Flash Marriage: My Penniless Billionaire Husband

Chapter 405: I Don’t Want Him To Work Too Hard

"You didn’t meet someone you liked, did you?" Wanda smiled and said, "Chris said the same thing before. Who would have thought that he would have a baby after returning back for just over a year?"

Wanda still found it hard to believe.

Rob didn’t say anything.

He was different from Mr. Bateman.

Mr. Bateman and Ms. Gladwell met each other by chance. One wanted to marry her while the other wanted to marry him.

And he was afraid that things would not go so smoothly for him.

He lowered his gaze.

At this time, the elevator opened with a ding, and Wanda stepped out first.

Rob stared at her back, took a deep breath, and then followed her.

"Honey, you’d better go back to the company. I can get out of bed, and the nanny is taking care of me. You don’t have to stay here."

Janice’s heart ached for him when she saw that Christopher had been dealing with business in the ward for the past few days.

She was not a spoiled child, so she didn’t need him to stay by her side all the time.

Christopher was sitting in front of a desk, reading the documents in his hand. Hearing her words, he looked up and asked, "Did I disturb you?"

"No."

Janice shook her head.

Christopher smiled and said, "When you want to sleep, I won’t work."

"That’s not what I mean. I just don’t want you to work too hard."

In the past few days, he had not left her side to take care of her. And he had to find time to work, so he had not been able to have a good rest.

Christopher replied, "Compared to you, it is nothing for me to do so. If you think it’s too noisy for me to work here, I’ll go out."

He was about to get up.

"No, you’d better stay here."

How could she bear to let her husband go to work in the corridor?

Christopher smiled and said, "Be good. There are only a few documents left for me to deal with. I’ll accompany you when I’m done."

Janice nodded and didn’t say anything else. She could only blame herself for not being able to help him.

On the morning of the day she was discharged, Nathan sent someone to the hospital.

And the person who came was Uncle Charlie.

Uncle Charlie did not dare to enter the ward. Instead, he stood in the doorway and bowed to Janice, who was lying on the bed. He said, "Mrs. Bateman, Old Mr. Bateman asked me to send some tonic over."

Janice was eating an apple when she saw Uncle Charlie. She was stunned for a moment before she put the apple to the side.

Christopher went to go through the discharge formalities, so she had to get out of bed with the nanny supporting her.

Janice walked to the door and nodded at Uncle Charlie. "Uncle Charlie, it is very kind of you."

At this time, Uncle Charlie said, "Old Mr. Bateman wanted to see you in person, but there were some things in the company that made him temporarily occupied, so he specially sent me here."

Janice didn’t say anything in response to Uncle Charlie’s explanation.

When she was at the late stage of pregnancy, Nathan said that he wanted to visit her in person, but Christopher refused him at that time.

She didn’t delve too deeply into why Christopher refused Nathan.

She respected Christopher’s decision.

Even though there wasn’t any major grudge between her and Nathan, it didn’t mean that she didn’t bear grudges against him.

She had to admit it and followed her heart.

If she accepted these tonics, it meant that she had accepted him as her father-in-law.

If she accepted these tonics, it meant that she had accepted him as her father-in-law.

However, the problem was that Nathan’s intention might not be so simple.

Janice naturally thought of the two little kids in the incubators.

She was afraid that Nathan was probably here for them.

Thinking of this, Janice said, "I appreciated your kindness. Please take these things back. I’ll be discharged from the hospital right away. I can’t take these tonics next month while I am recovering from pregnancy."

"Mrs. Bateman, these are all nourishing tonics, which are good for recovering. Please

accept them."

"Uncle Charlie, I really can’t accept it."

Just when Janice was worried about how to turn him down, Christopher came back.

She saw Christopher as if she had found a life savior.

"Honey, have you settled the hospital discharge procedures?"

...

Christopher nodded. His gaze swept over Uncle Charlie and landed on the thing in his hand. He instantly understood.

His face turned cold.

He knew exactly why Uncle Charlie had come here.

However, he didn’t want to put his cards on the table in front of Janice.

He said, "Uncle Charlie, I’m very grateful that you’ve come to visit Janice. I’m sorry that Janice can’t stand for a long time after giving birth to the children."

He did not intend to invite Uncle Charlie in. Instead, he stepped forward and helped Janice back to the bed to sit down. He said to her, "The car will arrive soon. We’ll go down when the car arrives."

Janice nodded but suggested to Chris with her eyes what to do with Uncle Charlie.

Christopher paused, stood up, and walked to the door. In a low voice, he said, "Please go back and tell my father that he is the grandfather of our children. This will never change, but that’s all."

Christopher implied that his father should give up all unrealistic thoughts.

His child would not be used by anyone.

Now that things had come to this point, how could Uncle Charlie not understand?

He nodded, turned around helplessly, and left with those things in his hands.

On the way back, Janice had been thinking about a problem. Since Uncle Charlie was here, could the babies still stay in the hospital?

She glanced at Christopher, who was sitting next to her. She wanted to ask him, but she held back in the end.

It wasn’t until he noticed her anxiety that he said, "Don’t worry. The babies are very safe in the hospital."

His words reassured her like a tranquilizer.

After returning home, Janice realized that Christopher had indeed arranged everything very well.

In addition to the nanny, who had been taking care of her in the hospital, Christopher had also employed another nanny and two nursery teachers.

With the addition of the two hourly maids, six people took turns taking care of her daily life.

What’s more, Christopher had never left her side. When it came to him nursing her, Christopher did everything for her.

How incredible he was!

There were seven people who revolved around her.

Janice felt incredibly uncomfortable.

She always thought it was a stretch for Christopher to do that.

She didn’t need so many people to take care of her.

Janice helplessly shook her head. When she returned to her bedroom, she realized that there was something even more exaggerated than this.

She didn’t know when a drastic change had occurred in her bedroom.

The color of the wall turned a dark green. At a glance, it looked as though she had fallen deep into the forest, which made her feel drowsy.

The TV that had been hanging on the wall was gone. Not only that, but the computer had also been moved out.

Besides, the ornaments she especially bought were nowhere to be found.

In short, the whole room looked so dull that she couldn’t help but want to smash the wall.

She couldn’t watch TV, use her cell phone, stand, sit for a long time, and do vigorous exercises...

She had to obey too many rules.

Was he going to make her bored to death?

Janice was helpless.

She had thought that she would have more freedom after leaving the hospital, but it was even worse now.

She wondered if she was going to undergo confinement or be imprisoned.

Janice’s face darkened.

Christopher noticed that she was unhappy, so he leaned over and asked, "What’s wrong? You don’t like it?"

"Do you think I will like it?"

She rolled her eyes at him grumpily.

She thought, "Who lives in the primeval forest?"

Christopher put his hand on her shoulder. He chuckled as he said, "Just bear with it for a month. After one month, I promise to renovate your room as you wish."

"That’s what you said."

Janice blinked at him for confirmation.

Christopher nodded. "You have my words."

"That’s more like it."

She would definitely go crazy if she was asked to live in this primeval forest.

In this way, Janice obediently stayed in the "primeval forest" for half a month before the two little kids were finally picked up from the hospital.

...

Janice carried the twins into her room the day they were picked up.

She thought that she could finally see her children.

When her kids were in the incubators in the hospital, not only couldn’t she hold them, but she couldn’t even touch them.

Now that her kids were finally back, she naturally needed to make up for it.

Moreover, she would no longer feel bored.

Thus, when she saw Wayne and Jennifer, she treated them like treasures, hugged them tightly, and was reluctant to give them to anyone.

This time, this worried the two nursery teachers greatly.

They were hired by their employer to take care of the babies. Now, it turned out that the hostess wanted to do everything herself.

They thought, "Is the hostess letting us get paid for doing nothing?

Seeing that the two babies stayed with the hostess for more than half a day, the two nursery teachers finally spoke out.

"Madam, leave them to us."

"Yes, your son and daughter are still young. Feeding milk, changing diapers, and stuff is quite complicated. Let us do it."

Janice was taking great care of her children, so how could she give her kids to them? "I’ll do it myself. I can do everything you’ve said."

"How can you do that? You’ve just given birth to your children, and you should have a good rest." The nursery teacher said, feeling embarrassed.

Janice said, "Don’t worry. I’ll sleep with them too. They won’t disturb my rest."

Seeing that it was useless to talk to Janice for a long time, the two nursery teachers had no choice but to invite the male host, Christopher, over.

When Christopher came to the bedroom, Janice was kneeling by the bed, holding her chin with her hands and staring at the two little kids. From time to time, she would smile foolishly, as if she was admiring some amazing treasure.

She was so focused that she didn’t even notice he came in.

Yvonne, who had just given birth to the children, not only didn’t lie down and rest, but she knelt on the floor despite the cold.

Christopher was furious. He strode over, picked her up from the ground, and carried her in his arms.

Because Janice was so absorbed in watching the babies, she was shocked when she was suddenly picked up by him.

"What are you doing..."

Christopher did not answer her. Instead, he placed her directly on the big bed and tucked her in.

"You don’t care about your health at all."

Christopher’s eyes glinted with anger.

He had just left for a while, but she had already forgotten his instructions and done whatever she wanted to do.

Only then did Janice realize that Christopher was referring to the matter of her sitting on the floor.

"I’m just coaxing the babies."

She felt a little guilty.

Christopher raised his eyes and tried to suppress the anger in his heart. "You’re coaxing the child, right? Let me do it."

As he spoke, he waved his hand towards the door.

Two nursery teachers walked in slowly.

"Take the babies back to the nursery room."

"Yes."

Only then did the two nursery teachers hurriedly carry the two babies out.

"Well, you..."

Janice wanted to stop them but was stopped by Christopher.

"From now on, babies will live in the nursery room."

He spoke to her in a tone of command rather than negotiation. And he directly made a final decision.

Janice was enraged. "I disagree."

"You must agree."

This was the first time he had been so tough.

Janice’s eyes turned red instantly because she was aggravated.

"Fine. Since you won’t let the babies stay, you need to get out of here. I don’t want to see you again."

As she spoke, she got out of bed and pushed him out.

The door slammed shut with a bang.

Christopher was afraid that she would sulk inside the room, so he quickly knocked on the door.

"Janice, open the door."