From Hatred to Passionate Love Amelia Hart

Chapter 62 Kelvin, I hate you

She had survived, . Bbut what about her child?

The nurse had just left and wouldn't come back, and. Penelope's voice was too weak to be heard outside.

She uncovered the blanket and struggled to get out of bed.

As soon as her feet touched the ground, they went weak, almost buckling.

Penelope gritted her teeth and persisted in walking out. "Nurse, what happened to my child..."

Did it die? Or is it alivesurvive or not?"

She finally made it to the door, which was pushed open from the outside.

Raising her head, Penelope locked eyes with fell into Kelvin's deep gazeeyes.

They locked eyes forstared at each other for two seconds, and she gritted her teeth, clinging tightly to his sleeve, desperately shouting, "Kelvin! Did Yyou terminate my pregnancyaborted my child, didn't you...? You must have definitely did!"

Penelope's eyes were bloodshot with a burning hatred as she and filled with hatred as she stared straight at him.

Kelvin clearly saw the intensity of her angerhatred in her eyes, so profound and intense..

So intense.

She hated him.

Yes, she should hate him, just like...as he had always hated her. He had thrown

Because of that hate, Kelvin threw Penelope into the psychiatric hospital out of hatred..

Because of that hate, all she wanted was to escape from him.

Seeing Kelvin's silence, Penelope shook his arm desperately. "Answer me! Where isWhat happened to my child... You aborted him without my consent. Who gave you the right! Why didn't you ask for my permission?...""

"Kelvin, that's a living lifebeing., hHow could you do that?"

"While I was unconscious, you took that decisiondealt with it directly. WThen why didn't you just let me drown in the lake, to let me die with my child!"

Penelope accused with aher voice hoarse voice, punchingas she pounded Kelvin's chest.

it was like ticklinga feeble attempt. She bit her lower lip until

spoke in a calm tone, "Penelope, maybe it was

I'm asking

shouldn't have married

left me in the psychiatric hospital. We only needed that chance encounter, and we should have

At the time, he thought that since Penelope was easy to controlcontrol, and he had leverage over her, she was the perfect candidate for Mrs. Davis. Little did he know... that Ddespite all the calculations, he had miscalculated his

teeth and said, "I don't want to stay by your side either,! Kelvin!, tThe divorce agreement was signed long ago,. ILet me go;, I'm willing to go

can't go

her strength had been drained instantly, and she fell

me,"" Penelope struggled. Instead, Kelvin easily carried her horizontally aand gently placed her back on the hospital bed. "I've already jumped, why

can't die. At least, I never promised you

voice choked, "Then should my child die? Kelvin, you saved me this time, but you won't be able to save me next time!

complete sense of relaxation. Uunprecedented sense of relief. The only thing she felt sorry for was her child. Perhaps her death could bring peace

to die, I dare towill bury your

in horror, "You, you...' He is truly aare truly the

into thinking that your death will solve everything," Kelvin warned again, "If you continue to hold onto such thoughts,

stared at him tightly, but she couldn't do anything. All she could do was repeat,

next chapter is just a

just listened silently. After several minutes, he opened a bottle of water and

Penelope didn't accept it.

he commanded in his usual

took it and threw it directly at Kelvin! She was the first person in LA to dare to throw water at Kelvin! But the water missed, as Kelvin sidestepped.. Penelope angrily threw the empty bottle

don't want to

the rest of your life." Saying that, Kelvin said with determination, bent down, and leaneding close

be stuck by my side forever.

even keep

you fear that I won't spare

couldn't harm me when you were alive;, what kind of

a firm grasp

fight, and certainly

down hard

wearing a thin

Penelope's teeth pierced through

with all her strength, wishing she

motionless, his hands resting on her

didn't even make a

that she hadn't bitten hard enough,