Billionaire’s Reborn Baby

When Emily and Maury arrived at the hospital, Elsie was still in the operating room. The nurse kept walking in and out with blood bags in her hand. The atmosphere was tense and anxious.

Maury frowned and asked Eliot, “What happened? Why did she have a car accident?”

Eliot didn’t say anything but looked at Emily from afar.

Emily looked at him calmly.

She saw the picture in his hand.

She decided it was time for a showdown.

It was long enough.

She closed her eyes slightly. She would still have nightmares about a dagger piercing towards her heart, but she would always wake up before the stabbing. Occasionally, she would see the dagger piercing towards Vincent…

Perhaps she had done that before in real life, and thus she was no longer seized by fear and despair when she had a nightmare. She thought it was time to have everything settled.

Eliot walked to Emily without a word. Maury followed behind him with a frown, “I’m talking to you, and you are unheeding? Let me tell you….”

Eliot spread out the painting in his hand and asked, “Did you draw it?”

Maury was surprised. He looked at the painting, and turned to Emily with astonishment. Then he turned to Eliot and said, “What are you saying? How come Emily would draw….”

But to his surprise, Emily nodded.

“I drew it.” she said.

Eliot’s eyes turned red abruptly. He asked, “Did you do it?”

Maury was confused. Before he could recover from the shock that Emily drew this painting, he saw Emily nod yes.

“What? What did Emily do?” Maury interposed. His gazed at them with surprise and confusion. Then he focused on the painting and praised sincerely, “Emily, did you draw this painting? Since when did you draw so well?”

“Why?” Eliot shed a tear and it fell on the back of Emily’s hand.

She looked down at that tear. It was warm and real.

She had imagined about this scene for many times. It may happen in the Britt’s, the company, a room, a banquet, a lounge, any place other than a hospital.

Why?

If she said that Elsie had killed her in her previous life, would he believe it?

Even if he did, he would never forgive her. It wasn’t something that happened in this life, so there wasn’t any excuse for her to hurt his mother and sister, breaking his family that used to be complete and harmonious.

“For the reason that they bullied you?” Eliot had thought of an excuse for her.

Emily nodded, “Yes.”

His voice was hoarse and his eyes fiercely

of this.”

about? They bullied you? Who are they? Emily, you must tell me what’s going on.” Maury stood

restrained from grabbing

matter?” Emily looked into his eyes and said, “It’s true that I lied to

As he said that, he realized that Eliot was no longer his son, but he did not

laughed, with his tears falling. “No,

said, “You were the apple of my eye. And now you told me that you had lied to me. Do you know that

saying that, he let go

he saw Emily squatting down. He immediately walked back and said, “Emily, what exactly happened? Tell me.

tightly around her body. She shook her head gently, paying no attention to the tears that flowed

Eliot. What’s your

call me Eliot. I am your brother and I

I am here for

how to write. Let’s learn your name first

it. Breathe in it. When you adapt to the water, you won’t be

by your side, you must protect yourself.

you weren’t my

“Eliot, how are you?”

Go to bed

…

…

In the women’s

to Beverly a pen and the

you retard came here?” Despite her fatigue,

his work and has to go to the

hospital’, that she didn’t notice the coldness in her logical

then was ordered by the police behind her to

and asked anxiously, “Why is someone in hospital? Mere illness will not lead

on the table and said, “Ms. Beverly, please sign it first.

finally realized that something was wrong. She stared blankly at Emily

are not Emily

only signaled Beverly to sign the divorce

she used to

incessant misfortunes over the past few weeks. She was scolded and beaten up by Maury, caught adultery, and even swindled in her investment. There were connections among them. They

For a

Elsie, but she could

no matter what she said, Emily remained indifferent. It seemed that she had only

The divorce papers.

and signed in triplicate. Her hands were trembling. Because of the handcuffs, the signatures were scratchy. She hurried to sign and asked eagerly, “What happened? Why are they hospitalized? Did you