The Female Leads Truly Loves You - Chapter 444

Chapter 444: I only want a child with you
“Whoosh—”

Accompanied by the thunder of midsummer, the rain pattered against the windows, crisp and pleasant.

This sound of rain was unlikely to wake anyone, but Sam naturally opened his eyes because his internal clock told him it was time.

As he opened his eyes, he felt the warm touch of someone lying beside him.

Snuggled tightly against his body, her breasts full and elastic.

Sam opened his eyes and saw the woman’s eyelashes fluttering lightly, as if she was about to wake up.

Sam almost forgot that this woman, like himself, was highly disciplined.

He didn’t let go of his hand; instead, he leaned in and gently kissed her soft cheek.

Until Aurora slowly opened her eyes.

As soon as she opened her eyes, Sam’s lips met the corner of her mouth.

Her eyes flickered slightly.

Then she closed them, indulging in the morning kiss.

It wasn’t until ten minutes later that they separated, Aurora’s slightly flushed face looking at the boy’s handsome face.

She smiled.

“You woke up early.”

Sam smiled and reached out, pulling the blanket up a bit. It covered her naked body, especially her private parts, which were still a bit swollen.

“Yeah, I’m used to waking up at this time. Do you have to go to work?”

Aurora shook her head. “No, I have the day off.”

Sam squinted his eyes. “No wonder you had me come over last night. You were planning to keep me here all day?”

Aurora’s cheeks flushed, but she didn’t deny it. In bed, Aurora seemed like a completely different person from her usual self.

In bed, she was especially honest and brave.

“If you have other things to do, you can go. I won’t blame you…”

Aurora glanced at the boy, her eyes filled with longing.

Sam, of course, wouldn’t spoil the mood. He held her delicate waist under the blanket, letting their bodies touch as much as possible. His cock was almost touching her pussy.

They had been wild last night, and Sam didn’t really intend to do anything now. It was just that this way, he could feel her presence more intensely, as if he could merge her into his body.

“I’ll stay here with you. I’m not going anywhere.”

After that, they got up.

Sam cooked breakfast himself, another sumptuous meal.

Outside, the heavy rain continued, making it seem like nowhere was suitable to go. Sam didn’t plan to leave; instead, he stayed home with her, chatting and watching TV.

During this time, Aurora seemed to receive a phone call.

When she came back, she immediately hugged the boy’s waist, burying her face in his chest.

She looked as if she had been wronged.

Sam couldn’t help but gently stroke her cheek and ask softly.

“What happened?”

Aurora didn’t like to lie, especially not to this boy.

“Nothing, just my father called to ask about my recent relationship status.”

“Did he want you to go on a blind date?”

Sam immediately guessed the source of her distress.

Aurora blinked and said softly.

“Mia doesn’t want to get married, and I said I wouldn’t either… But my father said that no matter what, he hopes Mia and I can have our own children…”

Sam immediately understood the dilemma her father might be facing.

Indeed.

Her father had only two daughters, one biological and one stepdaughter. Although he treated both as his own, the two women were surprisingly united.

They didn’t want to get married, and not getting married seemed to mean no descendants. To the older generation, this was indeed a kind of cruelty.

Sam thought for a moment.

“Do you want children?”

Aurora immediately shook her head. She sat up slightly and cupped Sam’s face, looking a bit anxious.

“I don’t mean that. I would never be with another man just for a child. You have to believe me.”

Sam found it both amusing and touching.

“Where did that come from… I meant, do you want a child, your own child?”

Aurora seemed to understand a bit. She couldn’t help but blush as she looked at Sam.

“I… only want a child with you. But… you’re still young, and would your fiancée agree?”

Sam shook his head.

“I don’t mind, and I think my fiancée would understand. So if you want, let’s have a child.”

Aurora looked at Sam with a strange expression.

“I don’t know why, but hearing someone as young as you talk about having children… it feels a bit strange.”

Sam nodded in agreement.

“It does feel a bit strange. But I’m serious.”

Aurora’s joy showed in her eyes. She blinked and looked at the boy.

“What if Mia also wants a child?”

Sam could only honestly admit.

“Then I have no choice but to go along with you sisters’ wishes.”

“You make it sound like you’re the one being wronged.”

Sam smiled and hugged her waist.

Burying his face in her ample chest, feeling the elasticity of her breasts and her faint fragrance.

“I’m serious. If you want, let’s have a child. We’ll raise him together, and you can often take him to see your father.”

Aurora gently stroked the boy’s hair, her eyes a bit dreamy.

“Will this really not affect your life? I’m still worried about your side, after all… if it’s earlier than your side, Angel…”

“It’s okay. I’ll talk to her. I won’t hide it from her, but I won’t let you be troubled either.”

Feeling the determination in the boy’s gentle words, Aurora nodded in satisfaction.

She held Sam’s head, lowered her head, and kissed his hair.

“People are always greedy, right?”

“Of course.”

“I used to say I was against marriage, but the longer I’m with you, the more I think about what it would be like to walk down the aisle with you in a wedding dress. Then I think about having our own child, building a family together… things I said I didn’t want at first…”

Aurora showed a rare vulnerability.

Sam understood this feeling very well.

He gently comforted her.

“It’s okay. It just means you love me more and more. There’s nothing wrong with that. I like it. I’m just sorry that there are some things I really can’t do, but that doesn’t mean I don’t love you.”

Aurora nodded gently.

Her eyes slightly red.

“I know, I know… as long as you don’t leave, as long as we’re together, it’s enough.”

Sam thought of something and gently placed the woman on the sofa.

Aurora looked at the boy in confusion.

She saw Sam take out a gold ring from his pocket. He knelt on one knee, holding the ring in his hand, and offered it to Aurora.

He smiled and asked.

“Miss Aurora, will you marry me?”

No wedding, but that didn’t mean no proposal.

No marriage, but that didn’t mean no love.

Even though it was just in their room, with no friends or family to witness.

Aurora still took the ring with tears in her eyes and nodded vigorously.

“I will.”

As they embraced in the quiet room, the thunderstorm outside gradually subsided.

But their story wouldn’t end.

The wind would stop, the rain would cease.

All things would sleep, day and night would alternate.

But as long as they breathed, their love would never end.