I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

He Just Wants Kids

Harper fell silent again, her pretty face expressionless, her eyes filled with indifference.

Lauren continued, "Harper, do you know why Benjamin wants you to have a child?"

"So you called and wanted to meet me just to tell me why Benjamin asked me to have a child?" Harper asked.

"That's not entirely true. I think it's better to tell you the truth than to keep you in the dark. Benjamin disclosed your marriage not because he wants to be with you for the rest of his life but because he wants you and his grandpa to feel at ease, and he also wants you to agree to have a child."

Harper's eyes were filled with coldness. She seemed to be smiling, but her face was stern. "So Benjamin asked you to hide it from me, yet you still chose to tell me against his will?"

"Harper, we're both women. I don't want you to be kept in the dark."

"So, I have to thank you?"

"No need. After all, Benjamin plans to raise the child with me. I have to thank you. You will help give birth to the child for me and Benjamin."

Lauren sounded triumphant, and her tone was full of provocation.

Harper couldn't help but show shock and disbelief, and her eyes flashed with a cold look.

She said with a serious face and an indifferent tone, "Benjamin asked you to hide it from me, yet you still told me. Aren't you afraid that I won't agree? Lauren, you're just lying. Do you find this interesting? Don't bother me again and again or keep doing these stupid things."

"Harper, don't you believe it?"

"Should I believe that?"

"Time will tell everything. When you have a child and give birth, you will know whether Benjamin will do it."

Lauren always sounded fearless.

Harper narrowed her eyes slightly and hung up the phone.

Of course, she wouldn't believe Lauren's words. After all, Lauren had made many things up. She did this just because she was dissatisfied with Benjamin making his marriage public.

But deep down, Harper couldn't help but think if what Lauren said would come true.

Before Harper could figure it out, Lauren sent a voice message. She hesitantly clicked on it, and a man's mellow voice sounded. "Of course, I just want kids."

The familiar voice reached Harper's ears.

Then, Lauren sent a provocative

message: [Harper, do you

understand? This is Benjamin's

promise to me. Of course, you may

not believe me, but Larry and

others know he announced hi marriage to have a child. You don't have to believe them, either. But you will learn the truth after the child is born. Do you dare to bet?]

Harper narrowed her eyes slightly, stared at Lauren's message, and replied: [Screw you!]

Then, Harper put down her phone and stared out the window in a daze, feeling butterflies in her stomach.

"Is that what Benjamin is thinking?" she thought.

Of course, Harper didn't want to believe it.

But she heard his voice, which was an unchangeable fact.Content provided by NôvelDrama.Org.

After all, Harper knew who was responsible for the public opinion this time. She thought Benjamin knew who she suspected.

But Benjamin hadn't done anything so far. Harper wondered if he hadn't had evidence or if he had evidence but didn't intend to take any action.

Harper found she couldn't find any reason or excuse to defend Benjamin. In the end, she helplessly let out a self-deprecating sneer.

Harper was flustered and disappointed, while Lauren felt glad.

Ever since the Martin Group disclosed Benjamin's marriage to Harper, Lauren had not contacted, Benjamin for two days. She had been waiting for Benjamin to take

the initiative to find her, but he hadn't

contacted her so far.