His Domineering Lover
Chapter 726

Tracey was stunned. "We won't go to the hospital?"

"Yes, Tracey. Have I underestimated you?" Vaughn said pointedly.

It was apparent that Tracey had given implicit clues to her fiance through that call.

They couldn't go to the hospital now, neither could they go back to the ship.

Vaughn said a place Tracey had never heard and Amiyah said, "We haven't been back for many years. Flower Goddess Day is coming." Tracey didn't know what they were talking about but she had no interest in finding out.

She was in despair and refused to talk to Vaughn.

With her eyes closed, she fell asleep in the backseat.

Caesar lost their car in the end and they became once again clueless.

Adam was very annoyed and guilty. "It's all my fault," he said, "If I had come back earlier, I could have found her."

He grabbed his hair in distress.

"No one could know it. Don't blame yourself. We'll be more careful next time."

"Yes, the pirate was very protective of her in the footage and they could afford to dine there means he's not poor. Tracey is fine with him."

Their holding hands kept coming back to Adam. He should be the one by her side.

The feeling of despair and guilt crushed him.

Tracey didn't know where they were going. All she could tell was that they were leaving downtown, heading for remote suburbs.

"The road will be bumpy. Grab something." Vaughn said.

Ever since that night, Tracey had never said a word to Vaughn, but she ate well and slept well for her baby.

She was not angry, just thinking about how to create another chance to leave.

Vaughn looked at Tracey's side face. She had been staring out of the window curiously.

"We're going to my hometown. It's small but beautiful."

"The sky is very blue there. We plant vegetables by ourselves."

"Have you heard of Flower Goddess Day?"

Tracey shook her head.

Vaughn was happy that she was finally responding to him and explained, "It's not widely celebrated like Christmas but it a traditional festival that the locals think highly of." "People here believe they are the descendants of a goddess born from flowers."

"So they celebrate the birth of this goddess every year."

"Great ceremonies are held and sacrifices are prepared in advance."

"Women go pluck flowers this day and give them to the goddess in the hope that she may protect them."

Tracey was intrigued. "Can I pray for my baby too?"

"Of course, that's why I take you here." Vaughn's voice was silky.

"The environment is very healthy for you and the baby there. We'll stay there for a while."

Vaughn could have been a rather loving husband.

"I know you hate me for taking you away, but I don't regret it."

Tracey didn't say anything.

She couldn't persuade Vaughn to let her go, just like he couldn't convince her to forget the past and stay. Instead of brooding over the irreconcilable conflict between them, Tracey would rather see the good side of things. She was safe with Vaughn. He was very thoughtful to her.

She needed to wait patiently for the next chance. She was determined to fight her way back to Adam.

The car drove very slowly. They were deep in the mountain now. She could see huge trees that didn't exist in cities.

Tracey's attention was drawn to the beautiful sceneries and smiled when Vaughn told her about the anecdotes in his childhood.

Though the intensity between them subsided, Amiyah didn't become any less worried.

Vaughn had made this decision on a whim, but he seemed to have forgotten the person in the village.

"Is this the village you used to live in?"

"Yes. Have you ever lived in a treehouse before?" Tracey shook her head. "No. I've seen it on TV." "I hope you like it. We have many customs different from the city." Vaughn said.

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