And The Daddy Is… The Infertile Guy?!

Chapter 138

“Bitch, you want to be with Bainbridge? In your dream!” Vivien shouted.

“Vivien, watch me step in. What are you gonna do about it, huh?” Fanny retorted.

The two women were throwing punches and kicks, tearing at each other’s clothes, each intent on beating the other to a pulp.

Bainbridge stood by, his face a brooding storm, not lifting a finger to break up the fight. Tonight’s events were so unexpected, and he had a nagging suspicion that Howard had set him up. Who else would raid a penthouse suite for a vice bust?

Sure, he and Fanny had a financial arrangement that wasn’t exactly above board, and now, they were both hauled off to the precinct.

A sudden shriek pierced the air. Vivien clutched her stomach, her face twisted in agony.

“My stomach hurts.” She collapsed to the floor, Fanny frozen in panic beside her.

“Call an ambulance, for crying out loud.”

Bainbridge quickly knelt down and scooped Vivien into his arms, noticing a crimson stain spreading across her legs.

Only then did he realize the gravity of the situation – Vivien was having a miscarriage.

the Sawyers would be livid, and Warren would be even more displeased with him.

didn’t mean to harm her child,” Fanny

a cold glare, devoid of his usual

In Room 2106 at Bayridge

bed, a TV remote

a fog had settled over her eyes. She seemed completely lost in her own world, her eyes unfocused, her

blared a news interview

Vice President of the Health Association, speaking.

wore a suit and tie, looking every inch the authority figure.

betrayed a touch

fight against malpractice to the end. We’ll cleanse the entire medical community of its scoundrels to protect the lives and rights of the common folk. Particularly those practicing without a license, seeking

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from the industry for life,” he declared, his

the power behind Lifespan Locust Pharmacy, she might have believed he was a principled, good doctor.

asked, “Mr. Ferdinand, are you referring to the recent case involving Bayridge Hospital intern Gwendolyn? Do

of their condition. She also ignored hospital policies, writing prescriptions on her own. In ancient times, this would be considered disloyal, unrighteous, and inhumane, unworthy of the

that Gwendolyn was banned from