She Had Her Friend’s Baby, I Chose Divorce

During the meal, Sarah kept sneaking glances at me.

Seeing that I acted normal, she finally gathered her courage.

“Darling, I know I was wrong. Please forgive me this once. Besides, this is Jessica’s lifelong matter. Without me, no one else could help her. Just think of it as a sacrifice I made for my best friend. Please?”

I said nothing, simply eating.

After drinking all night, I was starving.

When I didn’t respond, Sarah shot Jessica a look.

Jessica understood immediately.

She shifted closer to me.

“Ethan, it’s not entirely Sarah’s fault. We really had no choice. Something happened to me before, and the doctors said I could never get pregnant. But I love my husband so much. He adores children. We just wanted a child so badly.”

I snorted. “Couldn’t you adopt from an orphanage?”

“My husband says raising a child who isn’t his blood means nothing.”

“So you two conspired to trick my wife?”

“They didn’t trick me…” Sarah cut in.

“Shut up!” I glared at her.

Jessica raised her hand as if swearing. “Ethan, I promise, we didn’t trick Sarah. She just pitied me and wanted to help.”

Then, suddenly, Jessica stood and slipped off her jacket.

She wore a revealing black camisole underneath.

Her pale shoulders and stomach were bare, her fragrance overwhelming at such close distance.

The next second, before I could react, her cheeks flushed as she perched on my lap, arms around my neck.

“Ethan, if this really bothers you, I can make it up to you. We’ll call it even, and you won’t blame Sarah anymore, okay?”

I was taken aback, though my expression quickly hardened.

Sarah, seeing I didn’t immediately push her away, leaned in and whispered, “Darling, let me tell you a secret.”

I looked at her coldly.

“Jessica has plenty of tricks. She’s taught me many. Just give the word, and I promise tonight you won’t sleep a wink.”

“Sarah, don’t say it like that,” Jessica murmured, her face bright red.

Then she leaned closer, breath warm against me.

“Ethan, what do you think of my proposal? Does it work?”

At that moment, my entire worldview shattered.

One woman secretly carrying her best friend’s baby.

The other suggesting sleeping with me to settle the score.

What kind of twisted logic was this?

Still, I feigned hesitation and said, “Get off me first.”

Jessica slid off my lap.

“I’m going to take a shower,” I announced.

The two women exchanged knowing smiles.

“Darling, wash up well,” Sarah said playfully.

“I’ll be waiting,” Jessica added softly.

I stepped into the bathroom.

Out in the living room, the two of them whispered.

“Sarah, are you sure this will work?”

“Relax, it will. With your body and looks, how many men could resist the temptation of a married woman like you?”