Secretary’s Secret Lover by Zayla Quinn

Chapter 266 She Does Not Want to Give Up

Jamie pressed the tip of his tongue in and forced Ellen to send her medicine to her throat.

Ellen felt so dizzy that she could not resist at all.

Just like this, Jamie fed three or four pills before he stopped. He pinched Ellen’s cheek and inexplicably got angry.

“When did you develop a bad habit of not taking medicine when you are sick?”

Ellen seemed to have heard something funny and burst into tears from laughing.

“I want to. But you threw it away.”

It was her life–renewing medicine, which would not hurt her body. It was especially effective for relieving pain.

Ellen did not know how Kenyon got it, but he had gone for several days for the medicine. It must be very laborious.

But now that the medicine had entered the sewers, it was as if her way put had been cut off. Ellen’s vision was pitch black, and she could no longer see any way out.

When Jamie saw Ellen mention the contraceptive that he had just thrown away, his eyes unconsciously narrowed, and the hand that was pinching her cheeks slightly exerted force.

Ellen was so obsessed with the bottle of contraceptives that could be bought anywhere.

It could be seen that Ellen detested having Jamie’s child.

The more Jamie thought about it, the more he felt that the only way to keep Ellen around was to make her have a child.

When Jamie thought of the dead baby, his face darkened. For the first time, he felt pity for a pool of flesh that had not yet formed.

“It was for your own good that I didn’t let you eat it.” Jamie’s voice sounded creepy in the night.

Ellen’s watery eyes lost their luster, and she mocked herself, “Thank you for your good intentions.”

Jamie did not care much about her ridicule. In any case, he would not change his decision.

No matter what, Jamie would let Ellen give him a child.

They were pondering over the same thing.

Ellen felt as if there was a fire inside her. It burnt more and more vigorously.

Ellen had been kind since she was a child and had never done anything evil, but fate wanted her to die.

Her father’s operation was imminent, and Ellen did not take medicine. She did not know if she could take it until her father’s operation ended.

eyes were gloomy, as if there was no hope, and she murmured, “Jamie, have you ever thought that if I don’t take the medicine, I may die tomorrow?”

his heart had been stabbed by something.

speak with a sullen face when he heard Ellen say self–mockingly, “But if

Jamie’s darkened face

of your wedding. Hey, it is quite consistent

never been so talkative.

let herself be and just said whatever she thought

He was burning with anger, but his back was covered in a

he felt a chill in his

could not bear to hear those hypotheses. Each word made him feel like he was being pricked by

been pierced by Ellen, and

teeth, and said angrily, “You say

and said with a smile,

Jamie relaxed.

knew it was like this. Ellen was a scheming liar. He almost fell for

Jamie calmed his tone and said lightly, “As long as you listen to me, I will not make you suffer too much and will even give you a good life.”

a smile, “Mr. McBride, what should I do? To be your

and

was not afraid, as if there was nothing to be afraid

how about turning me into a

an instant, Jamie

Death…

understand why Ellen kept mentioning

her to look up. “Do you want to die so much?” His

cold.

taking a bath, which was Ellen’s favorite

at that moment, Ellen felt extremely disgusted with this smell because it

word by word, “What I mean is

me!”

and he said ruthlessly, “Do you think you can

were like a pool of stagnant water, lifeless. “Do you think you

pissed off.

wished he could strangle Ellen to death.

too pale. She was like a plastic doll made of glass as if she would shatter into

touch.

all the strength he had exerted was like hitting cotton,

Jamie was furious.

head and

warmth, and he ruthlessly pressed down on Ellen’s

nausea,

violently and threw up at the trash can, but she did not eat anything and only

slap on Jamie’s face.

he so disgusting?

handsome face was

“Good, Ellen.”

extreme hatred, “Unfortunately, you can only be at my mercy for