Fu Hanzheng stared intently at the girl in front of him, who was wrapped in a coat, wearing a hat and mask, with only her eyes showing.

"What did the doctor say?"

"It was just a slight disturbance to the fetus, the fetal heartbeat is normal, it's a healthy baby..." Gu Weiwei knew he was worried, so she immediately reported the situation.

Fu Hanzheng frowned. "I'm asking how you are?"

"Me?" Gu Weiwei blinked, then realized what she meant and said, "I'm fine. I just had a bit of an upset stomach, but I felt better after lying in the hospital for a few hours."

Oh no, she's definitely angry.

Fu Hanzheng secretly breathed a sigh of relief, but the thought that she had kept such a big thing from him still made his expression look rather unpleasant.

Yuan Meng rolled down the car window and said, "Can't you two get in the car and talk about it when we get back? Do you want to be photographed here and make headlines?"

Gu Weiwei had put on a little disguise, but Fu Hanzheng showed up with such an incredibly handsome face that he would be recognized 100% if someone saw him.

Fu Hanzheng looked around, put his arm around her shoulder, helped her into the car, and then went around to another car and got in himself.

Gu Weiwei took off her mask and looked at the man sitting next to her.

"What are you angry about? Is it because I didn't tell you sooner, or are you angry that I shouldn't have gotten pregnant?"

"When did this happen?" Fu Hanzheng was indeed angry, but he restrained himself and softened his tone.

“It’s only been eight weeks since I came back from Dubai,” Gu Weiwei said.

Fu Hanzheng sighed, "I asked you when you found out?"

Gu Weiwei looked away guiltily, her voice barely audible.

"It was only discovered two weeks ago."

Fu Hanzheng pursed his thin lips slightly. Sure enough, the last time his mother came to see him, she was unwell because she was pregnant.

"Why weren't you told when you discovered it two weeks ago?"

Feeling increasingly guilty under her gaze, Gu Weiwei forced a dry laugh and said...

"I wanted to wait for you to come so I could tell you in person."

"Then what do you mean by not letting me come over last week?" Fu Hanzheng pressed.

If she just wanted to tell him in person, he said he would come over last weekend, but she told him to come over this week instead.

Gu Weiwei lowered her head and twisted her fingers, honestly revealing her thoughts.

“The results of that checkup weren’t good. I was too busy with work and didn’t pay attention. I’m afraid… I’m afraid I won’t be able to keep the baby, so I wanted to wait until the results of the checkup this week to find out, and then I’ll tell you when you come.”

"You..." Fu Hanzheng's words of reprimand were on the tip of his tongue, but he had to swallow them back.

Gu Weiwei glanced at him and said weakly.

"Don't be so fierce. The doctor said pregnant women shouldn't be under too much pressure. You're making me feel really stressed."

"..." Qiao Lin, sitting in front, couldn't believe it. Was this what they called being fierce?

Has she never seen how he treats his employees at the company?

Fu Hanzheng took a deep breath, composed himself, and decided not to say anything more to her.

Gu Weiwei glanced at his dark face and then said.

"Don't be angry yourself. I feel bad seeing you like this, and I feel pressured too."

Yuan Meng was driving when she chuckled.

He couldn't get angry at her, nor could he get angry himself; Fu Hanzheng was afraid he had chased after an ancestor.

Fu Hanzheng glanced at her, secretly trying to calm his bad mood and reduce the psychological pressure he was putting on her.

Gu Weiwei leaned against him, feeling incredibly happy.

Their child was healthy in her womb, and then he came into her life.