Melinda President Fox’s Love

Chapter 229 Dragging Her Outside the Emergency Room

When Jennifer’s eyes met Stephanie’s pleading gaze, the woman seemed to snap out of it, and there was a glint in her swollen eyes. Something stirred within her. Sensing that Jennifer might have momentarily listened to her reasoning, Stephanie made way for her. Jennifer dragged her grieving body out of the hospital room and walked toward Room 606.

She was going to transfer all her emotions onto Melinda, believing that without her, her son would not have had an accident!

Meanwhile, in the doctor’s office, Mervin looked at the prescription details and signed his name at the bottom. The doctor then advised, “Even though the medicine tastes bitter, it must be taken on time. She has no choice but to overcome it.

“Okay. Thank you, doctor.” Mervin thanked the doctor.

“By the way, please review this prescription and sign it, the doctor added.

“Alright.”

at the entrance of Room 606, Jennifer, who was consumed by rage, abruptly halted her steps. She raised her hand and forcefully pushed the door open, startling Melinda as she sat absentmindedly by the bedside. Melinda looked over upon hearing the door open, only to be met with Jennifer’s angry and

there. As Jennifer slowly made her way toward Melinda, her eyes burned with a desire to skin the woman alive. Before Melinda could even react, Jennifer

stood barefoot on the cold floor. Overwhelmed by pain, Melinda winced and pleaded, “What are you doing? I’ve already disappeared,

that, Jennifer stared at her coldly, then forcefully pulled her out of

Jennifer’s grip was when she struggled to break free. “Please let go of me! Can we talk instead?” Since they were in the hospital, Melinda followed along obediently without making a fuss and kept asking in a low voice, “Where are you

it as an act of vengeance. Melinda, too, came to a halt, and when she looked up, she realized they were

Hobson, and several of Stanley’s attendants who were standing there solemnly. Their expressions were grave upon seeing Melinda. They seemed to have something to say, yet they hesitated to speak. The flickering light above the emergency room door added to the tense

make you pay! You won’t

there?” No one responded, and only Jennifer stared at her spitefully. The next moment, Melinda’s face turned pale,

a corpse, walked out. Her eyes were lifeless and bloodshot. Meanwhile, her body was covered in blood, and her steps lacked