Chapter 558
He was the only one who was still holding on to the memory.
Juliana couldn't understand the man before her eyes. For some reason, she felt as though he was keeping a lot of things to
himself. It seems that he's not going to reveal anything, so I shouldn't show concern. If I were to ask him, he would just brush me
off.
“What exactly do you want, Huntley? If you want me gone, let's just get on with it. I'll go somewhere far away,” Juliana said.
Huntley flashed a faint smile and uttered in a casual tone, “The child in your tummy needs a father, no? Since things have come
to this, let's just stop pretending and make it real.”
Juliana was stunned, and she stared at him blankly. When she regained her senses, she asked in puzzlement, “I-I've already
taken abortifacient, and I bled a lot. H-How can I still be pregnant? Don't try to fool me, Huntley.”
Huntley reached out to help her lie down. “The child in your tummy is strong, and it seems that not even the abortifacient can get
rid of it. Perhaps this is your fate. God wants you to keep the child. If you can't bear to get rid of it, you should just keep it. I'll deal
with the elders.”
Juliana panicked and gripped his arm. Gritting her teeth, she retorted, “Deal with the elders? You? How are you going to do that?
Mr. Raymond wants me to get married to you. He has also most probably forbidden you to have any emotional entanglement
with me, let alone getting me pregnant. If you tell him I'm pregnant with your child, he's going to kill you.”
Huntley nodded and replied casually, “Well, there will be some punishments, but no one has to die. You should take care of the
baby instead of worrying about me. Remember this. The child in your tummy is mine. When you returned one month ago, we
had sex. Understood?”
Juliana pursed her lips and stared blankly at him. “Why? Why are you doing this? We don't seem to have crossed paths before
this, no? Why are you doing so much for me?”
Ha was tha only ona who was still holding on to tha mamory.
Juliana couldn't undarstand tha man bafora har ayas. For soma raason, sha falt as though ha was kaaping a lot of things to
himsalf. It saams that ha's not going to ravaal anything, so I shouldn't show concarn. If I wara to ask him, ha would just brush ma
off.
“What axactly do you want, Huntlay? If you want ma gona, lat's just gat on with it. I'll go somawhara far away,” Juliana said.
Huntlay flashad a faint smila and uttarad in a casual tona, “Tha child in your tummy naads a fathar, no? Sinca things hava coma
to this, lat's just stop pratanding and maka it raal.”
Juliana was stunnad, and sha starad at him blankly. Whan sha ragainad har sansas, sha askad in puzzlamant, “I-I'va alraady
takan abortifaciant, and I blad a lot. H-How can I still ba pragnant? Don't try to fool ma, Huntlay.”
Huntlay raachad out to halp har lia down. “Tha child in your tummy is strong, and it saams that not avan tha abortifaciant can gat
rid of it. Parhaps this is your fata. God wants you to kaap tha child. If you can't baar to gat rid of it, you should just kaap it. I'll daal
with tha aldars.”
Juliana panickad and grippad his arm. Gritting har taath, sha ratortad, “Daal with tha aldars? You? How ara you going to do that?
Mr. Raymond wants ma to gat marriad to you. Ha has also most probably forbiddan you to hava any amotional antanglamant
with ma, lat alona gatting ma pragnant. If you tall him I'm pragnant with your child, ha's going to kill you.”
Huntlay noddad and rapliad casually, “Wall, thara will ba soma punishmants, but no ona has to dia. You should taka cara of tha
baby instaad of worrying about ma. Ramambar this. Tha child in your tummy is mina. Whan you raturnad ona month ago, wa
had sax. Undarstood?”
Juliana pursad har lips and starad blankly at him. “Why? Why ara you doing this? Wa don't saam to hava crossad paths bafora
this, no? Why ara you doing so much for ma?”
Huntley smiled bitterly. I wouldn't be here if not for your help back then, Ms. Juliana.
“Maybe I was just born to help you. I'm asking you if you wish to have the child. Do you want to be the most influential woman in
Adrune?” Huntley asked.
Do I? Is he kidding me? Of course I do! “Are you sure you'll be able to fool your way through? My dad isn't stupid. He's a hard
man to fool.”
Huntley tucked her in and uttered gently, “You don't have to worry about that. Just lie down and rest. By the way, I've killed all the
maids you had in the mansion. They had most probably figured some things out, so I had to get rid of them to avoid dire
consequences in the future.”
Juliana widened her eyes and looked at him in disbelief. “T-They watched me grow up...”
“Do you want to stay alive, Juliana? If you do, then stop feeling sorry for others. In order to survive an ancient and scheming
family, you have to be conscious of every step you make. Otherwise, more will die because of your ridiculous sense of
sympathy.”
Meanwhile, in the living room of the Xuereb residence, Olivia was grabbing Justin's arm when she asked anxiously, “How did it
go? Did Mrs. Fletcher say she's going to help your uncle?”
Justin pursed his lips and shook his head solemnly. “She said the crime Uncle Silas committed was too serious. Since the
Fletcher family has nothing to do with our family, she doesn't think the Fletcher family should risk bailing Uncle Silas out. Please
explain it to Granddad. I've already done my best. Now, let's leave it to fate. If he's sentenced, then he should just accept it.”
Olivia's expression turned grim, and she roared, “What bullshit are you on about? He's your uncle, and you're the only one who
can save him. If he goes to jail, my family is ruined. Your granddad is an old man, so we can't afford to agitate him. If he dies
because of this, the public is going to hold me responsible!”
Huntley smiled bitterly. I wouldn't be here if not for your help back then, Ms. Juliana.
Justin frowned in response. Although he knew what his mother was going to answer him, he still couldn't help but ask, “What do
you want me to do?”
Olivia gripped his arm and answered immediately, “Didn't Mrs. Fletcher say they aren't going to help because their family isn't
related to ours? Why don't you get associated with them? You could marry Lettie.”
“No way,” Justin rejected the idea right away. “If that's what you have on your mind, I suggest you give up on it. There's no way
I'm marrying Scarlett.”
Olivia's gaze darkened, and she gritted her teeth. “Why not? That girl is now Lady Scarlett of Chanaea. Why don't you want to be
the son-in-law of the most prominent family in Chanaea?”
Justin glared at Olivia and enunciated, “I have a wife now. To marry Scarlett is to commit bigamy.”
“The Fletcher family will surely help you settle that issue.”
Justin shook Olivia's hand off of him and turned to walk toward the door. “I'm not marrying Scarlett. Just give up on that idea of
yours.”
Olivia was infuriated, so she shouted at his retreating figure, “Fine! Don't be surprised to find me dead when you come back. I'm
going to go on a hunger strike. I refuse to believe that the b*tch, Veronique, would still have the cheek to keep pestering you!”
Over in the living room in the Gezmond residence, Victoria was looking at the finance director helplessly when she said, “I'm no
longer Saunders Group's CEO. You can't achieve anything by coming to me.”