Chapter 17

Diana’s mind had grown numb.

She could only clutch her lower abdomen tightly as tears streamed down her eyes.

It was a heartbreak that deprived her of all sanity, leaving her with only a mother’s instinct.

Her baby…

She was about to lose her baby!

This was the baby she had been looking forward to for so long!

Yet, he was about to be brutally murdered by his own father!

In her desperation, Diana seemed to have been endowed with infinite strength as she lunged toward Julian.

She jumped over the many doctors and pounced directly on Julian.

She hated him!

She hated the fact that Julian had turned a blind eye to her pleas for help when he was right beside her, and chose that woman instead of her over and over again!

Were it not for that, she wouldn’t have fallen into a coma due to a simple cold. He wouldn’t have found out that she was pregnant, and she would be able to protect her baby!

Diana clenched her teeth in anger. Hatred and resentment toward Julian filled her as she recalled his cruel tone when he announced that the baby must die. “Why did you marry me in the first place if you don’t love me? Why did you treat me so well during our marriage?!”

He let her think that she was the happiest woman in the world, but it was in fact all just a joke. A big, sick joke!

She punched the man in front of her frantically, fury and rage boiling within her as she yelled, “You’re heartless! You’re completely heartless!”

Julian, meanwhile, was a little confused.

It was true he let her down last night.

He shouldn’t have assumed that he could relax when her fever subsided. No one would have expected Diana to be suffering from type B influenza rather than a common cold. This disease mostly attacked the elderly, children, and pregnant women, with repeated high fever and body aches as the main symptoms.

Although Diana didn’t belong to those groups, her physique was indeed really weak.

Julian knew he shouldn’t have let Vans leave last night.

Diana, she remained agitated. She seemed

hand

his harsh rebuke made her

and she immediately looked around. She realized that everything around her was different compared to what she had seen earlier. The ward wasn’t pure white, but was filled with warm home decorations. It was the VIP suite in the

that everything she saw earlier was just a

had been too scared and

dreamt of Julian abandoning her after

was

was just

when Julian’s fingers landed on her lower abdomen, her lingering fear resurfaced. Her face grew pale, and she raised her almond eyes to look at him.

less about her and

got was just his

back from buying dinner, heard the commotion in the room and

misunderstand the situation and assume that her baby was

her breathing and signify

Diana understood

did Diana realize that she had exaggerated a little. The baby was only nine weeks old, and her lower abdomen was still relatively flat now.

had been confused as she was too

to having a baby. In the past three years, they spent a lot of effort yet she failed to conceive. If Julian knew of the existence of the baby, he definitely wouldn’t be as cruel as he was in

the baby away from her once he found out about

little as she

nervous.

cruel as to

acted so wildly when she hit Julian earlier. Had she

so careless and impulsive as a

wished she could slap herself

grown exhausted from

quietly to

hands, she recalled the time they got married; he had held her just as tightly. Yet, everything changed after

She was fed up with Julian leaning toward that woman again and again whenever he was caught between her and that woman. She also didn’t want

and paused. A tinge of nervousness that he didn’t even notice flashed across his eyes as

last bit of hope and expectation in Diana’s heart

agreement after so long was because he was somewhat reluctant. In the end, the only person

if someone had dug a hole in

at the impeccably handsome man in front of her and said slowly, “Do you know that I spent a hundred million dollars to buy

should

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