CHAPTER 885: CHAPTER 885: I BROUGHT YOU MANGO PANCAKE ROLLS

Uncle Kevin was in the kitchen preparing ginseng soup, waiting hour after hour, but it wasn’t wasted in the end.

Nora Northwood had a poor appetite; her strong hunger forced her to eat a small bowl of rice, but she did drink an extra bowl of ginseng soup.

Thus, Uncle Kevin silently noted that the lady liked to drink ginseng soup.

He immediately asked a few traditional Chinese medicine doctors to send some top-quality ginseng to Crimson Hill Villa.

Elaine, upon hearing the news of her daughter’s pregnancy, specifically went to a temple to pray for safety.

As Nora looked at the pendant swaying before her, she said with some amusement, "Mom, you’re really superstitious now."

"If you believe, it exists; if you don’t, it doesn’t."

"It will definitely bless me with safety."

Elaine wrapped the Jade Pendant around Nora’s wrist. Jasper Sinclair rushed back from the company and saw the serene sight of the mother and daughter.

The afterglow of the sunset fell on Nora’s fair face, casting a faint warm yellow on her body, making her seem exceptionally gentle.

The man’s gaze was firmly fixed on her.

"Aunt Hutchinson, you are here."

Elaine nodded towards Jasper Sinclair and waved her hand, "I have a few things to remind you of."

After her memory returned, Elaine’s attitude towards him returned to its previous state.

Jasper Sinclair took a step forward with his long legs, closing the distance between the three, and sat down on the sofa opposite them.

The sofa suddenly sank with the weight of an added man.

His attitude was humble yet not awkward, "Aunt Hutchinson, please go ahead."

"Pregnant women are more emotionally sensitive than ordinary people. Nora is a child who likes to keep things in her heart. During this phase of her pregnancy, she will need you to be more understanding of her emotions."

"Aunt Hutchinson, please rest assured, Nora’s feelings will always be my top priority."

Hearing Jasper Sinclair say this, Elaine felt greatly comforted.

She also reminded him of a few food and daily life-related precautions.

As things were wrapping up, Nora invited Elaine to stay for dinner.

Elaine stated, "I have some work to deal with, so I won’t be staying tonight. Once I finish what’s on my plate, I’ll come and take care of you for a while."

Her underlying meaning: She might stay at Crimson Hill Villa for a while in a few months, prompting the couple to prepare in advance.

Nora understood her mother’s hint and replied with a smile, "Don’t tire yourself out too much. After the child is born, we’ll need your help then."

"How can my own granddaughter be a bother?"

Hearing this, Nora and Jasper Sinclair exchanged a glance, "Mom, why do you both prefer girls?"

Jasper Sinclair also said he wanted a little sister.

"Girls are well-behaved, and when they grow up, they’re clever and cute like our Nora."

Nora grinned from ear to ear.

The sun set, the day and night exchanged places, and the sky gradually darkened.

Nora and Jasper Sinclair escorted her outside together, Elaine pushed them back in, "It’s cold outside, and you’re pregnant, you shouldn’t catch a chill."

After Elaine drove away, Jasper Sinclair wrapped his arm around Nora and guided her back inside.

"Do you want to have dinner?"

"I’m not hungry now, maybe later. You should go upstairs and shower first."

"Okay, I brought you a mango pancake; Uncle Kevin put it in the fridge."

Jasper Sinclair noticed that after Nora became pregnant, her appetite drastically reduced, and she often didn’t eat according to the three meals a day schedule.

Every time he’d ask, she’d say she couldn’t eat.

He didn’t force the little pregnant woman, just found ways to track down the foods she liked.