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Chapter 228 The Unfairness

Maggie couldn’t quite articulate the reason, but her heart inexplicably tightened, adding a touch of

nervousness.

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“Okay.”

She accompanied Samuel to a nearby seat and extended her wrist across the table.

Samuel gently took her pulse, his concentration unwavering.

Meanwhile, Timmothy stood nearby, a slight furrow creasing his brow.

With each passing moment, Maggie’s heart grew heavier. Samuel’s demeanour lacked optimism, signalling a worrisome development.

After some time, Samuel withdrew his hand slowly, deliberating before speaking.

Maggie and Timmothy refrained from pushing for responses, and it wasn’t until later that Samuel asked, “Ms. Adam, do you have any particular tastes in food? Have you been prescribed any medication to maintain your health?”

Maggie halted to ponder. “I haven’t been on any medication lately. When you mention particular food. could you clarify what you’re referring to?”

“Like something that might have poisonous substances,” Samuel elucidated gradually.

Maggie was startled, feeling her spirits plummet.

Poisonous substances in my food? Was he insinuating that I might have been poisoned?

Maybe there weren’t any poisonous substances in her food after all. It might have been Samuel’s subtle way of cautioning her.

“Are you suggesting that I’m displaying symptoms of poisoning?” Maggie fixed her gaze on Samuel, her voice barely above a whisper.

Samuel paused briefly before replying, “Based on the analysis of your pulse, it seems that the effects of the poisoning have been building up in your body for quite some time. It’s a worrisome circumstance.”

Maggie was shocked suddenly.

I was poisoned?

But in my previous life, I never heard

Hold on, Mr. Hudson remark about the prolonged poisoning suggested it wasn’t a recent occurrence since my rebirth. So, is it conceivable that I was also poisoned in my previous life?

Maggie tried to catch elusive thoughts that slipped away from her mind like quicksilver.

“Is there any remedy?” Timmothy inquired, his brow creased with worry and voice resonant.

“It’s a formidable predicament. I don’t

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mountain but depart slowly like pulling silk. Poisoning follows a similar

taken place not long ago, I’d be roughly eighty percent

situation now.

but both Maggie and Timmothy grasped its meaning.

Maggie locked eyes with Samuel, silently pleading for

has about five to six years remaining,” he

this, Maggie’s heart sank a notch

that’s the

twenty–fourth, and in another five to six years, she’d be approaching thirty. In her previous life, when Joseph had abducted her and posed a threat

suddenly became lucid

measures to shield her from the truth in her previous life,

as she remained alive, Joseph and his family stood a chance of survival. Otherwise, Nathael would have undoubtedly eradicated them.

Joseph unexpectedly abducted her, demanding a sizable ransom.

abrupt

Joseph had endured for such a prolonged period, only to reach a breaking point precisely when Nathael’s

for such a drastic step, jeopardizing everything by

Hudson’s words proved accurate, everything

before reaching thirty signified that once she was gone, Nathael would show no mercy

and the rest comprehended this reality thoroughly, prompting their

glimmer of hope

awaited her demise, their fate

What about Nathael?

know

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past year or two, a period during which her hostility towards

to her blindness and disfigurement, most of

become familiar with his company.

her health appeared to decline over those two years, frequently suffering from bouts of coughing up blood and making frequent

Nathael dedicating more time to her, his hectic agenda, influenced by the influential Harrises and the necessity to fend off familial plots, kept him

“Is my

stayed quiet for a brief period, then hugged her and murmured, “You harbour disdain for me, it’s only natural that you won’t depart without a struggle.

hence,

she softly laughed, “Once I’m gone, you’ll be free.

felt like a weighty burden, subject

was the sole individual who fully

weighed heavily on his

with tears as he tightly held her hand. “But you haven’t endured adequate

reason behind my illness?

“When Sierra orchestrated your abduction, you suffered significant injuries to your