Chapter 389 Who Is Jennifer Liu

Seeing Mandy's determination, Nathan couldn't help but agree with her. Moreover, she was the one carrying the child, and it was up to her to decide whether she wanted to have the baby or not. Nathan respected her decision and prayed for her to give birth to a healthy baby.

Nathan held Mandy's hand firmly. He could understand what she was going through at the moment. He thought that he needed to be with at her at all times and support her through everything.

Although Nathan didn't know much about pregnancy, he was aware of the rudiments of it. He pursed his lips and asked thoughtfully, "So, when do you plan to quit your job?"

Mandy expected this. "I... Err ...Can you give me a few more months? I need time to assign my work to the hospital staff." Mandy sighed, rubbing her face nervously.

"What? Do you think the hospital won't function without you? Can't you be a little selfish and think about yourself for once?" Nathan hated Mandy's selflessness. She would always place others' needs before hers.

"Nathan, I'm a doctor. You know every profession has its moral code of conduct. We doctors need to keep our patients in mind at all times. I can't just abandon them; they need me. Moreover, it's not tiring for me. What will I do sitting at home all day?'' Mandy frowned, looking annoyed. Nathan was always overprotective.

"Pregnancy is a crucial phase in every woman's life. You need to rest well, and only then will the baby become healthy. You don't have to earn money to support the family. I'm here to take care of that."

"I know that. I will lose my mind if I sit at home all day. Forget it," Mandy mumbled.

"Fine! But you should quit your job during the fifth month of your pregnancy," Nathan said, stroking Mandy's hair affectionately.

She gritted her teeth as she knew that she couldn't win an argument with him.

Nathan smiled. He loved that Mandy respected his decision.

The cool breeze that engulfed City A made the night more beautiful.

Nacy was in her room, reading a film script on the sofa while Simon was sit

rk at.

Nathan leafed through the resumes. He signed, stamped, and dated them one by one.

"Did you manage to recruit any outstanding university graduate?" Nathan asked, his eyes not leaving the resumes.

"Well, yes. A female university graduate has managed to captivate my attention. She is a brilliant candidate who is good at music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. Oh, and she is very beautiful!" Mary smiled, looking pleased with herself.

"Really? I'm surprised to see that you have eyes for female graduates as well," Nathan joked.

"What do you mean, Mr. Jin? This girl is very talented. I'm sure you'll like my choice."

"What's her name?" Nathan arched an eyebrow in curiosity.

"Jennifer Liu,"

Nathan shuffled through the resume and finally found Jennifer's application. Her handwriting was neat and legible, which made Nathan smile in appreciation. Just when he skimmed through the paper, his eyes settled on Jennifer's photo. Nathan's face turned pale as if he had seen a ghost.

His mouth popped open in shock. She was the spitting image of Sharon.

It cannot be Sharon. But who was she? Nathan's mind was a tangled mess. Sharon had died four years ago, but someone, who had the same face hers, had entered his life. Or was it Sharon herself? Nathan's heart was pounding. He needed to find out who she was, and he wouldn't rest until then.