Dark Secrets of the Blind Husband

Chapter 216 A Coffee From Ian

Lucy still found it unbelievable. “Doctor, isn’t it caused by intensive exercise?”

The doctor heaved a sigh. “I guess you’re students from the nearby medical school. If you’re at medical student, you should know that one pill is enough to cause a miscarriage when the woman is only two weeks pregnant. If it’s caused by intensive exercise, most would only show signs of miscarriage but not such severe bleeding. Moreover, her blood test result just came out, showing residual drug components in her body.”

The doctor sighed. “You should take care of yourself, knowing there’s a possibility of conceiving. Look how sad your boyfriend is now,”

With that, the doctor shook his head and walked away, leaving Cherise stupefied.

Little did she expect the miscarriage was caused by drugs…

They departed from the Shaw’s village yesterday morning and only arrived in Adania in the afternoon. Then, she took a nap at home and was asked out by Ian…

Suddenly, she knitted her brows. Yesterday, all she ate was breakfast at Sarah’s place, the dinner Frances prepared, and… a cup of coffee lan ordered.

That coffee was placed on the table before she arrived and had turned cold when she drank it.

A chill ran down her spine. Cerise shivered. No… It’s impossible… How could Ian…

besides Ian, she couldn’t think of other possibilities. Sarah wouldn’t

people, the remaining person had

Lucy and asked, “Where did

was startled. “I didn’t

to look at Cherise,

forcefully. “I… went to meet

who told her Damien wasn’t blind, and he made a bet with her to

who gave her that cup of

could

Damien narrowed his eyes and smirked coldly. He believed

an act.

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no good!” Lucy smashed what was in her hand onto the

could you secretly meet up

he wanted

gasped, “So, was he the one who told you Damien wasn’t

lowered her head. Although she didn’t want to

told you he’s unreliable, but you insisted on trusting him! You even brought Damien to see Dr. Johnson, claiming he

for words to defend herself. It was her fault she thought Ian was diligent