Chapter 170 A Villain (1/2)

Thinking of this, Emily couldn't help but sneak a glance at Jacob. He must have been expecting that child too, but unfortunately it was just a false alarm.

”How may I help you? Is there anything you'd like to see, ma'am and sir?” A young salesgirl hurried to entertain Emily and Jacob warmly, seeing them well dressed.

Emily noticed that the salesgirls were new. She smiled politely and said,”Let me look around by myself first. If I need any help, I will let you know.”

”Okay sure! I will just be here if you need anything.” The salesgirl slightly bowed.

”Okay.” Emily looked at the small shoes and hats. They were so cute! Holding up a pair, she turned and asked Jacob,”What do you think of these?”

Although she knew Jacob had sent Sam to take care of the baby supplies, she still wanted to buy something for Rita's baby herself.

”It's nice.” Jacob's tone was serious this time.

Emily continued to look around, asking Jacob about his opinion from time to time. Every time, Jacob would reply and even make a comment.

But what she didn't notice was that Jacob's eyes did not fall upon the things that she was holding but stayed glued on her, and his eyes were too tender to be true.

The shop assistants were watching, and they were dying of the romantic thrill and heart melting scene unfolding in front of their eyes.

At last Emily decided on the baby things she wanted and Jacob paid the bill. They were about to walk out the maternity and baby shop, when they ran into someone most unexpected to be there.

”David!” Emily gasped.

”What are you two doing here?” He was just as surprised, sweeping his eyes from Emily then to Jacob. He looked around to make sure that he was in the right store, then rested his eyes on the couple in front of him. Judging from what they were carrying in their hands, it was apparent that they had bought a few baby things from that shop. His eyes narrowed with suspicion.

He was just passing by and saw this shop by chance. He knew Rita would not be there at this time, but he still couldn't help walking in.