Chapter 941 Let Go

In the villa, Jim cooked chicken soup for Eva every day to give her better nourishment.

The only pregnant reaction of Eva after pregnancy was that she felt hungry quickly. Jim was sure that the baby had inherited her foodie gene.

They were all super foodies.

"Scum Jim, If I were fed to be a fat pig. Will you be scared?" Eva asked with a smile.

"Being fat is also lovely. But you eat so much every day but I don't see you gain any weight. Your absorption ability is really extraordinary." Jim caressed her head lovingly.

After eating a piece of big chicken and taking a sip of chicken soup, Eva smacked her lips with satisfaction. "I will have a B Ultrasound check in the afternoon. We can meet the baby for the first time."

"Let's see if he is a foodie." Jim smiled and touched her belly.

Their appointment with the doctor set at three o'clock. Essie came here with the children. Mili and Dot were eager to see the baby in her belly.

"There are two gestational sac. They are twins. Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Jing," the B Ultrasound doctor said with a smile.

"Great! One of them must be a girl." Mili clapped her hands and laughed.

Dot touched his chin and said in a deep voice, "They must be a boy and a girl twins like us. They can't be the identical twins like Grandma and bad grandma. They look exactly the same. Then we will be in trouble."

"You are afraid that the younger sister will pretend to be the elder sister, and you can't recognize her. You are cheated like Grandpa, aren't you?" said Mili.

Dot shrugged. "I'm just afraid that in case it happens. I'm so excellent. The two of them will definitely like me. I don't want to be in a dilemma."

Everyone was speechless!

Essie rubbed her forehead. Her son inherit Zac's narcissistic gene. He was so narcissistic at such a young age.

Jim stroked his head and said, "Don't worry. It must be a boy and a girl twins. Then we don't need to have another more baby."

"That's what you said. I won't have more baby," Eva said hurriedly.

"No, I don't want you to be tired." Jim smiled.

Eva glanced at him coquettishly, with a happy smile on her face.

She liked the feeling of being cared, loved and spoiled.

In the evening, when Eva wanted to eat fish, Jim specially asked the servant to fish two wild duck billed fish from the natural fish pool of the Jing family, and ordered the chef to make fish in stone pot for her.

Janice and Nicholas came here. They had been in Tibet for two weeks and just came back.

When something happened to Eva, the first person Jim thought of was Janice. But she went to Tibet a week ago, and Jim temporarily dispelled his suspicion of her.

Eva invited them to dinner. Two big duck billed fish were enough for four people.

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r it up.

Originally, she hoped to use the dual personality to justify her sin. But now she was regarded as an unreasonable mental patient.

"I don't believe that kind Janice will disappear. I think she just lost her way and will come back one day," said Jim in a low voice.

"Even if she comes back, so what? I have lost you anyway," Janice said painfully.

"You haven't lost me, because I have never really belonged to you. Nicholas is the one you should really love," Jim said clearly and forcefully.

"What about our past?" Janice became excited and raised her voice unconsciously.

"I just met the wrong person at the wrong time. Now I have corrected it," said Jim, holding Eva's hand.

Janice's shoulder trembled violently, and her face turned pale. "Jim, you must frustrated me like this, so that our relationship will be destroyed, right?"

"If there is no hope, there is no disappointment. If there is no hope, you can start over," Jim said mercilessly.

"You are too heartless." Janice covered her face and burst into tears.

Nicholas hurriedly put his arm around her shoulder and said, "Margret, wake up. Don't be so stubborn. I saved your life. I don't want to see you destroy yourself."

"I've been beaten to the core. I feel like I'm going to die," Janice shouted hysterically.

Eva sighed. She didn't know how to get involved in the matter of Jim and Janice.

Janice always regarded her as a mistress. She could see that she hated her, especially her second personality. So even if she said anything, she would think that she was just gloating.

"Is it so difficult to let it go?" Jim asked, without a trace of pity in his tone.

"Did you let go that when Eva was going to marry Vinton?" Janice asked.

"If she really marries Vinton, I will let her go, but I won't be with you either," said Jim firmly.