Love and Devotion No Longer His to Claim by Dream Fish

Chapter 385

Zayn collapsed to the ground, his entire being radiating disbelief. He looked as if he were about to be crushed by this sudden blow.

How could this happen? Why did it happen?

"Zayn, we shouldn't be together anymore. I can't change your parents' mindset. Besides, you already have a fiancée, and our child is gone..."

Mia wiped away her tears, looking utterly shattered. Anyone who saw her would pity her.

Zayn's face turned pale in an instant. He abruptly stood up and grasped Mia's hand. "Don't say that. Please don't. I won't marry anyone else, and I won't be engaged to anyone else. You are my one and only-"

"One and only? She killed your child, you fool! And you're still begging her to stay? For what?" At that moment, Florence's furious voice rang out from outside the hospital room.

Both Zayn and Mia froze. Mia's expression became even more troubled, and her eyes brimmed with unshed tears.

"Wait for me here," Zayn said with a smile. "I'll be right back."

stepped out, the sorrow on Mia's face

Florence broke into a fierce

for being irrational and obsessing over a woman who was unworthy and so incapable that she couldn't even keep her

Mia, causing them to lose the baby. He blamed Florence for Mia's decision to leave him. In fact, he blamed all his

fight lasted for over half an hour, and Florence ended up

attempted to reprimand Zayn for being a bad son, he also gave her a piece

the surveillance footage, Angela was stunned. She had never expected to see Zayn, the obedient son, so reckless

Angela turned to Mia. "Do you feel better

I can't break up with him just yet. If I do, his mother will go all out

hits. Besides, I

Mia seemed to have disappeared. She now understood her strengths and weaknesses, as well as what she needed. This was already the best possible change anyone

"Not bad. As long as you know what to

suddenly asked, "What about

off guard. "What about me? I'm doing just

smiled enigmatically, as if to say Angela's situation was the textbook case of how an outsider always had clarity, whereas one would be clueless