After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

Chapter 945

Maria forced herself to stand and open the door. Sidney was already there, his eyes narrowing in concern when he saw her pale face and the way she was hunched over in pain. "What happened?" he asked as he stepped forward to steady her.

Maria leaned into him, her voice weak. "My stomach... it hurts a lot. Take me to the hospital."

"Alright," Sidney said, his tone serious. He helped her sit down in a chair, quickly grabbing her phone and bag before lifting her into his arms and hurrying out of the room.

As they reached the hallway, Tiana happened to return and immediately blocked their way. "Hey, where are you taking her?"

"Move," Sidney said, his face dark with urgency.

Tiana looked at Maria, noticing how pale and sickly she seemed. She was clearly in bad shape.

Without further argument, Tiana stepped aside but followed closely, her voice filled with concern. "Maria, do you still know what's happening? Do you know who's carrying you?" "Yes," Maria whispered softly.

Hearing that, Tiana breathed a small sigh of relief, but a flicker of confusion crossed her mind. Wasn't this man someone else's boyfriend? How could Maria trust him so easily? There was definitely something going on.

Tiana made up her mind to let her brother know right away-she couldn't let someone else take advantage of the situation.

a message, urging him to come as soon as

beat, Tiana jumped into the backseat. Sidney didn't seem to mind; his focus was entirely on Maria's condition.

another text to Herman, her worry etched on her

there," she said softly, hoping to

cold sweat, her

seriously unwell.

as her complexion grew

reached the hospital, and he rushed her straight into the emergency

demeanor, couldn't help but ask, "What exactly is your relationship with Maria?" Sidney replied curtly, "Her

had heard about Maria's studio taking on a new partner, but she hadn't met

earlier your girlfriend?" Tiana asked again,

his head.

surprise. "She wasn't your girlfriend, but you

fell silent, his eyes fixed on the doors of

tension as he arrived,

worry, his gaze briefly landing on Sidney before quickly shifting away. There was an unmistakable tension in the air. Sidney shot Herman a cold look, his eyes narrowing as if preparing for a confrontation. He wasn't