Chapter 465 He Must Have A Child (Part One)

Elsa turned her head, looked at him unhappily and said indifferently, "Nothing. I just want to see Ray."
Hearing that, Bob's eyes froze for a moment. Then he turned his head and looked at her absent-
minded face. A trace of loss flashed through his eyes, but he still smiled maliciously. He stared at her
little face and said wickedly, "Do you like children?"

Elsa shook her head and said unexpectedly, "No!"

Hearing that, Bob was stunned for a while. He stared at her face with his black eyes, trying to find out
whether she was telling the truth. At this moment, Elsa turned her head, looked at him seriously and
shook her head. "I don't want a child!" Hearing that, Bob was stunned and stared at her in silence.
However, she still acted as if it was none of her business. She turned her head and stared ahead, and
said indifferently, "Focus on driving!" With a complicated look on his face, Bob stared at her with his
dark eyes. The car was speeding on the road. Taking a deep breath, she turned to look at him
expressionlessly and said, "Not all drivers have such skills as yours." The implication was that maybe
you could control your car with your eyes closed. It was dangerous to drive with your eyes closed.
However, Elsa was not nervous at all. She just felt tired all over her body and didn't want to think about
anything.

Hearing that, Bob's eyes darkened. He turned his head. Just as she thought he was going to focus on
driving, the car stopped at the roadside. She turned her head and looked at him in confusion. Then he
slightly turned around and stared at her face with his black eyes. He said seriously, "I can't focus." Elsa
was stunned, and then sighed. She turned her head indifferently and didn't look at him. Bob pinched
her chin with his fingers and turned her little face around, forcing her to look into his deep black eyes.

Bob asked in a low voice, "Why don't you want a child? You want other people's children. "

Elsa looked at him fearlessly, "I don't want it, and I don't want other people's children either. I said I just
wanted to see him."



Hearing that, Bob frowned and his eyes were filled with anger. She pushed his hand away and turned
around to open the door. With a change of expression on his face, he grabbed her hand in a hurry and
asked cautiously, "Where are you going?" Elsa didn't answer. She sat back in the car and breathed a
sigh of relief. He held her cold hand and stared at her little face. "I want a child!" Hearing his
domineering tone, Elsa turned her head and looked at him. She shook her head firmly and said, "No, I
don't want it."

A hint of pain flashed through Bob's eyes. He looked at her deeply and said, "Then give me a reason."

For the first time since they got married, Elsa's face was full of anger. She was almost furious and
stared at him angrily. "There is no reason. I said I don't want it." With a frown, he stared at Elsa and
said coldly, "But I want it, I must have a child!" Elsa glared at him and shouted again, "I said I don't
want it!"

He stared at her dangerously and asked indifferently, "Why?" Elsa was so angry that she almost
trembled. After calming herself down, she weakly leaned against the seat and said weakly, "Reason? I
just don't want a child. I don't like children either. Because Ray was saved by me a few years ago and I
have nothing to do these days, I came to see him. Moreover, children are too annoying. "

Still staring at her face, he asked coldly, "What about Melissa? How about that little girl? You used to
like her, didn't you? You said you didn't like kids, but I don't think so. What I saw was that you were very
close to that kid. "

"You think too much. I don't like children at all. A four or five years old child came forward and took my
hand. Am I going to shake off her hand? Bob, I don't want a child anyway. If... If you insist on forcing
me... " "Is it really so difficult to give me a reason? Elsa... What are you thinking about? " Elsa changed
the topic weakly, "You drive. I want to go home." Bob didn't move. Without saying a word, Elsa turned
around and opened the door. In a hurry, he held her hand and said in a domineering and tough tone,



"We must have a child!" Elsa turned her head, glared at him and shouted, "I said I hate children. I don't
want them." Bob looked at her as if nothing had happened and frowned, "Don't be noisy!"

After the brief words were finished irresistibly. Hearing that, Elsa turned her head and started the car.
Trembling with anger, she glared at him. Seeing that his face was not gentle at all, she looked out of
the window helplessly.

In less than ten minutes, they arrived home. Sitting in the car, she looked out of the window blankly.
Then Bob got off the car from the other side and opened the door. When he saw a tearful face, he was
frightened and bent over nervously. "What's wrong?" It was not until then that Elsa came back to her
senses. She looked at Bob in bewilderment. He sighed, picked her up, entered the living room, and
gently put her thin body on the sofa. Bending over, he looked down at her face with concern. "What
happened?" Elsa didn't say anything and looked at him expressionlessly. But her gloomy face suddenly
made him feel extraordinarily depressed. He sighed, bent over and kissed her forehead. He gently
comforted her, "Don't cry. If you really don't want a child... We can give up, but... Time flies! " A hint of
disappointment flashed through his eyes. He was almost fifty years old, and it was not too much to
have a child, right?

Elsa still didn't answer. He sighed and sat next to her. He held her in his arms and said softly, "Don't
you want it now or never?"

Elsa replied directly, "I never want it!" Hearing that, Bob's heart twitched and fell into silence. She didn't
say anything, but stared blankly ahead. After a long time, he couldn't bear to see her like this, so he
had to sigh and said, "Okay, it's up to you! But... Without a child, you will be lonely when you are old.
And I must leave first. If I die first, what about you being alone? "

He suddenly thought of a very long-term problem. Elsa said coldly, "You don't have to worry about it."
Bob looked at Elsa in astonishment. She made him happy and worried at the same time. Wasn't this



her original character? She was never the kind of person who would suffer losses.

He sighed, held her in his arms and said softly, "Stop arguing. It's not easy for me to accompany you
for a while." Elsa didn't answer. He turned her around, looked at her thin face and said softly, "Elsa, I'm
really sorry. I don't have time to accompany you these days. I'm sorry!" He held her tightly with pity.
Elsa didn't answer, and her face became lifeless again. Seeing this, Bob didn't force her to say
anything. Perhaps, he really should find out her crux.

On the other side, after the traffic jam in front of them, Ben's car had to stop at the same place. Sitting
in the back seat of the car, Wendy couldn't help but complain, "I told you earlier. Why did you pinch the
time so hard? Why did you have to be late? If you had left earlier, you wouldn't have encountered such
a situation!" With a calm face, Ben stared ahead thoughtfully and said lightly, "There was a car accident
ahead! "


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