Refusing to Remarry: Mr. Hawthorne, You Are Out-Chapter 183: You Never Loved Me, Did You?

Raine bit her lower lip and pressed her mouth shut, remaining silent.

She had never heard Jonas Hawthorne speak to her in such a tone...

In the silence, she suddenly saw him reach out a hand towards her.

Her throat tightened slightly, and instead of saying words of rejection, she avoided his hand and walked towards the examination room. 𝑓𝑟ℯ𝘦𝓌𝘦𝘣𝑛𝑜𝓋𝑒𝓁.𝑐ℴ𝓂

Jonas Hawthorne’s thin lips curved into a smile as he followed her.

"Raine, walk slower."

The gentle voice from behind seemed to wring out the water...

Raine was somewhat unaccustomed to it, so she quickened her pace!

Jonas Hawthorne today was definitely not acting normal!

First, she had an ultrasound, then listened to the heartbeat. The doctor, smiling, told her, "The baby is very healthy, and its arms and legs are long, definitely resembling the father. It’ll definitely be tall in the future!"

Originally, Raine was very happy to hear the news about the baby, but the moment she heard the doctor say the child resembled its father, her face instantly chilled.

"What’s wrong? Are you feeling uncomfortable somewhere?" The doctor noticed her reaction and hurriedly asked.

"No." Raine shook her head lightly and sat up, tidying her clothes.

At this point, a nurse had already brought Raine’s examination report and the recording of the heartbeat to Jonas Hawthorne.

She did not allow him to go in, so he could only look at the information about the baby in this way.

Holding the ultrasound image, Jonas Hawthorne listened to the faint heartbeat and for the first time strongly felt the existence of the child in Raine’s belly!

Before, he did not dare to approach her, worried that Candace Ford would find out and do something extreme.

But even so, Candace still refused to let go, and he nearly lost the child with Raine.

It seems avoiding isn’t the best choice. From now on, his woman, his child, will all be personally protected by him!

When Raine came out of the examination room, she saw Jonas Hawthorne smiling like a child while listening to the recording...

He sat alone on a public seat, without bodyguards or secretaries, and seemed to have fewer barriers.

He was still the Jonas Hawthorne she remembered, but somehow also not...

In the silence, Jonas seemed to sense her presence and looked up at her.

"Are you done with the checkup?" he asked, the smile at the corners of his eyes still lingered.

Raine nodded and opened her mouth again, though her tone wasn’t as sharp as before, she sighed, "Jonas, you should leave."

Upon hearing these words, Jonas Hawthorne’s smile suddenly became stiff.

He looked up at Raine in disbelief...

"What’s wrong?"

"Nothing. I have finished the checkup; you don’t have to do this anymore," Raine slowly said.

Jonas furrowed his brows slightly, carefully putting away the ultrasound report and recording, he approached her, deliberately avoiding her topic and instead spoke of something else, "Are you hungry? What do you want to eat? I’ll take you."

Little did he know, the more he avoided her topic, the more annoyed Raine became.

"Jonas, do you not understand what I’m saying? Just go, don’t bother me anymore in the future!"

Unable to resist raising her voice a few pitches.

If she didn’t say this, would he always think she was just sulking?

Is such a big thing like divorce something he can declare just by saying it, and can come back whenever he wants?

What does he take her for?!

Jonas’ dark eyes paused slightly, his gaze falling on her delicate face, "Raine, can we not fight anymore, please?"

"..." Raine reached out to rub her forehead, realizing that she could never communicate with him on these matters, she switched topics, "Alright then, tell me, what do you plan to do about Candace?"

After the poisoning incident, Lily Sinclair was taken for a statement, while the culprit Candace was sent directly to the hospital.

So many days after the miscarriage, not even a single policeman came to question.

It was obvious enough that Jonas Hawthorne blocked it.

Raine indeed persuaded her parents not to get involved in this matter, but she never said she could completely act like nothing happened!

Seeing Jonas remain silent, Raine asked again, "Do you think I’m really that easy to bully? You say divorce, then divorce, you say move, then move, you want to take my blood, you take it, and now you don’t mention anything, waiting for me to forget all about it, is that it?!"

"Raine, once she recovers, I’ll give you an explanation." Jonas answered.

He wasn’t favoring Candace, and he definitely won’t tolerate what happened this time.

But Candace’s body was still very weak, and if she was sent to jail now, it’s likely...

Some things don’t necessarily need to be rushed at this moment.

Listening to his words, Raine suddenly gave a cold laugh, "Alright, I’ll wait for your explanation! But Jonas, remember this, I won’t let this go easily! If you’re reluctant to act, I’ll use my own methods."

Saving Candace at the time, for one was because it’s a life.

Secondly, it was because she didn’t want to owe Jonas anything.

Their marriage was something she aggressively pursued.

The past, it’s better to just write it off as cleared!

Jonas knew she was unwilling to let go, and immediately said, "I will deal with this matter. What you need to focus on now is taking care of yourself and the baby inside."

Raine squinted at him for a long time, suddenly asked, "If it weren’t for this child, would you still be like this?"

She truly didn’t understand him anymore.

When Candace was pregnant, he revolved around Candace, now she was pregnant, he revolves around her.

To him, is the child everything?

Jonas’ originally calm and handsome face rippled due to her question.

He looked at her, his gaze deep as night.

"Do you think it’s because of the child?"

He asked.

His voice was indifferent with a hint of self-deprecation.

This question had already been asked by John Franklin.

He thought he had made his answer very clear, and believed John had conveyed it to her.

"Isn’t it?" Raine laughed coldly, her fair face decisive, "You’ve never loved me, haven’t you? Don’t pretend, I’m tired."

With that, Raine sighed and turned, heading towards the other end of the corridor.

Yet, just as she took a few steps, she suddenly heard the man behind her speak.

"How do you know I’ve never loved you?"

A short sentence, successfully halted Raine in her tracks.

Her red lips curled in a self-mocking smile, "Jonas, stop playing. Let’s each move on separately."

Love or not, can’t she feel it?

Yet Jonas insisted.

"Do you think I’d marry a woman I don’t love?"

He squinted at her back, his gaze piercing.

He said it with serious determination, but to Raine, it was a joke.

"That’s why we divorced."

Casually throwing out five words, Raine once again moved towards the front.

She once thought she loved him so deeply, without him, life would have no meaning at all.

But somehow over time, she had slowly gotten used to a world without him.