Celebrity House [Anna]

"Anna?"

Valenga's voice woke Anna up.

"what happened to you?"

"Nothing." Anna smiled.In fact, she originally wanted to learn more about Valenga, but she had an urgent matter to solve now, so after a few more gossips, Anna took Seryozha and left first.

"Where are you going, mother?" Seryozha was very obedient. Since his mother said that he was leaving now, he didn't ask too many questions when outsiders were around, but he was a curious baby after all, so after they left for a while, thank you Liao Sha asked a question.

"I want to go to see Mr. Srudin. I may have eaten too much in the morning." Anna lied. She didn't want Seryozha to worry about her. Of course, part of it was because this worry was more or less It rarely makes her feel a little out of breath.

After all, she had just waited on these, and if she hurt Seryozha because of her own reasons, Anna didn't want to see such a situation.

"Mom, next time you want to eat properly. Father always said that if you eat too much, your brain will be too lazy to work." Seryozha said seriously.

"I will." Anna stroked Seryozha's ear, she liked the serious tone of this little guy.He was really cute when he was reciting Karenin's dogmas.

Anna found Sruddin, who seemed to have just made himself ready to go out.

"What do you want, ma'am," said Sludin.

"My mother ate a lot this morning. You have to take a good look at her, sir, she's feeling a little sick," said Seryozha, taking Anna by the hand and setting her down on the soft chair, looking reassuring.

"Seryozha."

"What's wrong? Mom."

"Can you get me a glass of orange juice? That'll make me feel better. Tell them it doesn't take much."

"Of course, Mom, just wait a moment."

After Seryozha left, Anna looked at Sludin.

"Ma'am, do you have something important to ask me about sending your son away?" Sludin's face became serious.

"Yes." Anna nodded, but didn't say her question immediately.

Sludin showed the patience a doctor should have. After about half a minute, Anna asked, her voice was not as calm as before, but a little nervous.

"I want you to see if I'm pregnant."

She said it, and Anna felt relieved, and quickly brought it up again.

"Let me have a look." Sluddin gave a reassuring look.

The clock was ticking. In fact, the time should not have passed too long, but Anna felt that it seemed as long as an hour or two.

She looked like a person awaiting sentencing.

Sludin laughed: "You should always be in a good mood now."

Seeing the lady in front of her, Sludin gave her a slightly surprised look, but soon, she was shocked again.

"So, I'm pregnant, aren't I?" Anna demanded.

"Yes, ma'am, congratulations, you are pregnant." Sludin avoided being too excited, because he knew some of the madam's temper, and if he was as excited as usual, it would be too uncomfortable for a doctor Passed.

"Are you going to tell Herr Karenin at once?" Sludin asked softly.

"Yes, I'm going to tell him, but wait a minute." Anna whispered, and she was mentally making herself accept this fact quickly, a fact that she might not be so happy about.

"Is my mother all right, sir?" Seryozha asked as he came over with orange juice.

"It's all right, don't worry, little guy." Sludin said with a smile, and suggested, "You can give her the orange juice."

Seryozha brought the orange juice, and Anna took it, thanked him, and took a few sips.

She knew that she was acting calmly now, holding the bottom of the cup with her left hand, and lightly resting on the edge of the cup with her right hand, she drank half a cup of orange juice within 3 minutes, and there was a little sweetness in her mouth.

"Seryozha, I have something to say to your father. Can you stay with Mr. Sludin first?"

"Can't I listen?"

"I'll tell you later, but first I have to tell your father." Anna stroked Seryozha's curly hair, and Seryozha nodded.

"Can you take care of him for a while, please?" Anna asked Srudin.

"Please don't worry, I'll take him for a walk in the garden." Sludin said with a grin, "Please come to me again after you have communicated."

Anna expressed her thanks and walked into the room, where she also brought a glass of orange juice.

"Knock, knock." Anna knocked on the door of the study, and entered after getting permission.

She put the orange juice on Karenin's table and said, "I have something to tell you."

Karenin heard from Anna's tone that this would not be a problem that could be solved in just a few seconds, so he put down his pen, and put the official documents together and put them aside, on the pile of documents that were being resolved.

"You should have noticed the change in my diet recently, Alexey. I went to see Mr. Srudin just now for my health, and then I was informed that I was pregnant."

Anna tried to state the fact in a calm tone, then she looked to Karenin, waiting for his reply.

The man's blue eyes were slightly enlarged, as if to express his surprise, then he nodded, and touched the glass of orange juice that Anna brought him with his right hand.He seemed to want to take a sip, but suddenly stood up again.

Anna looked at Karenin who came to her. The latter's tall body usually looked like a tall and straight poplar, but now he acted as if he was a little at a loss.

But Karenin is Karenin after all.

He won't make any excessive gaffes, and this half minute has allowed him to regain his composure.

"That's good, what do you think?" Karenin said in a low voice.

If Anna was a nervous and bewildered person just now, she feels much better now.

"To be honest, I'm a little nervous. I'm not sure if this is the best time." Anna decided to speak out frankly. After the words came out, she felt that the suffocation in her heart was relieved a lot.

Karenin nodded slightly, indicating that he recognized Anna's concern.

"Most of the time, we can't control the development of gaffes, but we still have time to prepare, Anna." He said, then gently stroked Anna's cheek with his right hand, and when he slid down to the chin, he dropped a kiss on Anna's forehead.

"You know, before I came here, I thought about your reactions in many ways." Anna said with a smile.

Karenin said: "So, what do you think?"

Anna didn't speak, just raised her hands, wrapped her arms around Karenin's neck, and kissed his lips.

Srutdin brought Seryozha back a little later.

Anna and Karenin were going to explain to their son that he would have a brother or sister.

None of them used any messy fairy tales as metaphors, and the concise and concise words were very in the style of the Karenin family.

Seryozha blinked once, then blinked again, and concluded: "So, I'm going to be an older brother?"

"Yes, we want to know if you are happy for this to happen?" Anna asked, feeling a little nervous.

"Why not?" Seryozha said excitedly. He got up from his chair, went up to Anna, and raised his hand to lightly touch Anna's belly.

"Is she here?"

"she?"

Seryosha looked at his mother with sparkling eyes and said, "Can you make her your sister? I like sisters!"

"Seryozha, you know it's not up to your mother or your will," Karenin said.

Seryozha turned his head to look at his father: "But father, don't we always have to be hopeful?" After he finished speaking, he muttered to Anna's stomach, "I will pray."

"What if it's a younger brother?" Anna asked.

Seryozha opened his eyes wide, and said after a while: "Then I will be a good brother, but I don't think I can tie him a bow or give him a doll."

Anna kissed Seryozha, for he had said really sweet words.

In the evening, Karenin telegraphed Oblonsky and the others, and announced the matter at dinner, and both Sludin and Vlamikir sent blessings.

Now that Anna was pregnant, Karenin decided to stay here for a while longer.Moreover, he also received a telegram stating that during his absence, Karenin's deadly enemy had taken over the position that Karenin was said to have always coveted.

"Are you ok?"

"Nothing is wrong, Anna, everything is fine." Karenin burned the telegram.

"Is it really okay for you to be away from Petersburg for so long?" Anna asked Karenin, who smiled and said, "Someone is wishing me to do that."

This meant that Karenin would have his own considerations, so Anna didn't say any more.

She may be so clever, but Karenin is naturally more experienced in political issues than she is.From her observations, Karenin was biding his time.

"You are very cunning, Mr. Karenin," Anna said with a smile.

Karenin threw her a serious face: "I will have a second child soon, and my wife needs my care." He also took out an ink pen to respond to the fake invitation letter.

"This is not quite the same as your image." Anna said with a glance.

Karenin's handwriting has always been calm, he wrote very quickly, somewhat carelessly and emotionally, after all, it was only used to respond to that kind of person.

"If Mr. Stremov had enough brains, he would figure it out for himself," said Karenin, slightly sarcastically.

"Actually, you are somewhat concerned." Anna teased after the servant delivered the letter.

Karenin put on a calm face.

"I'm worried about Russia, they're letting a monkey hold securities, and while it won't destroy our country, the loss of face is necessary."

Anna laughed, and felt at ease to raise her baby here temporarily.She understands that this is only temporary, for a person like Karenin, only Petersburg is his battlefield.