bChapter /bb363 /b

    Worry during pregnancy was a big no–no.

    Jessica looked down, thinking it over. She realized there really wasn’t a better way.

    She was pregnant. Whether for her life or her job, she couldn’t just move to another city far from Brian and Jacob.

    She couldn’t leave, so she’d have to keep things as they were.

    In that case, epting seemed better than stressing over it nonstop.

    Wesley saw she was deep in thought and didn’t disturb her. He just lifted his hand to call Tres over. He stroked the cat’s slightly greasy fur and checked the time.

    “Dr. Finch, do you have another appointmentter?” Jessica came to her senses. She noticed the scene and asked with concern.

    Wesley nodded. “Yes, I’ve got an appointment at the pet shop to take Tres for a bath. Is there anything else you need to ask, Ms. Grantb?/bb” /b

    Jessica shook her head. Her eyes moved to Tres in his arms. “Can Ie with you? I was nning to buy some new toys for my Pancake anyway

    “Of course,” Wesley agreed.

    They walked out of the building, one after the other.

    On the way, Wesley even held out Tres for Jessica to carry.

    The bodyguard Brian had isent /ito keep an eye on Jessica from a distance saw her carrying a cat andughing and talking with a man as they came out. He called Brian to report while driving to follow them.

    When Brian got the call, his face turnedpletely dark.

    “Follow them. See where they’re going. Send me the address as soon as you get there.” He hung up, grabbed his car keys, and left the office.

    iOn /ithe way, he found out Jessica and Wesley were going to the pet shop. Brian immediately turned the car around and headed back to the apartment.

    “Jake, go to Mom’s ce and get Pancake,” Brian called out as he opened the door.

    Jessica had added Jacob’s fingerprints to her door earlier to make it easy for him to drop by for advice. It came in handy now.

    “Great, Dad. iAre /iwe going to walk Pancake for Mom again?” Jacob was ying with toys on the floor. He scrambled up and ran over.

    “iNo. /iI’m taking Pancake to get a bath. If your mom asks, tell her you thought the dog looked a bit dirty when you were walking it and wanted to get it cleaned up. Got it?” Brian instructed Jacob.

    Jacob pouted, “Dad, you’re making ime /itake the me again.”

    Brian sighed to himself, thinking, ‘Ohi, /iimy /isilly boy, this isn’t about making you take the me. It’s about helping bme /bbtry /bbto /bkeep your mom baround/b.

    Brian said, “Alright, go on. I’ll buy iyou /ithat new toy/you’ve had your eye on tomorrow.”

    As soon as he said that, all bof /bJacob’s dissatisfaction disappeared. Jacob skipped boff /bto the next apartment to get the dog.

    At the ipet /ishop, iJessica /iwas using her phone to take pictures of Tres who had bubbles all over it as bthe /bbshop /bbassistant /bbscrubbed /bbit/b. bShe /bbhad /bba /bbibig /i/bbsmile /bbon /bher face.

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    “Tres is so good. He’s not scared of the water

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    all and he’s not struggling,” Jessica said as she took photos.

    “That’s right. My Tres has been good since it

    I was little

    ”

    nodded as he stood behind her.

    Just then another shop assistaht led out arge dog

    Jessica.

    that had just been w

    washed. Wesley quickly reached out to block it to stop it bfrom /bbbumping /binto

    From the back, the scene looked almost like he

    holding iJ /i

    Jessica in his arms.

    Brian who had just walked in with Pancake saw it, and his eyes turned red with anger.

    When Pancake saw Jessica, it immediately started barking happily.

    Jessica heard the familiar bark. She turned around and icou /ihelp eximing, “Pancake?!”

    biAD /i/b