What Separates Me and You

What Separates Me and You by Victoria Wilson

Chapter 34 I Want to Keep the Child

Lewis picked up his coat and glanced at Sierra. “Anything else?”

Sierra pouted, looking at him with a hint of frustration. “Can’t you stay?”

“No,” he answered firmly and added, “not tonight.”

Sierra gritted her teeth in annoyance. Knowing that he would not change his mind, she released her grip on Lewis with a huff.

“Forget it; go ahead and leave.”

She had stayed up late to keep him company because she thought that he wouldn’t leave at this hour.

Who knew that she was just deluding herself?

Sierra realized that Lewis had the ability to make her experience a rollercoaster of emotions in the span of a few seconds.

For a moment, she would feel that he cared about her, and in the next second, her hopes would be dashed.

If Sierra didn’t have a sound state of mind, she would have been driven crazy by his volatile behavior!

Lewis left without even looking back. It was as if the gentle, meticulous man who had tended to her wounds was just an illusion.

At the community clinic, Josephine was propped up on a bed, her lips blue from the cold.

Beside her, there were two police officers and the security guard from last night.

“I heard the sound of breaking glass while I was patrolling last night, that’s when I found her. After bringing her here, I called the police. That’s everything that happened,” the security guard explained.

He had almost left the park last night. At her wit’s end, Josephine found a stone on the ground and threw it at a window nearby. The security guard heard the noise and found her lying on the ground.

The person whose window was broken also showed up. It was an old woman who was demanding compensation from Josephine.

The police placed Josephine’s suitcase at the end of the bed and asked, “Is this your suitcase?”

and looked at the young police officer in front of her.

happened, we will go after those two men as soon as possible. This is the address of the disability welfare center in

blankly at the business card in his hand for a

to take it and gestured her

at your house, and it’s merely cracked. You can fix it up with some glue, so there’s no need

a hint of disdain, but she didn’t let it show on her face.” Alright, I’m just really unlucky

woman’s complaints, and she hung her head.

young policeman said to Josephine, “I’ll cover your medical expenses for now. If

Josephine nodded.

the police left, the woman stayed behind.

dumb woman, you have to compensate me

and didn’t look like a vicious person. However, her vulgar tone

endured the pain and bent down to lift the suitcase. She opened it and gestured for the woman to

money. Since Lewis was the one who bought all her clothes, they should be worth a

through the clothes in Josephine’s suitcase. After examining them,

I spent three thousand dollars on my window. These clothes

muttered as she gathered all the

let you go out of pity. Don’t go around

her empty suitcase, there were only two

and

her hands were worth as much

the mood to care about her clothes now, she was more worried about

the room to find a

clinic with only two floors. The first floor was for outpatients, and

working there, and

that there were no other patients. inside, so she knocked on the door

when he saw

of the other doctors were called in

a larger hospital, but since Josephine. had no family, they had no choice but to let her stay there for

pushing a

pen and wrote on

condition?”

while. “How should I put it? Your baby’s pretty lucky to be alive. However, it’s very weak right now. Even if you manage to keep this pregnancy, I foresee multiple issues later on. You might even suffer a miscarriage. My advice is to