Memories Of The Night 335 Chapter 335: Sense Of Responsibility

Understanding his meaning, Katrina feels warm in her heart.

She doesn't expect that Aaron, who has always been superior and n.o.ble, would willingly bend down in front of her.

She's happy and satisfied that he has the intention.

With a sweet smile, Katrina grabs Aaron's hand.

"Aaron, no need. I'm fine. I just think of it as exercise."

Although the tombstone is halfway up the hill, it is much simpler than climbing the hill. After all, the roads are stairs repaired with bluestone, and there is no danger.

He is always so. He doesn't allow her to walk too much. Even a few steps, he still wants to carry her up personally.

If he keeps spoiling her like this, perhaps she will become a useless person.

Hearing Katrina's refusal, Aaron raises his eyebrows slightly, "Really? Physical exercise? Okay, I can exercise with you every night."

Katrina blushes in an instant.

This b.a.s.t.a.r.d!

She is threatened again by such a thing in public.

Although they are the cemetery and there is no living human...

She still feels humiliated.

Just carry her! Who cares!

It saves her from walking.

Katrina hugs Aaron's neck and jumps on his back.

To show her discontent, she jumps up with great effort.

Aaron feels as if a hill was overwhelming his back.

She has a bad temper.

Aaron holds Katrina's a.s.s and pushes her up, beginning to carry her up the hill.

While walking, he jokes, "It seems that you have eaten a lot recently. You've weighed a lot!"

Katrina snorts.

He feeds her every day, almost wanting to feed her all the delicious food in the world.

Under his care, it is not strange that she becomes fat.

However, as a woman, she still wants to look lovely in his eyes.

Aaron says she's heavy.

Katrina takes it to her heart.

Has she been too indulgent lately?

Has she really gained a lot of weight recently? But she doesn't notice at all.

Aaron's strength is so great. He has never said previously she's heavy, no matter holding her or carrying her back.

But now, he feels her weight.

A few months later, when the baby is born. She even can't imagine how fat she will become at that time.

Katrina thinks about it with trepidation. Finally, she cannot help pulling Aaron's clothes, asking nervously, "Aaron, am I really heavy?"

Aaron answers without hesitation, "Of course!"

What he carries on his back are his future wife and children.

Since her pregnancy, he has always felt a sense of responsibility weighing heavily on his shoulders.

What he carries on his back is his whole world. He certainly feels heavy.

Unexpectedly, after hearing Aaron's words, Katrina becomes more depressed.

"Aaron, may I eat less in the future?"

Although it is inevitable for a woman to gain weight during pregnancy, she doesn't want her to look bloated.

Hearing Katrina's words, Aaron gets angry immediately.

He takes good care of her every day and tries his best to persuade her to eat more. But now, she wants to eat less and lose weight?

This silly woman!

What does she think about every day?

Just because he says she's heavy, she begins to doubt her figure?

Even if she's fat, who cares?

Not to mention that she is not fat at all now.

Aaron grits his teeth in anger, "Stop thinking about going on a diet! Even if in front of your father, I'm going to beat your a.s.s too!"

"You're a silly woman! I won't abandon you even if you become fat. What are you panicking about?"

After a while, Aaron has come to Katrina's father's gravestone carrying her at his back.

Aaron puts Katrina down and says, "I'll wait for you over there. Just have a good chat with your father. But be quick."

After that, Aaron goes elsewhere, a dozen meters away from her. Katrina smiles sweetly.

In the past, when she first met him, she thought Aaron was a jerk, the most terrible man in the world.

But now, she thinks he is the best and most considerate man in the world.

He should take the initiative to set aside time for her to talk with her father.

Well, Aaron, who always has a low EQ, seems to have made a lot of progress.

"Dad, I'm pregnant."

Katrina stares at the yellowing photograph on the tombstone, saying in a low voice.

"The father of my baby is the man just now. His name is Aaron. He is very kind to me, and I feel very happy with him."

"Dad, I think he's the man I love. He's the man I can trust for life. Dad, you will bless us, won't you?"

Katrina chats and shares her joy with her father. At the same time, Katrina tells her father the story of the Anderson family.

"Dad, Uncle Anderson died some time ago."

"After his death, I learned that he was the man you saved at the cost of your life."

"Dad, every time I come here, I will tell you how Uncle Anderson has treated me well. You must feel I'm silly after hearing this for so many years. It is clear that you've died because of him, but I've been grateful to him those years he takes care of me."

"From an early age, you taught me to be grateful and not to be hateful, but I can't stop hating him. If it weren't for him, you wouldn't have died at all, left me alone..."

At this time, a dozen meters away.

Aaron stands there and waits patiently. Feeling bored, he takes out a cigarette.

However, he thinks smoking will leave the smell of tobacco all over his body.

Katrina is pregnant now. Smelling his tobacco odor is equivalent to secondhand smoking smoke, right? After all, it is not good for her health.

So Aaron puts the cigarette back in his cigarette case.

After about twenty minutes, Aaron walks in Katrina's direction.

"Have you finished?"

Katrina grabs Aaron's hand and says, "Aaron, say h.e.l.lo to my father."

She has introduced him to her father.

Aaron is the first man she brings to see her father, which shows her determination to be with him.

In the face of the icy tombstone in front of him, Aaron, on the contrary, becomes cautious.

He stoops earnestly, "h.e.l.lo, uncle. I'm Aaron, Katrina's future husband. Thanks to you and her mom for bringing Katrina in this world, making me find the woman I love. You can rest a.s.sured that I will take good care of her and our child in the future."