Leaving While Pregnant：He Goes Crazy！

Since she didn't know, there was no need for her to say anything.

After all, it was just a broken fate.

And her Eva deserved a better man.

Thinking of this, Emily's heart had already calmed down. She smiled and joked, "For example, seeing someone walking a dog, or a beggar."

Eva: "...Are you okay? Dogs are not allowed in the airport, and beggars won't come in either."

"Right, maybe I'm just overly sad because you are leaving. How about you stay?"

Eva couldn't be bothered to entertain her nonsense.

She lowered her head to tidy up the children's clothes, and at that moment, she heard Dylan say, "Mommy, I met a very handsome uncle in the restroom. He held the door open for me." Eva didn't know who he met, so she simply asked, "Did Dylan say thank you to this uncle?"

"I did, Mommy."

"What a polite little darling," Eva leaned in and kissed his forehead.

A satisfied expression appeared in little Dylan's eyes.

Ruby noticed this and immediately joined in. "Mommy, Ruby also wants a kiss."

Emily watched this family of three and couldn't help but feel envious.

If possible, she also wished to be like Eva, having only children and no man.

Once everything was settled, they prepared to return to the security checkpoint.

"When we line up, David said there is no need for us to do so. Since you booked first class, we can just go through the first-class lane. I overlooked that." "Okay."

After Eva went back, everyone watched as they passed through the security checkpoint.

When they finished, Emily waved at Eva, feeling a sense of longing. "I'll come find you, Eva!"

After watching Eva leave, she suddenly remembered something, and the smile on her lips faded a little.

How could she have forgotten something so important?

If they could meet at this airport, that means Adrian might also be returning to the country. What if they are on the same flight?

Someone like Adrian, a businessman, would definitely fly first class. If they were on the same flight, the consequences would be unimaginable.

It would be bad enough if the two adults encountered each other, but the crucial part was that Eva was also with two young children.

Some people might not notice, but how could Emily not see it? The features of those two children were extremely similar to Adrian, especially Dylan! It was all his genetic makeup.

Even if they meet, Adrian himself might not recognize them, but what about the people around him?

With this in mind, Emily quickly took out her phone, wanting to call Eva.

But just as she was about to dial, Emily also thought, what if they aren't on the same flight?

If they aren't on the same flight, telling Eva all this would be...

Did she suddenly have some troubles in her heart?

Who said Adrian coming here meant going back to his country?

He might have flown to another country, and even if he wanted to go back to his country, it should be New York, where Eva and David went, not Chicago. That's right, after Eva landed, she had to attend a charity auction.

The auction was held in Chicago, so they bought tickets directly to Chicago to avoid any complications along the way.

After calming down and thinking it through, Emily wasn't so nervous anymore.

Thinking about her own performance just now, Emily felt that she was really panicking unnecessarily.

In the future, she should remain calm when encountering things.

"Emily, what's wrong?"

Mr. Hansen and Aunt, who had already walked far away, turned around and found Emily still standing in place. They both stopped and turned to look at her. Their voices brought Emily back to her senses, and she smiled it off.

"Are you reluctant to part with Eva? You'll see her soon after taking a flight. Don't be sad."

Aunt came forward to comfort her.

"I understand, Aunt, please don't worry. If I miss her, I will go find her."

"Let's go."

Before leaving, Emily couldn't help but turn around and look at the security checkpoint.

She prayed that Eva wouldn't encounter Adrian.

Let this doomed fate pass by, just like it did in front of the restroom a moment ago.

After passing security, Eva led the two children forward without having to carry any luggage.

Because as soon as they passed security, David immediately said to her, "Ms. Hansen, let me carry the luggage for you."

"No need, David. I have too much luggage to be handled by just one person. I can handle it myself."

"Ms. Hansen, Mr. Cooper asked me to accompany you back to the country and help you. If I don't take care of you during this process, Mr. Cooper will deduct my salary for this trip."

With the words reaching this point, it seemed that Eva couldn't refuse to give him the luggage.

Helplessly, she sighed inwardly, and then gave all the luggage to David, leaving herself and the two children empty-handed.

The three of them walked ahead, and David, as he had said, kept helping them along the way.

Looking back, Eva felt that she was very impolite.

Even if she needed help with the luggage, she didn't have to let him carry everything.

After thinking for a while, Eva finally slowed down and waited for him. When he walked up to her, she was about to ask him to carry some of the luggage for her, but David spoke up before her, "Ms. Hansen, please don't refuse my help, and don't think that carrying some luggage tires me. If I don't receive my year-end bonus, it would be a thousand times or even ten thousand times worse than this hardship."

Eva: "He's not here, so you could just lie to him later, right?"

Upon hearing this, David's eyes widened in shock.

"Ms. Hansen, if the bonus was obtained through deception, I would feel uneasy about taking it."

Eva was momentarily speechless.

After all, this involved her end-of-year bonus, and Eva was well aware that cutting off someone's financial resources was like killing their parents.

She didn't say anything more.

As they passed by an ice cream shop, Ruby suddenly said, "Mommy, I want to eat ice cream."

Upon hearing that, Eva hesitated and said, "It's winter now, eating cold treats is not good for your health."

"But mommy... I want to eat it."

Ruby was a little foodie, always longing for whatever she saw to eat.

If you disagreed with her eating one thing, she wouldn't be discouraged and would just move on to the next item.

As long as she kept saying enough, mommy would eventually agree to let her have something.

Unfortunately, Eva had already figured out her personality since she turned five, so she directly refused her after she finished speaking.

"No, Ruby. Let's eat it later on the plane. The flight attendants will also bring us drinks then."