Chapter 251 From Now On, You’re Only a Benefactor

Kelvin’s forehead veins bulged, and he took a deep breath to calm himself before speaking in a low voice. “Go back! From now on, you’re just my lifesaver. After your illness is cured, I don’t owe you anything.”

Abbie couldn’t believe that Kelvin wanted to draw the line because of a child. “Kelvin, no! I know I was wrong… If you want an heir, I can give birth to your child too! Whatever Cheyenne can do, I can do it too. Please just look at me.”

Her heart disease wasn’t as severe as she thought; pregnancy would be harder than usual for her but if this was Kelvin’s child, then she would gladly bear the pain.

“Enough, Abbie! You still don’t know where you went wrong!”

Kelvin’s furious appearance frightened the employees outside who shivered in fear.

Wasn’t the CEO supposed to dote on Miss Berry? Why were they fighting so fiercely?

Abbie tried hard to pinch her thigh to make tears well up in her eyes; she couldn’t lose Kelvin.

Absolutely not!

Her father died early and her mother remarried… She had just fallen out with Cody’s family and old Mr. Foley didn’t like her either.

The only person she could rely on was Kelvin.

old, she waited for him

he take

moment without hearing anything from her, Kelvin turned around only to see Abbie having a heart attack with a pale face covered in sweat and falling onto the sofa, Before passing out, she called his name

Damn!

“Chris!”

hearing that Kelvin call his name, Chris quickly put out his cigarette and walked inside. “You carry her

“Yes.”

CEO’s order, so Chris had no choice but endure his disgust

suddenly kicked

you think an inferior servant like yourself is worthy enough of touching

Abby resisted Chris’ touch,

CEO. It wasn’t that he was unwilling, but Miss Berry seemed to

ground. “The real you is this arrogant, right? Since you don’t

mournful cries echoing for a long time. Outside the door, people were filled with both schadenfreude and the belief that the CEO

had been replaced by a luxurious white shag rug. Omari had also swapped out the macaron-colored chandelier for a crystal flower-shaped

white cabinets were still there but now adorned with black curtains instead of pink ones. Iker thought it

the last vintage European-style magnolia wall lamp himself, Omari hung up a painting of a girl who appeared to be about seventeen or eighteen years old in her school uniform with long hair cascading down her shoulders. Her face was

then she looked genuinely happy and innocent like a little

after just one glance; this woman could easily attract wealthy men based on looks alone but he knew Cheyenne wasn’t just eye candy. She excelled in medicine, painting dance… everything really! Any one of those talents would have been enough to boast about but she remained humble and

I bought this

Omari had no idea. The gallery owner said it was a young man who was getting ready to move and didn’t want

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