Unmasking the Heiress by Sisi Yea

Chapter 622

Evangeline's eyes briefly touched the medical report before she smoothed it out on the bed, angled for Walter to see.

She had just gone through the wringer, enduring a painful procedure to help the doctors with their tests. The results were in, and the thick 30-page report seemed to end too quickly for her liking. The doctor's final verdict, after comparing her new results with the previous ones, was a bombshell that rocked her world.

As she glared at Walter, the source of her misery, her heart seethed with hate.

If only she were not so drained, she would confront him, demanding to know what he would give for the lives of Cole and their baby.

Evangeline knew better than to let her anger take over. She closed her eyes, trapping the fury behind her dark lashes. When she opened them again, Walter had the report in his hands.

Roslyn hovered anxiously by Evangeline's hospital bed, her eyes locked on her friend with unwavering intensity.

Out of the blue, Evangeline's voice cut through the silence. "Roslyn, step out for a bit, will you? I need to have a word with Walter."

Her voice was eerily even, her emotions unreadable. She had reached a decision, a turning point, right after she had glanced at the lab report and let it fall from her hands.

to close the

gone, the baby lost, their connection had been reduced to nothing more

shadow and chase the happiness Cole had wished for her in his

was calm, a serene lake

her feet seemingly

to Evangeline and her meticulous care, which was why she had left to prepare a healing brothe the old house. However, Roslyn was carrying the weight of a terrible mistake-she had served Evangeline drugged milk that led to the loss of her child. The

be unforgivable, not just to Julieta, but

Evangeline, sensing Roslyn's inner

against

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with a gentle squint and a soft whisper, "Go ahead, the bodyguard's right

me. I'll be fine."

be careful, okay?" Roslyn replied, finally stepping

as they scanned Walter, a sharp glare warning him before she took her time strolling out of the hospital

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