Hutton reassured her, “We can still experience love even after we're married."

Valeria caressed her belly.

“I can't shake off this feeling of unfairness. I'm not happy, so I don't want to get married."

Hutton grew anxious, desperately seeking a resolution.

"Then, how can I convince you to marry me?"

Valeria Looked at him, rolled her eyes, and chose to remain silent.

Looking at their interaction, Rosalynn couldn't help but think of something important.

“Hutton, you want her to marry you, but have you even proposed?”

Women always paid attention to the smallest details.

How could Hutton say they should get married once Valeria was discharged from the hospital without even proposing?

That would undoubtedly make Valeria feel that he was not being sincere enough.

Hutton was momentarily stunned, a sudden realization dawning on him.

“You're right!"

Valeria Looked at him and said with a fake smile, “I'm not going to get married."

Hutton chuckled, surrendering to her wishes.

"Alright, I'll listen to you and do things your way."

Since they were now expecting a baby, she would agree to marry him as long as he proposed.

Valeria rolled her eyes at him and then glanced at Rosalynn and Brian.

“Rosalynn, Mr. Hughes, thank you both so much. Rosalynn, you're my savior."

Rosalynn had played a crucial role by asking Hutton to keep an eye on the waiter, which ultimately led to John's case being exposed to the public.

Now, Valeria's innocence had been proven, opening the doors to a promising future for her career.

Adding to the joyous news, Valeria was also pregnant, doubling their happiness.