When the Wind is Sweet: The Fairy Tale of Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster-Chapter 658: Don’t Come, Don’t Come

Adrian Lancaster just got out of the car and saw his mother and wife at the door. He quickened his pace, "Mom, why are you here?"

She heard the news early in the morning and came over, worried about her daughter-in-law’s mood, to keep her company.

"Adrian, are you okay?" Eliza Hayes was very concerned about him, "You must be having a tough day, right? Have you managed to adjust?"

"We watched the live broadcast too." Faye Turner took his arm, "Thanks to Grandpa for handling it so formally and authoritatively; let’s see who dares to question it in the future!"

Now that everything’s settled, everyone’s tone is much more relaxed.

He lightly tapped her nose. "Sorry, for making you worry."

"It’s good you know!" Faye teased, "Hurry up, go wash up and join mom for dinner; she’s been waiting for you."

When Adrian looked at his mother, his gaze softened a lot, and the mother and son shared a smile as they walked inside.

Seeing her son and daughter-in-law so affectionate made Eliza Hayes feel particularly at ease.

That evening, Eliza stayed for dinner, and Adrian chatted with her for a while.

As a result, she returned home quite late.

In the car on her way back, Eliza felt exceptionally good for the first time. She rolled down the window and took in the scenery outside.

The cool evening breeze poured in, and at that moment she didn’t feel anything, just a hint of chill.

But after getting home, she felt dizzy and sneezed several times.

"What’s wrong?" Nanny Warren hurried over, "Are you catching a cold?"

"I don’t think so." Eliza didn’t take it to heart, took a shower, and went to bed.

With the conclusive evidence, Adrian’s background was unclouded.

Online opinions were also completely reversed, with Grandpa’s defense of his grandson receiving a lot of praise — now that’s real security.

At the same time, people condemned the person who exposed the information, feeling he had malicious intent; online backlash is indeed terrifying.

Friday arrived quickly.

As the obstetrics director doesn’t work on weekends, Adrian adjusted his schedule to accompany Faye to the hospital for a prenatal check-up.

He is a very competent husband and an even better father.

The scene of them in and out of the hospital was captured by passersby — happy and loving.

The photos were posted online, sparking envy from countless people.

Holding the prenatal check-up slip, recalling the doctor’s words, Adrian wrapped his arm around her shoulder, "Everything being normal is the greatest happiness." He sighed in relief, because he cared, even a routine check-up made him nervous.

"Yes, right now I’m not afraid of anything except the baby having issues." Faye couldn’t help but sigh, "Having a healthy child isn’t an easy feat."

"Don’t worry, our baby will definitely be healthy and safe; keep up with the check-ups and listen to the doctor."

In the Lamborghini on their way home, Faye suddenly remembered and said to him, "Should we go see Grandpa?"

Adrian met his wife’s sparkling eyes and gently caressed her cheek, "If you want to go, we’ll go."

"Of course I want to."

"I was concerned you might be tired; the baby was fussing with you last night, and you went to bed so late." Adrian felt very sorry for her; at some point, she had become his top priority.

Faye, however, wasn’t tired at all, "I rested this afternoon."

"Alright, then I’ll call Grandpa and ask him to prepare our dinner." Saying this, Adrian took out his phone and dialed the number to the old house.

Before long, the ringing ended, and Grandpa’s kindly voice came through, "Hello, Adrian."

"Grandpa, I just finished accompanying Faye for her prenatal check-up, we’re out of the hospital."

Adrian held his wife’s hand, his eyes full of gentle love, "We plan to come see you and have dinner; please have the kitchen cook more rice."

Unexpectedly, Grandpa hurriedly said, "Don’t come, don’t come! You two shouldn’t come!"

Adrian’s heart tightened, and he asked, "What’s wrong?"