The Pampering CEO: Don't Mess With My Secretly-Married Sweet Wife novel Chapter 346

Julian Shaw continued to unbox the items one by one while Susan Shelby was caught in utter confusion.

"These ten boxes of clothes are for the baby boy while these ten boxes are for the baby girl. These are toys... These are daily use items... Oh right! I've already paid for the baby cot and they'll be coming over to build it tomorrow,” said Julian in buoyant spirits while he checked the boxes.

"As long as you're happy.” It was all Susan could say.

It would be quite impressive if she could utilize ten percent of the total items estimated by her eyes.

Upon seeing that, Madam Shaw chuckled and said," Actually, it’s fine to just prepare for the baby boy’s items. The three generations of the Straws have all given birth to boys and there's not a single girl in the family. Susie's baby is surely a boy too. When he is out, the Straws will have a successor too.”

"The issue of giving birth to a boy or girl is determined by just probability. We need to prepare for both baby boy and baby girl's items to be sure," said Julian while he continued to bustle about.

Madam Shaw took a glance at Susan's belly confidently. "I’m acquainted with a person who's skilled at reading bellies. She said that Susie is carrying a boy based on her belly."

Madam Shaw spoke with a resolute expression so Susan could only chuckle shyly, "It's fine whether it's a boy or a girl."

Madam Shaw laughed in response, but her gaze staring at Susan's belly was filled with anticipation.

The three women continued to sip their afternoon tea while they watched Julian bustling about over there and packing the items.

The servants wanted to help out but Julian rejected them.

In his words, he wanted to do everything related to the baby from purchasing to packing.

There were so many items that it was truly a tormenting process. Julian spent an entire afternoon and half of the night only to pack a small half portion o f it. The remaining items were stored in the guestroom first and Julian planned to continue to do i t tomorrow.

Susan was already seven months into the pregnancy now and she was approaching the final delivery date closer and closer.

The entire family began to bustle about preparing for the birth of the baby.

Julian spent a week decorating two baby rooms personally. One was prepared for the baby girl and the other was for a baby boy.

He was so mysterious in doing that. When he was done, he gave Susan the permission to see the room.

Susan checked out both the rooms. It made her feel warm and fuzzy in her heart.

It was true that Julian put in a lot of effort to decorate the two baby rooms until the rooms were warm yet adorable.

Susan could imagine how the baby would move about the room already as she checked out the rooms.

At night, they cuddled quietly.

Susan played soothing music in the room as usual. There was a faint smile on her lips. "Julian, I can feel that the baby is growing much quicker now. It feels really heavy when I walk recently."

Julian rubbed Susan's belly and said with a meaningful glance, "It's coming soon at last. My arduous days are over soon."

"What do you mean by arduous days?" Susan took a glance at him.

"Can see it but can’t touch it. Doesn't that make my days arduous?" Julian’s gaze made him appear piteous.

Julian's speech seemed to contain other meanings so i t made Susan's face blush scarlet at once. "What have you been thinking all day long!"

"I've been thinking about you all day long." Julian looked serious.

It was obviously an audacious flirt, yet he said it with such earnesty and seriousness. It made Susan feel at a loss of how to answer.

Susan pounded at him with her face blushing. "Stop talking nonsense. It's time to tell a bedtime story to the baby."

"Alright." Julian found a children’s story book and began to read it in all apparent seriousness.

His voice was deep, yet rich with attractiveness. Susan listened to his voice until she fell asleep.

Julian turned off the music, then gave Susan's belly a soft kiss. His gaze was filled with gentle affection.

'Goodnight, Susie. Goodnight, baby.’

In just a few more months, he was going to meet the baby. He wondered if their baby was a girl or boy and i f the baby would look like Susie or him.

Julian's heart was filled with anticipation.

In the past, he used to live for Lanyard Construction, for his mother's hope and for the dreams of his father.