Leaving While Pregnant：He Goes Crazy！

In fact, Eva never thought about having her father leave everything to her. But hearing him say that the company would be hers in the future, she couldn't help but feel deeply moved. "So don't run back to America. Stay here and help me manage the company."

Although touched, Eva still raised an eyebrow, saying, "I'm afraid I can't do that."

Mr. Hansen was a little confused upon hearing her response. "Why not? Eve, you have two children to take care of and opening a company will be exhausting."

"I know it will be tiring, but it also brings a sense of accomplishment. Dad, I just want to start a company."

She wanted to rely on herself and provide a better life for her two children. Eva didn't know what other parents thought, but personally, now that she was a parent, she believed that if she had the ability to give her two precious ones a better life, why shouldn't she strive for it?

With this in mind, Eva walked around the table and went to stand beside Mr. Hansen, just like she did when she was a child. She hugged his arm affectionately and said, "And most importantly, Dad, your company is thriving now, and it is my strongest support. If I fail to make it outside, I am not worried at all because I know I have you supporting me from behind."

Her words touched Mr. Hansen deeply. As a father, he was her true pillar of support. No matter how she struggled and fought outside, he would always be her safe haven as long as she had a way to retreat. After a long while, Mr. Hansen sighed and said, "Eve, starting a company is hard work."

Eva had been waiting for his answer. Upon hearing this, she couldn't help but smile. "Dad, I'm not afraid of hard work."

Being a mother gave her newfound strength to break through the barriers and do things she didn't dare or want to do before.

"Just remember, Eve, I am only your father. Whenever you face any difficulties, just give me a call."

"I know, Dad."

A few days later, the whole family appeared at the airport. Mr. Hansen and Grace bid farewell to Eva and the two little ones with reluctance.

"When you arrive in America, take good care."

"Take care of yourself. Taking care of two children all by yourself is not easy. If possible, it would be best to hire a reliable nanny," Mr. Hansen instructed. Eva diligently took note of her father's instructions. "Alright, I'll start looking as soon as I get back," Eva replied.

After Mr. Hansen finished his instructions, it was Aunt's turn.

Eva patiently listened.

Once both of them had finished speaking, Emily leaned in with teary eyes.

"It has been a long five years since we last parted ways. I didn't expect to say goodbye again this time. Don't worry, Eva. Once I quit my job here, I'll come to America to help you."

"Don't be silly. If you quit such a good job, you might not find something suitable again in the future."

"This job keeps me so busy that I haven't even found a boyfriend," Emily replied in dissatisfaction.

After speaking, Emily noticed something. "By the way, why didn't Michael come? Doesn't he plan to go back to America with you?"

"He suddenly had an urgent matter to attend to, so he can't go back to America with us," Eva replied.

"An urgent matter?" Emily couldn't help but mutter softly, "He actually thinks there's something more important than the three of you, mother and child? What a miracle." "Alright, stop making wild guesses," Eva cast a glance at Emily.

"But he's not bad. Since he can't accompany you, he left you with his most capable assistant," Emily said with a smile.

After speaking, Emily glanced at David, who was not far away pulling the suitcases.

Receiving her gaze, David quickly smiled and nodded at her.

"David also has something important to take care of this time," Eva said.

Emily didn't tease her anymore and they just hugged each other. "Give me a call when you arrive, then I'll come find you." "Okay, I've been told that so many times, I remember," Eva laughed.

"Mummy, Ruby needs to use the restroom." Ruby, who was in Grace's arms, suddenly said.

Eva handed the suitcases to David for safekeeping and personally took Ruby from Grace's embrace.

Then, she looked at her son Dylan and asked, "Dylan, do you need to use the restroom?"

Dylan thought for a moment and nodded.

"Let's go then. I'll take them to the restroom first."

Emily immediately said, "Okay, we'll go to hold a spot for you at the security check. It's the line in front."

"Great."

Mr. Hansen, along with Grace and Emily, three people in total, went directly to save a spot for Eva and her two children.

Eva took her precious ones and went to find the restroom at the airport.

Due to Dylan's different gender, Eva didn't follow Ruby inside but stayed outside, explaining things to both children.

Once she had explained everything clearly, she let the two little ones go into the restroom.

"If you don't understand something, just ask the aunties and uncles inside. After using the restroom, come outside and wash your hands. Mommy will be waiting here for you, okay?" Both little treasures obediently nodded and went into the restroom.

Eva waited outside.

As soon as Ruby entered, she heard a cry from inside.

"What a cute child."

Upon hearing this praise, Eva couldn't help but smile.

The restroom at the capital airport was spacious and well-maintained, with airport staff coming in every few moments to clean.

Dylan walked in and saw a man in a black suit, tall and slender, talking on the phone in the clean corridor.

The elegant profile of his sideways face, cold gaze, and straight lips made his side face appear sharp, exuding a sense of coldness.

After hearing something from the person on the other end of the phone, the man scoffed.

Dylan blinked and took small steps towards the restroom, passing through a large door from the corridor. Dylan reached out and pushed the door, which made a creaking sound, but only opened a small crack.

Being only five years old, Dylan didn't have enough strength, so he used all his might to push harder.

The creaking sound echoed in the empty corridor.

Adrian was on the phone and furrowed his brows involuntarily when he heard the noise. He turned his head and glanced at the source of the sound.

But he didn't see anyone.

However, the door continued to make sounds. Adrian looked down and finally saw a child pushing the door with all his might.

His brows furrowed even deeper.

Whose child is this? How did they end up in the restroom alone?

Adrian was usually indifferent and never one to meddle, even with children.

But at this moment, his hand acted faster than his brain. Without waiting for his brain to give the command, his large hand had already pressed against the door, opening it for the child underneath. "Mr. Blackwood."

Just as the voice came through Adrian's phone, he raised his gaze to answer the call, his hand still on the door.

Dylan pushed for a long time, and suddenly the door was easily pushed open. He looked up and saw the large hand pressing against the door.

So he immediately expressed his gratitude.

"Thank you, Uncle."