No Remarriage for us Stay Away by Livia Storm

Chapter 154 Miscarriage And Hunger Strike

Chapter 154 Miscarriage And Hunger Strike

Zachary turned a deaf ear, continuing. "I'll have Miranda bring some food over."

"Don't you understand when I told you to get lost?"

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Lenora still had her eyes closed, her voice calm and indifferent. "That makes sense. Otherwise, you wouldn't have locked me in the bedroom."

Zachary stiffened, standing still in silence for a considerable amount of time. "All right," he finally conceded, "I'll leave. Once Miranda arrives, make sure you eat something

He slowly stepped out of the hospital room, taking a seat on the chair by the door. His eyes were bloodshot.

Upon hearing the creak of the door, Lenora let out a sigh of relief. Only then did she slowly open her eyes. Her eyes were rimmed red, brimming with unshed tears that she couldn't hold back any longer. When she faced Zachary, all she could do was clutch the bedsheet rightly, restraining herself to prevent losing control.

She had never felt such regret before, regret for falling in love with Zachary and marrying him.

Lenora knew that it was her destiny not to be surrounded by her loved ones. Her family had passed away one after another, leaving her alone,

Therefore, she had desired to have a child of her own.

Therefore, even if she were to divorce Zachary, she still wanted to give birth to this child.

This was her own child.

Yet, this hope, in the end, was just hope.

She didn't give birth to her child.

She would never have her own children again.

In this world, she remained alone.

If, back then, he had not chosen to marry Zachary, perhaps things would have turned out differently. Why didn't the world entertain "what ifs

Miranda brought over lunch and chicken broth. Looking at Lenora's pale little face, she let out a sigh. Mrs. Fuller, please eat something."

"Don't call me Mrs. Fullert

Startled, Miranda glanced toward the door before she softly said, "Ms. Wilkin, please have something to eal"

"I'm not hungry right now, Just leave it there," Lenora said calmly, staring at the white ceiling.

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while? I need some time to myself." With a sense of helplessness, Miranda stepped outside. She spotted Zachary at the end of the corridor, smoking, and

Fuller still

the cigarette, tapping off the ash. "Let's give her some

smoke drifted with the wind,

ground was littered with

were bloodshot and veined with red, Miranda couldn't

was unclear when he started, but his

break for days, probably relying on smoking to keep himself alert and awake. Alternatively, these two realities

indeed her fault. If she hadn't gone grocery shopping at that time, Lenora wouldn't

it seemed like this young

come to remove the IV from Lenora's

Zachary once again entered the

stiffened, taking two steps forward and

desire

kept her eyes closed, showing no reaction

Until

next-day, Lenora hadn't touched a drop of water or any

in the hospital corridor outside the

long while, he finally made up his mind

Zachary?" Jonas voice came through the

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and she's refusing to eat or drink anything. I need you to come over and talk to her!" Zachary gripped his phone tightly, his tone carrying a hint of command. He reckoned since

phone. Then came Jonas' accusatory question. "Zachary! Was it you who caused her miscarriage? Why

Zachary provided the address.

Jonas said before promptly

hour later, Jonas arrived in front of the hospital room, where

due to Lenora. More likely, it was because of the death of his grandfather,

before pushing the door open

the person for Zachary, staying silent with

by the bedside. In a soft voice, he said,

Upon hearing the sound, Lenora slowly opened her eyes and looked

breakfast laid out on the table, he asked, "Have you had breakfast yet? Do you want me to feed

eat right now. Lenora

look at it from my perspective, from the perspective of a friend who cares about you. The loss of this child isn't necessarily a bad thing. Don't take it the wrong way for my bluntness, but think about it Lenora stared straight at the ceiling, her eyes as calm and lifeless as a stagnant pool, devoid of any

she could

about