His Eagle Eyes on Me

"Haven't you been to my house many times before?" Hayden had already gotten used to his home's lively atmosphere.

"When I came, it was usually just your parents at home," Shelly replied. "Having two kids is quite a lot of work already, but I do envy how lively your household is with four children!" "You don't want more children, do you?" Hayden casually asked.

"Would you like to have so many children?" Shelly was still young, and she could accept having another child.

Her previous pregnancy had happened in secrecy, and she had not had a good experience because of it; she wanted to experience a normal pregnancy and childbirth after marriage.

"As long as they're my children, I will love them all equally. I do think that two children are enough, though," Hayden responded sensibly. "Having more children also carries more risks. There's no need to take that risk."

"Then let's go with the flow!" Shelly's cheeks flushed. "Hayden, the more time I spend with you, the more I realize that you're a good man. You're kind to your family and good to our children and me. I must have saved the galaxy in my previous life to be able to marry you."

"I haven't even proposed yet," Hayden reminded her.

Shelly flushed crimson. "Didn't we already discuss it with our elders? Do I still need another proposal?"

"The proper ceremony should not be omitted," Hayden replied. "You can think about what kind of ring you'd like and let me know. I'll buy it for you. That way, I can avoid giving you a ring you don't like."

"That won't be necessary. I'll like it as long as it's a ring from you," Shelly said affectionately, completely opening her heart. "I'll like it even if it's a grass ring."

As they continued their conversation, they entered the room.

Hayden's room had a cool color scheme. Although it felt less welcoming, it was clean and tidy.

Shelly's gaze naturally fell on the large bed, and she asked, "Will our daughter sleep in the middle of the bed at night?"

"I'm a bit worried that I might crush her," Hayden replied.All content is property © NôvelDrama.Org.

"Then let's buy a bed rail, and I'll sleep in the middle," Shelly smiled "The baby and maternity stores should still be open. I'll ask the driver to go buy one. We should be able to find it."

"All right, I'll have the driver go buy it," Hayden said and then left.

Shelly walked to the edge of the bed and called her mom, informing her of their future plans and arrangements.

Mrs. Taylor was thrilled. "Then I'll return to my hometown tomorrow morning. When the time comes, I'll come back with your dad and your brother to meet Hayden's parents." en.swhovels.net

"Okay, Mom. I keep feeling like I'm dreaming. How did I get so fortunate as to marry Hayden?"

"Shelly, don't overthink it. Take it one step at a time. Life is fleeting. When you look back on it in your old age, it will feel like it all happened in an instant, regardless of the pain or happiness."

Shelly felt reassured by her mother's words, as her family would always be there for her.

After the public holidays, Shelly returned to the cafe to work, and Courtney instantly noticed that there was something different about her.

"You are starting to look like a rich lady already!" she teased.

"Stop teasing me. Why is the cafe so packed today?" Shelly asked.

"They are mostly employees of your hubby!" Courtney smiled. "Have you even started calling him 'Hubby'?"

Shelly covered her face and hurried into the office.

At noon, an elegant young lady stepped into the cafe, asking to meet with Shelly in person.