His Precious Love

Chapter 464

He knew Rayna was already back at the homestay, though she was not in the best of health. He would like to see her, but an explanation would be a pain, so instead Curtis made a trip to the hospital instead.

He asked the nurse for Vivi’s room and paid her a visit, bringing presents with him. Even before he got to her ward, the sounds of her cries could be heard ringing through the air. A pang of guilt filled his heart.

He came to the ward’s doorstep and saw Vivi crying in her husband’s arms. “No, tell me that’s not true. The babies… I have been carrying them for months. S-So why are they gone now?”

Her husband tried to comfort her, but it had little effect. Vivi only cried harder. “Our babies, darling… Our babies are gone!” It was a truth unacceptable to her and she was on the verge of collapsing.

Curtis waited for nearly ten minutes before he eventually knocked on the door and entered the room.

Vivi remained in her husband’s embrace, crying her broken heart out. She did not seem to realize they had a guest, and nor did her husband as he was busy comforting his wife.

Curtis placed the presents on a cabinet and stood around, watching the couple. If none of this had happened, she would’ve given birth to a pair of beautiful twins just a few months down the line. They would’ve been a happy family.

Curtis lowered his head, apologizing sincerely, “That stew was meant for Rayna. I had no idea she’d give it to you. There was something in it. Good for most people but not for pregnant women. It was… It was something that could cause a miscarriage. I am very, very sorry about your children.”

Vivi raised her head immediately, staring at Curtis in wide-eyed shock. “That was meant for Ms. Garland?”

“Yes.” Curtis stared at the ground. “I asked the chef to make it for her. Worried she might’ve skipped her meal.”

“You give my children back! Give them back!” Vivi shrieked hysterically. She shoved her husband away and leaped out of bed. “You killed my children!” She pounced at him like a tigress, clawing away at him.

Unlike how he stopped Claire in the morning, Curtis let Vivi hit away at him. He was driven by guilt.

could ease her pain. “They hadn’t even gotten the chance to see this world, and now… Now they’re gone. My heart hurts… It hurts. Why did she give me that stew? Now my children are gone, but she’s

gasp for breath, her face pale as a tombstone. Her husband quickly came to

your children back to you, but I can give you something else as compensation.

a look of scorn and mockery. “You think you can measure the worth

a child could be measured by any standard of wealth, but money was all he had for the

gave him a call. Thinking something urgent must’ve come up, he excused himself and exited the ward for the call. “What is

Something happened

to ask for elaboration, but then Vivi said, “Ah, Mr. Faymon, you might not know this,

staring at Vivi

together with her?” Vivi asked, her voice dripping with the venom of hatred. The loss of her child broke her heart and soul. Rayna killed my child. I’ll ruin

pregnant. An ex of hers by the name of Hamilton sired it. I presume she has been keeping it a secret from you? It’s obvious she’s trying to get back together with you so her child would have

frozen

“Sir, this is

mind was filled with the bombshell Vivi told

…

she bought her ticket. And she didn’t even tell Wilson. The

were to find out she was pregnant, he might force her to abort them. Just the thought of it made her suffocate. While she was in the terminal, Rayna made a trip to the restroom and cried

It felt like her mind was just telling her where to walk. That

a sudden and started abusing her, saying weird things like, “Give me back! Give my children back!” Curtis then dragged her to the hospital. The doctor pinned her down on the operating table, and she

drenched in sweat, and her chest throbbed

up. The warmth of her food comforted her somewhat. She could finally calm down and handle everything else life had been throwing

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