It was exactly two hours after Jules landed and Janice was a bit relieved that not only had the pain in her tummy and lower back lessened, but she could move around the room as well, without feeling like she was going to be ripped into two. The only restriction she had was that she couldn't go a long distance, but it was better than being confined to the bed.   “How about you take a cold shower to help with the pain?’’ Jules asked, whilst Janice fanned herself.   She nodded without hesitation and allowed him to help her out of the bed. Stripping down to nothing, she stepped into the bathtub and let out a sigh as the warm water caressed her delicate skin. Janice eyed Jules from the corner of her eyes as she noticed him watching her from the d

Jules was the first to snap out of the daze he was in. He stomped towards the woman and glared, "Lucy, I think you are mistaken." "Perhaps I need to say it again. This is your child whom you abandoned years ago. He is here now. You can take him. I don't want him anymore." Lucy shoved the little boy forwards and despite her confusion, Janice instinctively caught him before he could tumble to the tiled floor. "I have no child with you." Jules gritted his teeth.  He yanked her hand and tugged her towards the waiting room, which was inside the church. He noticed people were gathering. A few people took photos of him. He didn't want them to know more than t

"Janice…" "Stay away from me!" Janice snapped, moving past him and down the hallway. She stepped into the room and he followed suit. Jules let out a sigh and he pinched the bridge of his nose. "At least, give me a chance to explain myself." Janice sat on the bed, her eyes were on the ceiling. Even though she could see whatever Jules was doing in the room from the corner of her eyes, she pretended like she didn't see him."Will you ever hear me out or just assume I cheated on you?" She glared at him but wished she hadn't. His eyes were sunken and bleary as if he had not slept for days.

"But trust me, can you see he is suffering the same way as you?" "Just drop it, Margie." "Fine." Margie shrugged. "I hope you accept him before it is too late. You should try considering him because of the prince anyway." Janice glared and puffed out a breath. "We are not talking about him anymore." Margie giggled as Janice tossed her a throw pillow. She drew an imaginary zip across her lips and tossed the key away before staring at her. "How about we do something fun?" Janice creased her brows whilst staring at the twinkles in Margie's eyes. 

Janice glanced at the door as a knock sounded on it. She rolled on the bed and snatched the hanky beside her to blow her nose. Her eyes were puffy, but she didn't care. She only wanted the pain that seemed to have multiplied ever since she moved out of the room she shared with Jules to vanish. Also, the new ones that surfaced when she knew about what happened seemed to intensify all that she had been feeling and wondered if she could do anything.  As soon as she got home, she had tried to set up a meeting with Jules to talk about everything, but it seemed like he didn't want to see her because each time she went close to his room, she noticed it was locked. She didn't know where he often went and didn't have th