing her in silence, Hearst held her hand. Feeling the warmth from her palm, she raised her head and looked into his eyes, "Hearst."

Staring at her eyes, Hearst said with earnest and assurance, "Whether you like it or not, you can't escape from me for the rest of your life."

Hearing this, she raised her chin and said, "My legs are on my body. I can run if I want to."

"But you can't leave everything behind you," Hearst said.

Hearing his answer, Heidy fell into silence. As he said, the Hua group was her concern. "I can help you reduce the impact this time," Hearst said earnestly. "You're my woman. I'll protect you."

She knew that Hearst could help her, but she didn't want to rely on him again and again. But she found that once she lost his help, it would become difficult for her to handle many things. Looking at the little boy who was far away, Heidy could not help putting her hands on her lower abdomen.

Keeping silent, her heart kept struggling. After a long time, she plucked up her courage, looked at him and said firmly, "Let's get married."