A Graduation Gift

Chapter 136 Ivy's Bet

The quiet villa started to become noisy prompting the servants to come out and check what was going on.

Jill, who had been asleep, was woken up by Ivy's scream. She sat up with a start.

"Horace! Wake up! Was that Ivy screaming?"

Jill shook Horace awake before she got off the bed and ran outside.

She could not help screaming when she saw Ivy lying lifelessly in Lionel's arms.

"Oh my gosh! What happened to her?"

Jill ran downstairs in a rush, almost knocking Cassandra down when she passed by her. Cassandra's head went blank at that time. She staggered on the impact; her legs buckled and she landed sharply on the stair; her hand that still held the railing broke her fall. She wasn't yet to understand what had happened.

"Wake up, Ivy! Driver! Where is the driver? Take her to the hospital. Hurry!"

Jill grew extremely distressed at the situation. Ivy was pregnant! What if the baby was hurt?

Everyone was shouting loudly and engaged in taking care of Ivy. Cassandra sensed the darkness closing in on her.

She remembered that she got rid of Ivy's grip and walked a few steps away. But how had she tumbled down the stairs?

Did she push Ivy with great strength so that she lost her balance?

Ivy's face paled dreadfully. Cassandra felt something terrible might have happened.

Suddenly, Jill screamed and raised her trembling hands.

Everyone turned to find her palms covered in blood.

Lionel lowered his head to see what was wrong. Ivy's lower body was bathed in blood. It was indeed a terrible sight to behold!

"Ivy! Please! Wake up!"

sobbed Lionel as he anxiously stroked Ivy's face.

However, Ivy still remained motionless, eyes closed.

Fear had taken hold of Lionel's heart. The fear was like a venomous shadow that clung on to him.

was the woman whom he had loved for many years. He had wanted to marry her. But now she had

turned in rage and glared at Cassandra with

angrily.

in his eyes as if the next second, he would

They were like the bloodied

push Ivy

Cassandra. She had been curious about how Ivy had tumbled down the stairs. It

explain but no words came out. She did not know what

and would have never hurt

was paralyzed with

Ivy. Their conversation was not known to anyone except for the fact that Cassandra was present when rolled down the stairs. Lionel had managed to catch her, and her last words, just in time. Not only

she could do or say to clear

and the Tang family. However, her every effort had been in vain. Ivy could no longer bear her presence near the Tangs. Her hatred for Cassandra was

of this baby to the Tang family. Should Cassandra be blamed as the

the Tang family would hate her guts!

her to the hospital RIGHT NOW. I've already called Jenks. The director of

and rage. Lionel came to himself and instinctively knew what he had to do. He picked up Ivy in his arms and ran out to the

tree. Just look at how terrible Vernon is, his daughter is no different. Do you know something, Cassandra? I will accuse you of intentional injury! You will soon be on your way to join your father in prison. Go keep your

Cassandra venomously. The more she cursed, the more agitated she became. She even

are you sitting on the ground and pretending to be the victim!? How are you

her with great strength. Cassandra almost fell

"Stop it!"

stopped cursing and fighting against Cassandra. He, too, was deeply agitated

back to your rooms and wait for

that. A few servants immediately attended to the bloody debris of Ivy's fall. Jill let go of Cassandra, stared

the stair and tried to hoist herself with the help of the railing.

not remember how she walked back to her room and went

but his

was Rufus when she was desperate, but she was

for his return, hoping that she would know instantly when he

she had to wait all night, Rufus still did

hospital. Time seemed to slow down for him. It felt like the

approached the surgery room and Lionel met with him immediately.

to check on the progress of the surgery,

longer the

go and check

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