Chapter 223 Gavin Was In Hospital (1/2)

Shirley thought to herself, 'Rachel hasn't got pregnant since she married Hiram. If I conceive a baby for the Rong family, Gavin will shift his attention from her to me.'

”Dad! Leave this to me. I'll have children, but with Rachel, not that woman!” Hiram stood up and said angrily.

”Hiram!”

Gavin took a seat on the sofa. He looked at Shirley and remembered that he had seen this girl several times before. She had often come to his house to visit Lydia. ”Calm down! I think Shirley will agree to give birth to the baby and leave it in Rachel's care. Don't you think that's the best result for all of us?”

”No! It's impossible! Dad, it's my own business. I'll deal with it myself,” Hiram shot back, frowning at his father. Gavin rarely objected to any of his decisions.

Shirley stood up immediately when she heard Gavin say that she could give birth to the baby. ”Hiram, I will agree to anything as long as you let me have the baby. You can even give it to Rachel!”

Just then, Rachel, who had been silent so far, burst out into laughter.

Shirley was so smart. She knew that she would be safe if she could give birth to the baby.

”Shirley, you are really something! You stepped on the cruise ship that night looking for an opportunity, didn't you? I know you've been planning this for a long time. As long as you got an opportunity to get Hiram alone, you tried your best to get intimate with him or at least pretend to, and then had a test tube baby. And you succeeded. So now you think that if you give birth to this child, Hiram would start paying more attention to you and distance himself from me gradually.

Am I right?”

Shirley panicked at Rachel's words since she had seen right through her, but she calmed herself down. Since the bargaining chip was in her hand, she had nothing to be afraid of.

Besides, Rachel had got nothing from the Rong family. They hadn't even held a wedding ceremony, and she hadn't conceived a child with Hiram yet. She couldn't be a threat to Shirley.

”Rachel, I've never thought of it that way. I don't care about anything a