Forced to Marry Mr. Billionaire
Chapter 243: Insisting on Taking Her to the Hospital

Chapter 243: Chapter 243: Insisting on Taking Her to the Hospital

"An Ruo, I already know what Dad did to you. I apologize on his behalf; I hope you don’t blame him; he just values the An family too much and is very angry about your behavior. I went to the police station; they said you had been picked up by Mr. Tang, and it’s all fine now. Knowing you are safe eases my mind a lot."

Was An Xin genuinely concerned about her?

Just as An Ruo was about to exit the message, Tang Yuchen suddenly snatched her phone, glanced at it, threw it back to her, and scoffed with disdain, "You believe what this kind of woman says? An Ruo, don’t end up being sold by her without even realizing it."

"Don’t worry, I won’t give her a chance to use me."

Whether her intentions were genuine or not, she had to stay cautious of her.

The man looked at her, a smirk tugging at his lips.

How could someone let you know when they want to use you?

But he wouldn’t remind An Ruo too much because someone had once told him that it was a matter of the An family, none of his business.

Although he was somewhat interested in her, that didn’t mean he would eagerly chase her affections.

That night, An Ruo had another nightmare.

In the dream, she found evidence and presented it to her uncle. Her uncle, angry and ashamed, pushed her forcefully, and she fell from a high building.

An Ruo woke up from the dream terrified, her mind somewhat hazy.

Being constantly troubled by nightmares, she actually had no resistance to them. Every time she had a nightmare, it would leave her feeling mentally drained.

Thus, she disliked having too much on her mind and led a detached life. Fewer troubles, fewer nightmares.

It was still dark outside, and the man beside her was still asleep.

An Ruo got out of bed barefoot and walked to the balcony.

She wore only a thin nightgown, the cold wind blowing against her body, bringing shivers.

Summer was almost over, and the cold of autumn was becoming quite apparent.

An Ruo placed her hands on the railing and gazed into the distance.

Her mind was blank, simply standing there and spacing out. Spacing out was a good way to relieve mental stress by clearing one’s thoughts.

When dawn broke, An Ruo got dressed and went downstairs before Tang Yuchen woke up.

At breakfast time, the man got up as always.

No matter how late he went to bed, he always woke up on time, something only those with strong self-discipline could achieve.

The servant placed the prepared breakfast on the table: there was soy milk and fried dough, steamed buns and porridge, bread and ham, milk and eggs.

Eat whatever you want.

An Ruo picked up a bun and bit into it; the rich aroma of scallions and pork wafted out, but she felt nauseous at the smell and wanted to vomit.

Putting down the bun, An Ruo covered her mouth and made muffled retching sounds, while the man across the table looked at her with a gleam in his eyes, tentatively asking, "What’s wrong?"

An Ruo shook her head, feeling unwell, "It’s nothing."

"You seem very uncomfortable; come with me to the hospital for a check-up later."

"I’m fine; it must be just a cold."

Tang Yuchen disregarded her refusal and insisted on taking her to the hospital.

An Ruo saw through his intentions and said with a laugh, "You can’t possibly think I’m pregnant, can you?"

The man slightly raised his eyebrows, replying calmly, "The season is changing; bird flu is rampant, and I’m worried you might infect me."

"..."

Upon arriving at the hospital, Tang Yuchen revealed his true intentions and registered An Ruo for a gynecological exam.

An Ruo felt uneasy, knowing she had been consistently taking birth control; why would he suspect she was pregnant?