Tempted Trapped and Too Late to Run

Chapter 705

Things were tense—there was no time to worry about anything else.

Mrs. Ferguson's nerves kicked in fast. "Then what are we waiting for? If something happens to Dylan, what will happen to the Ferguson family?"

Among the younger Fergusons, no one else could step up. Dylan was in a league of his own, miles ahead of everyone. If an accident happened because of this... the consequences would be unthinkable.

Tara lowered her eyes, catching the hesitation on the old man's face.

She took a steadying breath and bowed her head. "Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. Ferguson, I understand you have your own plans. I'm not here to get in the way. I love Dylan. I'll do anything for him. Even if people laugh at me, I'll have no regrets. I... I want to have a child with Dylan. After that, I'll go abroad with the baby. I promise I won't trouble the Ferguson family."

Mrs. Warren saw her granddaughter's humility and felt her heart twist.

"Tara, honey, why are you doing this to yourself?"

words were filled with honesty. "Ever since I was little, I knew I was supposed to marry Dylan. He loves someone else, and I'm willing to let him go. But I hope you'll let me have just this—just one day with him, just a brief connection, after all

anyone say after

let out a long sigh and turned to the doctor.

a long time. Today's medication mixed badly with what's already in his system. If I give him anything else right now, it could be too much for him. The safest thing is to let today's medicine work itself out, and we'll sort out his

do end up having a child, we'll never let that child be left behind. If the chance comes, I'll make sure you get the recognition you deserve. But for now, you'll have to wait. This is the best

and happiness washed over Tara's face. She lifted her head,

Warren flushed with

alone. All those promises about the future? Empty words! Tara, are you

again as she grabbed Mrs.

I'm sorry. But I really love Dylan. Please, just let me be foolish this once. After

word came straight from

Warren tried to stop her now, she'd only come across

away, almost stumbling under the weight of it