"You really are pregnant!"

Stuffed a person in there?

Emerson was stunned at the time, but only for a moment, then he burst out laughing, even saying, "Lola, you're really funny. The crew needs someone like you to light up the atmosphere."

There's an undercurrent in his words.

He obviously wanted to settle the issue of Lola playing Queen Mill right away.

Because Emerson was very satisfied with Lola, whether it was her demeanor at first impression or her somewhat humorous character, both were very likable.

When Emerson was halfway through his laugh, Lola unwillingly revealed the truth to Emerson, "There really is a baby in my belly, and it's almost six months old."

Emerson's smile froze.

His gaze returned to Lola's belly, and everyone around him was also staring at Lola's belly.

Could there really be a baby in this round belly?