Chapter 1268

If Diana saw through his intentions and had her mood ruined, it wouldn’t be good for the growth of her babies. Jim’s worry made his smile even warmer and kinder. In turn, Diana felt even more embarrassed. “Professor Hughes,” Diana explained anxiously, “I…” “I know.” Jim stopped her from going on, and brought her to another corner of the zoo. It was where visitors could feed the alpacas. Many children were carried in the arms of their parents as they fed the alpacas. The adults were all smiling so kindly as the children played happily. The atmosphere was cheerful, and lifted the moods of all who were there. Jim made sure Diana was following closely behind him. “You’re pregnant, and there’s many people around. Be careful.” He led her to a place that was less crowded, and sat her down so that they could look at the children feeding the alpacas. The alpacas had long necks. The scene of their mouths moving as they chewed was so adorable, Diana suddenly regretted not ever bringing