She is twenty-four now, and having the baby would make her twenty-five. There’s an old saying, "establish a family and career," and she’s done that already. She doesn’t really want to add a little burden...
Edward Stephens tempted her, "I think our baby would be very pretty."
Daisy Ginger glanced at his face. ᴛhis chapter is ᴜpdated by 𝕟𝕠𝕧𝕖𝕝✶𝕗𝕚𝕣𝕖✶𝕟𝕖𝕥
Indeed, whether it’s a boy or a girl, whether it looks like the father or the mother, it probably won’t look bad.
But Daisy still shook her head, "But I’m so busy with work. If we have the baby, who will take care of it?"
She doesn’t feel secure about hiring a nanny, and raising the baby herself would take up too much time, and then...
Edward took a sip of his soybean milk, calmly said, "I’ll take care of it."
Daisy almost spat out her coffee. She glanced over at Edward, the man leaning his face against his hand, smiling at her, his features strikingly handsome in the sunlight.
So good-looking, it feels like any request would be hard to deny.
Daisy withdrew her gaze, steadying her mind.
Edward said, "I can teach the baby to read, draw, learn foreign languages, absolutely no need for you to worry about anything."
He really knows how to entice her.
Daisy took a sip of coffee, slowly said, "...Hmm. Maybe we should think things through first..."
They can certainly afford to raise a child.
But raising a child well is not an easy task.
Daisy doesn’t want to just have a baby and then leave it to Edward. Participating in the child’s upbringing is very important.
However, now all her little issues are resolved, the company is developing positively, there’s nothing that particularly requires her attention, and Edward proposing this now is really something worth considering.
Daisy pushed the thought down, looked up at Edward, and said, "Why did you suddenly want a kid? Did staying at home get boring? Looking for something to do?"
The man, resting his face, gazed out the window, lazily glanced at her in response, speaking casually, "Just establishing our relationship."
Daisy found it funny, "We’re already married, how much more established can it be?"
The man said softly, "What if, one day, you decide to leave?"
"Pfft." Daisy really burst out laughing, "If I leave, would you take the child on a journey to chase me around the world?"
Edward took a sip of his soybean milk, leisurely said, "You can run away as a monk, but not leave the temple."
Daisy nodded, agreeing with his view, "Having a child truly makes separation difficult."
Edward cast her a sidelong glance, seeing her innocent and pure expression, reached out and gently scratched her chin like petting a cat, "So, give it some thought. I think I’d be a good father."
"A dad as idle as you is certainly rare," Daisy set down her coffee, nodded solemnly, "I’ll consider your suggestion. But about the baby, let’s just go with the flow and not rush into it."
Upon hearing this, Edward’s lips curled slightly, he seemed a bit happy.
Daisy saw him happy, met his gaze, and couldn’t help but smile.
"Then we’ll quit smoking, and no more drinking," She rarely smoked since establishing the relationship with Edward, only when the work pressure was high she couldn’t resist taking one out, "Can you resist?"
Edward said nothing, just held her hand and gently kissed the back of it.
"Nonsense," he said proudly, "I’m absolutely ready."
That tone, as if he had sacrificed greatly.
Been writing ten thousand words a day for a few days... made myself so tired I felt feverish T...T Today eight thousand words, I need to rest a bit, really worn out. Double monthly ticket festival, please give me your monthly tickets y’all!