With Carl taking care of her, Bonnie's complexion had improved a little. However, she had already made it clear to Carl that once she adapted to the symptoms of pregnancy, he should leave as soon as possible.
The TV station was as busy as ever. She was currently preparing a news special on social security benefits for low-income groups, keeping her occupied day and night.
Meanwhile, her best friend—who was also her die-hard confidante—never missed a chance to bombard her with chatter during lunch, always talking about that man. Bonnie found it amusing.
Albert practically worshipped her, treating her like a fragile treasure—afraid she would melt in his mouth or shatter in his hands. She couldn't help but wonder: do all women who are spoiled by men become this simple-minded and naïve?
