She and Joseph would just depart from each other at this moment.
It was she who was so determined, but why was her heart in pain?
After a great while, Joseph's words interrupted the tedious atmosphere. His voice sounded low and tired, "What will be the cause?"
Irish's fingers trembled lightly, but she didn't raise her head, "It will cause an abortion."
Joseph's bosom got bumped, and he just turned around to stare at Irish, feeling terrible.
"It is my retribution." Irish raised her face lightly and took a glance at his clothes.
She could obviously feel the sharpness in his eyes that she couldn't bear.
"If I can just have the baby, it won't go in this way."
It was already terrible, so it shouldn't be worse. The result was the same, so it was not important regarding the reason. It was not important for her and less important for Joseph, who only valued the result.
Was it necessary for her to make everything clear?
