Game Over No Second Chances

Chapter 393

Rachel asked, "Serena, help me out, will you? I'll make sure to put in a few good words for you with your dad."

Serena was blocked from leaving. Rachel nagged at her until she finally gave in and helped her back to the room.

That night, Howard's furious pounding on the door jolted her awake.

As soon as she opened it, Howard's palm came swinging toward her. She snapped awake and dodged in time. "Dad, what's got you so worked up in the middle of the night?"

"I told you to take good care of Rachel! And what did you do? You yanked her during the day and made her strain her back. Now she is in so much pain she needs to go to the hospital! If anything happens to my son, I'll beat you to death!"

Howard was seething. Outside, Rachel's pitiful cries echoed through the hall, mixed with Sarah's shrill voice yelling for a car.

It was a whole night of chaos.

Serena could barely keep her eyes open by morning.

In the end, the doctor finally spoke up with a casual tone.

"She got pregnant too soon after the last miscarriage. Her body is weak. Tell her

to take it easy."

Howard's arms, nodding

won't be running around anymore," she

straight at

Mom in the hallway. If not for you, Mom would've made

she heard

all it takes to lose the baby, maybe she should go ahead and book a hospital suite for the next ten months. I'm sure

idea." Howard turned serious

hospital for 10 months. She'd fall into depression

to go that far. I'll just be more careful on my

the blame for nothing. The hallway fits two people. Yet somehow, it can't fit me,

need to check your eyesight as well. It's fine if you're blind, but passing that on to Dad's

immediately demanded over 20 extra

furious her eyes turned red. Sarah tried to stop Howard, but he

Serene yawned and went back to sleep

Rachel went through endless tests until she

relieved. However, he worried Serena might do something impulsive and jeopardize the baby

You're in your first trimester. Don't provoke her. Just find someone to remind her now

home, she

her perfume being too strong, or how the things

house were dusty and made her