Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 920 He Is on Selena's Side

Hospital.

Raymond had already gotten the surveillance footage from Manston Manor. At first, he had no clue what it was until he hit play.

A servant called to fill him in, "Mr. Montague, Max is still in the hospital, getting emergency treatment. It's not looking good." His heart dropped. "Where's Brenda?"

The servant replied, "Mr. Montague, you told us to kick her out, so Ms. Ramirez has left."

Raymond then tried calling Selena. John had set up their phones in the morning, so she should've picked up.

But Selena's phone was on silent, buried in her bag on the couch. She didn't hear it at all. She was busy dealing with Brenda. Selena had gone easy on Brenda, knowing she was pregnant, so she only aimed for her face.

Seeing no answer, Raymond immediately thought Selena had gone after Brenda.

He was on Selena's side; what Brenda did was pretty awful.

But deep down, Raymond couldn't stop thinking about the baby Brenda was carrying.

After this near-death experience, he finally got why Selena was so furious when she found out Brenda was pregnant.

in Brenda's belly; it was about his

reminded her of their baby. It was a deep wound in her

though he and Selena had shared a quiet moment last night, the baby issue would always bring her down, making her question Raymond's character. This wasn't Selena's fault; it was the

when she calmed down,

he'd rather handle it himself than let Selena get her hands

face cold, "Take me to

was still too weak to walk, but his presence was as strong as

from the hospital and helped him

At Ashbourne Manor.

Selena her phone, "Ms.

is quite serious. We're going to try one last resuscitation." Selena's

sorry, Ms. Fair. If this

from her hand, and Selena's

Max, and her almost-subsided anger flared up

grabbed Brenda by the

times, Brenda's face was already swollen, but her will to live kept her

Brenda felt the air being cut off. She couldn't breathe and

losing

the

raised Max for three years and was already on the verge of tears, let