LOVE YOU, UNCLE

Ghea looked quiet while chewing the food in her mouth. Meanwhile, her thoughts wandered, reflecting on Luna and Veronica’s words last night when she met them at the party.

“Are you sure you don’t want to hurry up and have a child with Randy?” Luna asked at that time, immediately diverting Ghea’s attention.

“I’m still in college, Uncle. Besides, I’m still very young. Just 23 turning 24. Isn’t it too rushed?” Luna smiled. The woman spoke again.

“Do you realize who you’re married to?”

Ghea nodded. Inwardly, she knew who her current husband was.

“I’m aware, Uncle. Randy Walters. The only child of Adrian and Verona Walters. Heir and leader of the Akasia Group, right?”

“Yes. And I’m sure you know that many are eyeing your husband out there, right? Some are even willing to happily offer themselves as mistresses or provide comfort for free.”

Ghea nodded again.

“Recently, even an ex of Uncle Randy’s suddenly showed up. And she’s asking to get back together.”

Luna immediately snapped her fingers.

“See, what did I say? If this isn’t anticipated, it could be dangerous, Ghe. I know what kind of person Randy is. He is indeed the loyal type to one woman. His personality is good, I admit that. However, no matter how faithful a man is, if we don’t take care of him properly, he might be tempted. This needs to be carefully considered.”

“Then, what does this have to do with hurrying to have a child?” Ghea wondered with all the explanations Luna provided.

Meanwhile, Veronica, who was between them, smiled. She also spoke up, slowly giving an explanation to Ghea, who seemed confused.

“Here’s the thing, Ghe. The easy way to tie a man, especially a family-oriented one like Randy, so that his life is focused only on you, is by giving him offspring.”

“True,” Luna agreed. “Especially Randy, being an only child like Kennedy. His extended family will definitely pressure him more to have children soon. Besides, it’s a pride for a man if he successfully makes his wife pregnant. So, instead of postponing having a child, which might become an opening for the temptresses out there to offer themselves, it’s better for you, as his lawful wife, to give. Moreover, you’ll graduate soon, right? So just plan it from now on.”

“Pregnancy program?” Luna nodded confidently.

“Yes. Hurry up and go to the obstetrician. Check your health. If you don’t have problems with fertility, then go ahead, start the program. Who knows, after consultation, you might see the double lines soon.”

“We’re not telling you to see an obstetrician to doubt your ability to get pregnant, Ghe. Don’t be offended,” Veronica hurriedly explained. They were afraid that their sister-in-law might feel offended by suggesting a check-up. “It’s just to find out your fertility period. And when you’re ready to conceive. Everything needs to be well-planned for your peace of mind.”

“Yes, Ghe. I think you really need to think about this seriously. It has a significant impact on your marriage and the relationship between you and Randy in the future.” Ghea continued to ponder all the words and advice given by her in-laws. Not much different from Joshua and Denisa, who almost every day provoked her on the same topic.

“What’s the difference between having a child now or later, Ghe? Seriously, it’s marriage, just go with the flow. No need to delay having kids for various reasons,” protested Joshua to Ghea. “Out there, many couples actually want to have offspring soon. And you? You intentionally postpone it just because you don’t want to get pregnant while still in college or before becoming a graduate. Come on, Ghe, I’m worried that if you keep delaying, your future baby might get moody and refuse to show up. That would be a shame.”

“Yeah, Ghe,” added Denisa. “Moreover, what else needs consideration? Your husband is stable, handsome, and more than enough. Now he’s obviously crazy about you, right? So, what else is there to consider that you’re putting off having a child?”

Ghea sighed. Why are her friends so insistent on urging her to have a child?

“Well, the main reason for postponing is that I don’t want to have a child before graduating. Besides, it’s also about mental readiness. Isn’t it too young to have a child at 24?”

“Not really,” shook Joshua. “People in the past even had children in their teens, Ghe. In certain areas, there are still women who intentionally get married right after high school. It’s not so much about mental readiness but more about your willingness. Plus, your husband’s family support system is excellent. I’m sure from pregnancy to childbirth and the process of raising the child, they will be involved. Besides, you’ve mentioned before that your in-laws are the most enthusiastic about having grandchildren, right?”

“Sure, your child will be the favorite grandchild. Especially since Randy is an only child. Your child will hold the highest position in the family,” Denisa continued to provoke.

Joshua also intensified his influence, especially when he discussed something so sensitive that made Ghea’s ears and heart warm up.

“Rather than Randy having a child with another woman out there, it’s better with you, right? His lawful wife. Besides, don’t forget, many are eyeing your husband. Many are happy to replace your position. Remember Stella? She willingly took over your position to satisfy Randy in bed. It’s not unlikely that there will be another Stella. The latest example is Agista, who openly invited Randy to get back together. Do you want Randy to have a child with her? Do you want that? Are you willing?”

Now, those words were spinning in Ghea’s head. She, who was busy chewing her food, now showed an annoyed expression.

Meanwhile, Randy, sitting beside Ghea and enjoying his breakfast, looked puzzled. He was confused by the strange behavior his wife was displaying.

“Dear, what’s wrong with you?” Randy asked after finishing a bite.

“No…” Ghea replied. The girl answered with a vacant stare. “I’m just thinking about my fate if Uncle suddenly accepts Agista’s invitation to get back together.”

“Uhukk!”

Immediately, Randy choked on the water he had just drunk. Wiping his wet mouth, Randy reached out, grabbing Ghea’s wrist, and held it.

“Why suddenly think about something like that? Who would want to get back with an ex girlfriend, sweety?”

Ghea shrugged. Her gaze remained straight and seemed vacant.

“Well, who knows? Especially since Uncle will be working with her for two months. If he keeps getting tempted, I’m sure he’ll eventually give in. Besides, Agista is really beautiful. It’s a far cry from me.”

“Well, it is quite different, Ghe,” Randy agreed, acknowledging the difference. Due to this response, Ghea turned and stared sharply at her husband.

“See, Uncle even admits it.”

Randy immediately laughed. Annoyed, he repeatedly pinched Ghea’s nose.

“If you ask about a comparison, you and Agista are indeed very different. It’s better to go anywhere with you. If I wanted a beautiful wife, from the beginning, I could have chosen one of the three other candidates that Mama presented. But what’s the proof? I chose you instead, right?”

“Why did Uncle choose me back then?” Ghea inquired. It had been quite a while since they got married, and she had no idea about this reason.

Honestly, at first, I thought that by choosing someone younger, I could easily control you. But as time went on, I realized that you have many qualities that women outside don’t have. It’s proven now; I’m crazy about you, right?”

“Oh, come on, it’s just sweet talk.”

“Why sweet talk? I’m serious, dear. Just so you know, I’ve never been this crazy about a woman. For God’s sake, you’re the only one who has ever made me frustrated. Imagine, throughout my life, I’ve never been rejected. But you? You flat out rejected me. You weren’t even a bit interested in me. Because of this, I became curious. Every day I thought about how to conquer your heart, Ghe.”

Ghea stayed silent for a moment, smiling faintly while looking at Randy’s face. From there, it was clear that her husband was speaking honestly.

“If I decide to get pregnant soon, Uncle agrees, right?”

For the second time, Randy choked on his drink. Surprised by Ghea’s words, he even had to make sure what he had just heard.

“Pregnant? Do you mean you agree not to postpone pregnancy anymore?”

Ghea nodded.

“Yes, Sweety.”

Randy’s ears felt warm. The man’s smile widened when he heard Ghea calling him dear.

“Ghe, did you eat something wrong?”

Ghea shook her head.

“No, I’ve thought about it thoroughly. I want to have a child with you as soon as possible.”

Randy even pushed his chair forward. Approaching Ghea, he hugged her tightly and affectionately.

“I’ve never forced or demanded you to have a child soon, Ghe. As ready as you are, I’ll wait.”

“That’s why I’ve decided, Uncle.”

“I don’t want to become a burden later, okay? But if you’ve decided not to delay it, I’m really happy to hear that. Whatever you need, I’ll fulfill. Whatever you want, I’ll give. Everything is for you, Ma Love.”

Ghea nodded and then smiled. She didn’t expect that the decision she conveyed to Randy would have such a significant effect on him. The happiness was clearly reflected in Randy’s handsome face.

“I’m sure, Uncle. I won’t delay it anymore. Just as natural as it can be. If after this, God decides to bless us, I’ll happily accept it.”

“Alright then. If that’s the case, let’s make it happen now.”

Ghea’s eyebrows furrowed in surprise.

“Make it happen? What do you mean?”

Randy didn’t respond. Instead of answering Ghea’s question, he got up from his seat. Approaching Ghea, he grabbed her and, unexpectedly, lifted her up, carrying her from the dining room to the second floor.

“Uncle, put me down!” Ghea protested.

“Sshh,” Randy whispered. “Let’s make the baby now, how about that?”

“Not this morning, Uncle. It’s like there’s no other time. Besides, we have to go to the office, right?”

“Yes, we’ll go to the office after we’re done. I’ll call Mrs. Sonia to ask for permission; you can come to work a bit late today. The important thing is, let’s have some fun first.”

“Uncle!”

***

This evening, Ghea deliberately decided to go home early. Along with Randy, they both decided to visit the hospital for a health check-up and consultation regarding the pregnancy program.

After arriving at the hospital and undergoing a series of examinations, Ghea consulted with the doctor. She inquired about everything she needed to do to ensure the success of her pregnancy program.

“For the medical check-up results, you can get them tomorrow. I will explain the examination results to you then,” said the doctor who was handling Ghea.

“And for this program itself, is there anything I need to do, doctor?” Ghea asked.

“For now, Miss Ghea only needs to take folic acid to enhance fertility. By regularly consuming folic acid, it can support the fertilization process and the formation of the fetus. Folic acid can also be taken by your husband.”

“Me too, doc?” Randy pointed to himself. “Do I need to take medicine too?”

“Yes,” the doctor nodded. “The antioxidants and nutrients in it are useful for increasing the quantity and quality of sperm. So, the chances of fertilization and pregnancy will be even greater.”

Randy and Ghea nodded in understanding. For almost an hour, they listened to various explanations given by the doctor, discussing and asking about everything to avoid missteps in this pregnancy program.

“Thank you so much for the detailed explanations, doctor. We will do our best to follow all your recommendations.”

“You’re welcome, Miss Ghea. Don’t forget to consume nutritious and low-fat foods. Avoid getting too tired, and try not to get stressed. Strive to stay happy every day. As for the examination results, I remind you again, you can pick them up tomorrow. I’ll explain the results to you then. If there are any issues, we can directly analyze what the suggestions are.”

Satisfied with their inquiries and discussions, Ghea and Randy then decided to bid farewell. Holding his wife affectionately, Randy led Ghea to the car, intending to take her home so she could rest.

Meanwhile, from a distance, someone was intentionally observing Randy and Ghea’s movements. Wearing a mysterious smile, as if planning something significant.Text © by N0ve/lDrama.Org.