Chester Robinson turned his head, his deep-set eyes gazing at her beautiful face, "We once had two children."
Alice was stunned.
The sky had darkened, and the lights on both sides of the road lit up at this moment, allowing her to clearly see his dark and handsome face.
There was a complex emotion in his gaze, and his eyes were very deep.
Alice lowered her eyes and said, "When the baby was over three months, the doctor told me I could only choose one."
"If I hadn't accidentally remembered what you said to me when I was unconscious, I probably would never have known about this."
Alice swallowed the sudden bitterness that rose in her throat and said calmly, "Does it make any difference whether you know or not?"
Chester's face turned sullen, "Do you think I wouldn't care at all that you risked your life to give birth to Rachel?"
