Always Been Yours (Tessa and Nicholas)

Chapter 1111 Teach Amber a Lesson

The hospital staff noticed that Tessa was in a foul mood, so they comforted her, “Miss Reinhart, take a deep breath. You’re pregnant, so you should take care of yourself and not mind the patient.”

Tessa pursed her lips in response without saying a word. However, judging by her trembling body, they could tell that she was currently very emotional since she was affected by Amber’s words. After all, her unborn child was an innocent party in all this, so she could not comprehend why the old hag had to be so vicious.

The hospital staff saw Tessa’s reaction and no longer spoke another word. If the staff in particular found those words vicious, it would naturally have a deeper impact on the involved party. Essentially, there was no point in convincing one to ignore things if one was not the person going through them.

After some time, Tessa trailed after the hospital staff and walked out of the ward with a thunderous expression. As soon as Edward saw that, he instantly rushed over and expressed concern, “Mistress, are you alright?”

Although he had been waiting outside, he heard everything that happened in the room, so he was fairly worried.

A grimaced Tessa refused to talk about it, so she calmly replied, “Let’s go.”

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escorted her out of the hospital. Even after

gave Nicholas a call. “President Sawyer, I’ve sent Mistress back home, but she’s in

cold voice rang out from the other end, but it was filled with

did not hide anything and recounted the words he had heard while standing outside. “Old Mrs. Reinhart

Nicholas’ countenance turned thunderous upon hearing the incident. However, his main concern was Tessa. After hanging up the phone, he swiftly

room when he returned home, and she was

lovely roses from his back. “I

you’ve found out.” She knew that Edward must have told Nicholas about the incident at the hospital;

just treat all that as foolish words spoken by a demented person.” He

arms and spoke dejectedly, “I get your point, but I still can’t shake away the uncomfortable feeling. I don’t understand this. I’ve forgiven her for the things she did in the past, but why did she curse our child so cruelly? Earlier on at the hospital, I thought of just leaving her on her own device and not caring about