Chapter 137 He Looks Like You

The news of Jacob's smuggling soon spread in A city. The man once standing at the highest level in the financial circle now suddenly fell heavily. The image he had established in the company he had been running over the years had been quickly overturned in this short period of time.

Those who borrowed money for Jacob because of Abby were all remorseful and regretful. Since Jack was thrown into prison and Jacob was arrested, the JA Group almost stopped running since it had no leader. Being as a woman, Abby had no idea what to do.

As for the smuggling case of Jacob, it also involved the Tan family's business in S City, and Wilson was taken to the local police station for investigation. Even if Abby needed help, she didn't know whom to turn to for help.

Outside the detention house, Heidy was sitting in the car coldly, watching Jacob being besieged by the media. Seeing that him had been heavily criticized, the joy of revenge filled her eyes. "Boss, are we going with them?" Warren looked at Heidy and asked.

Squinting her eyes, she answered calmly, "No, Jacob is in a total mess. He had never imagined that he would be reduced to such an embarrassing situation."

Warren nodded in agreement and said, "Yes, indeed, how powerful Jacob used to be, but now... But he deserved it. I heard that, because of the smuggling, Jacob may be sentenced to ten years in prison."

With her eyes squinting slightly, Heidy stared out of the window, smiled and said, "I don't think Hearst will let off him easily. Jacob will not only be imprisoned for ten years." She remembered that Hearst had said that Jacob had something to do with his mother's death. But she didn't know the details.

According to what Hearst had said, there was no way for Jacob to just take a little punishment.

In the Xu family's villa, Abby looked at Jacob anxiously and asked, "What should we do to, Jacob? My father is very angry now and he won't help at all. I've begged Hearst, but he didn't respond. Now you are on bail for two days, and you are going to be sentenced the day after tomorrow. If you are held in jail, the company will be really ruined."

Her words annoyed Jacob. He said sullenly to her, "Damn it, why didn't your father help me with the emergency?"

"I just got a call from father, and dad seemed to have shifted all the blame on you. So you should be held accountable," said Abby in a trembling voice.

Jacob thumped the table with his fist, and his face was full of anger. "Damn it! I shouldn't have set the base in A city," said Jacob, annoyed. But now, he had no chance to redeem the situation.

"I didn't expect my father to be so heartless," Abby sobbed. "Jacob, what should I do if you are sent to prison?"

Before she finished, Jacob quickly said, "I can't be in jail, or when I come out ten years later, everything has already changed. Abby, plea

a young man took over the child, gently holding him in his arms. Looking at the baby in his arms, the man smiled brilliantly as if he had found a treasure. "Welcome to our home, babe," the man said happily.

Both of Heidy and Hearst didn't move away. Then the mother was sent out. Her face was covered in sweat and her clothes were all wet, but her smile was so bright.

"My sweetheart." The pregnant woman was exhausted, but she still looked at the baby with a satisfied smile.

Feeling their happiness, Heidy had mix feelings. Imagining the scene of her child being born, Heidy looked away. When the baby was born, they would become strangers. At the thought of this, she felt a little repulsive to the arrival of this moment.

Then, looking at her, Hearst held her hand and said in a low voice, "Let's go."

Regaining her composure, she glanced at him and said, "Okay, let's go." With that, she walked slowly forward.

Walking out of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, she felt a surge of fluctuation in her heart. She wanted to have a baby as soon as possible, but she hesitated. She couldn't imagine what it would be like. At the thought that her child would call someone else mom in the future, she couldn't accept it.

"Will you get married?" Heidy asked coldly.

Looking at his side face, Hearst replied in a low voice, "I'm willing to if the bride is you."

Hearing his answer, Heidy smiled bitterly, "That's impossible."

Hearing this, Hearst replied calmly, "Then forget it. I'm a narrow-minded person. I can't accept a second woman."

Complicated feelings surged in her heart. She bowed her head. Sighing silently, the two came to the hospital and looked at the fork in the road. "Goodbye." With that, Heidy took the lead and walked forward.

After walking for a distance, she suddenly turned around and found that he was still standing there, watching her from afar...