I didn't know you are Maya's ilg daughter/Cupid's curse chapter 100-101

In the first paragraph, Emma is busy at school when she receives a call from Jennifer, who is pregnant and waiting outside the school gate. Jennifer wants to discuss some matters with Emma. Upon meeting, Emma notices Jennifer wearing a coat that Jennifer had wanted from a store, which Robert had actually bought for his sister-in-law. Jennifer reveals that she's pregnant and has had a big argument with her husband, Andrew, over the pregnancy. Jennifer is conflicted about continuing the pregnancy due to concerns about societal judgment and the impact on her disabled husband and their potential child.

In the second paragraph, Jennifer shares her reluctance to have a child due to her husband Andrew's disability and the potential societal ridicule their child might face. Emma, puzzled by Jennifer's concerns, suggests that with the family's resources, raising a child wouldn't be too difficult. Jennifer expresses her desire to personally care for her child and her worry about the emotional impact on the child and Andrew. Emma advises Jennifer to consider her love for Andrew and the significance of having a child together. Jennifer remains conflicted and seeks Emma's opinion, which Emma provides, emphasizing the importance of love and family.

In the third paragraph, Emma returns to the office feeling down and discusses with her colleague Fred about a man buying expensive clothes for an ex-girlfriend. Emma is upset and confronts Robert about the clothes he bought for Jennifer, which he denies. To prove his innocence, Robert calls the store and confirms that it was Andrew who bought the coat for Jennifer. Emma feels guilty for the misunderstanding. Robert then tries on the suit Emma bought for him, and despite her initial refusal, they reconcile. Emma tells Robert about Jennifer's visit and her pregnancy, and Robert calls Jennifer, advising her to return home and have the child.

In the fourth paragraph, Robert calls Jennifer and insists that she must give birth to the child, emphasizing the child's right to live and Jennifer's duty to carry on the family line for her disabled husband, Andrew. Jennifer expresses her emotional turmoil and her feelings for Robert, causing tension. Robert remains firm, reminding Jennifer of her commitment to Andrew and the responsibilities that come with it. The conversation ends with Jennifer feeling humiliated and Robert disappointed in her selfishness.

In the fifth paragraph, Emma stops Robert from smoking, associating the habit with her depressed mother. Robert reassures her that he wasn't actually smoking and promises not to smoke in her presence. They share a moment, and Emma returns to her cooking. The next day, Emma is back at work, where she hears rumors about her relationship with Samuel Erikson, a student. She dismisses the rumors, clarifying her professional relationship with Samuel.

In the sixth and final paragraph, Emma's colleagues at the school discuss the rumors about her and Samuel Erikson. Lucas, a coworker, pulls Emma aside to talk about the 'Golden Goose' in her class, referring to Samuel as a prince due to his family's status. Fred, another coworker, nearly chokes on his drink when he hears the rumors. Emma denies any romantic involvement with Samuel, stating that she is his counselor and that it's natural for him to seek her out. Despite the rumors, she remains focused on her professional responsibilities.