Flirting With My Ex-husband novel Chapter 1245

Raymond saw Scarlett still standing there, so he put down the hanging rod, came up to her and carried her to the bed.

She felt embarrassed and put her arm around his neck resignedly.

He had stayed on the balcony for a while, so his body felt cold.

He also noticed that, so he let go as soon as he put her on the bed. He explained, "Today is cold. If you stand there, you may have a cold."

She refuted, "You have closed the French windows. The wind won't blow in."

He raised his hand to stroke her long hair, took off his jacket, put it on the rocking chair nearby, hugged her who was wrapped in a quilt and lowered his head to kiss her cheek. He said, "It’s cold."

Then he hugged her with the quilt in his arms.

She pulled a wry face and said, "The heater is turned on in the room."

He kept silent, glanced at her, picked up her clothes from the night table, found her sweater out and said, "It's still cold."

It was getting dark outside. They only turned on the night lights, so it was not that bright in the room.

She had put on her sweater and watched him helping her put on an overcoat intently. She raised her arms to hug him involuntarily, rubbed herself against his chest and said, "The baby misses his dad."

He asked, "What about the baby’s mom?"

She said, "She also misses her husband very much."

She had become clingy since she was pregnant. It was rare for her. Being hugged by her, he felt warm.

He put her overcoat aside, hugged her and asked, "What would you like for dinner?"

She thought about it, looked up at him and said, "I would like to eat something hot."

Several days later after they came back from the capital, she had been pregnant for 20 weeks. Raymond accompanied her to take the third antenatal exam.

The exam result was fine. Scarlett was healthy all the time. She just had problems with digestion after she was pregnant.

The next day after they came back from the hospital, it snowed in Juanton City for the second time.

It was late January. Hometown Day was coming.

On Hometown Day's Eve, Scarlett made one dish, and Raymond made four dishes. They ate dinner at home.

The next day, before it was getting light, Scarlett had heard the sound of fireworks. Juanton City had been strict with fireworks these years. Children still felt happy with the holiday atmosphere, although they couldn't set off fireworks casually.

Scarlett stood in front of French windows and saw sparse fireworks. Someone set off fireworks privately and didn't have the guts to set off big fireworks.

Raymond took a shower and walked out. His hair was still wet.