Second Chance At Love by Iris Mignon

Chapter 244

Amanda said she could only cough up blood three more times before her life would start to count down.

In the days that followed, she would have to live her dwindling days as best as she could

Fortunately, everything that needed to be arranged was already set. She had even managed to stah Jason in the heart, a wound drep enough to reach the bone, which gave her prace even in death.

“Mrs. Wilson.” Eliza, who was by the bed trying to put Britney to sleep, rushed to support Sophia when she saw her coughing up blood and falling to the ground.

Panic–stricken, she asked, “What’s happening, Mrs. Wilson?”

Sophia leaned weakly against her, trying to reassure her. “It’s nothing. I just had a big argument with Jason. The anger made me cough up some blood, but I feel better now.”

At that moment, the half–asleep little girl began to cry again.

Sophia urged Eliza to comfort Britney while she slipped into the dressing room.

She retrieved a bottle from a hidden compartment, swallowed a few pills, and then collapsed on the floor, waiting for the pain in her abdomen and chest to subside.

Her thin fingers brushed over her slightly protruding belly, feeling the life within. Miraculously, her heavy heart steadied.

From now on,

there was only one thing left for her to do and that was patiently wait for death.

the end of the corridor, smoking heavily. The

never forget the pain of

in

but he was wronged about

This f

a hazy

to her bearing his child, so why would he deliberately prevent her

tried to explain, she wouldn’t listen

hatred, something he could never dissolve no matter how

was the most

weave a beautiful illusion for hirm, letting him taste happiness before dragging him

his most vulnerable spot

stick to him, a constant reminder of their past mingled

into so sorry state. Was it worth it?” West’s

retorted. “We’re both in the same boat.

“Tin tougher than you. I made Luna abort her

of me and wouldn’t dare defy me again. That’s how a man should conquer

stared at him for

“You forced a woman loving you for so many years into

no interest in arguing further. He extinguished his cigarette and

his determination. Hatred wouldn’t matter. He would still keep her by his side

lasting familial blu