Chapter 367

“He was probably confined by Arnaud’s men.”

In no time, the call was connected. Surprisingly, Rayna handed the phone to Jefferson. “You talk to him.”

Then she went upstairs.

With the phone in his hand, Jefferson went over to the window.

On the other end of the phone, Ringo questioned upon hearing Rayna’s remark, “What did Ms. Garland want to say, Sir? Have you taken the medicine?”

“No. Arnaud’s men blew up the lab,” Jefferson said, his lips quirked up. “She promised to return to Yartran with me to fight for the Terblanc family’s succession rights.”

Such shock flooded Ringo that his face drained of all color. “The medicine is gone? What about your illness, Sir?”

“It’s okay. I’m taking enzyme inhibitors every day. And with her by my side, I won’t die that quickly. Arnaud tampered with my passport. I need you to help me resolve it.”

“Okay. I’ll settle that in a while,” Ringo answered. In the next heartbeat, his sigh came through the phone, and he cautioned, “Sir, you’ll definitely be in danger if you come back and fight for the succession rights with him.”

“It doesn’t matter. Most importantly, she’s by my side.”

Jefferson wasn’t bothered by that in the least. He looked at the moonlight outside the window, his gaze tender.

Ringo was exceedingly efficient. In just two days, the issue of Jefferson’s passport had been resolved.

Rayna contacted the landlord to discuss terminating the lease. After booking the flight tickets, she packed the things in the house with Jefferson.

In truth, they hadn’t much, and two suitcases were already sufficient to accommodate everything.

After breakfast, Rayna noticed the sun shining brightly outside. She said to Jefferson, “I’m going out to buy some things later.”

“I’ll go with you.” Jefferson was worried since she was with a child.

and smiled. “The supermarket isn’t far, so it’s a short trip. I’m only planning on buying some

argue

to the greenhouse, only to see that the young shoots in the ground were

so fast that stems had formed and were already sprouting leaves.

touched the young shoots and inwardly decided that he was going to phone Ringo after arriving back in Yartran and have

They belong to us,

at the gates. At the sight of him, they stared at him wide–eyed in curiosity before rushing over and clamoring for

children were petite and chubby, looking

that there were still some chocolates in the house, he took them out and

she planned to do about her pregnancy. He had also been struggling deep within his heart. On the one hand, he wanted to encourage her to abort the baby, but on the

at the adorable

his child, but he wasn’t upset either by the fact that it wasn’t the case. Ultimately, it was Rayna’s child. Since

to the house, he inadvertently noticed that the car in the

minutes to get to the supermarket in this residential area. Yet, she drove?

received that morning. She lowered her voice and told the person on the other end of the phone that she would

the possibility of where she had gone popped into his mind, he sprinted into the house. Grabbing his phone, he immediately rang

investigate Rayna’s location

taxi when Ringo sent him the location. It was none other than the hospital he and Rayna visited that day.

could deduce that Rayna only wanted to abort

my life if

he urged the driver to go faster. When the taxi came to a stop, he charged toward the hospital at once, darting his eyes around. Soon, he arrived at the

nurse told him that Rayna had just been called and had

bed in the operating room. Throughout it all, her heart pounded wildly, and her stomach cramped. I wonder if

stroked her belly, her heart

I go over to Yartran, but I won’t be able to hide my belly as it gradually grows by the day Once Arnaud learns about it, he’ll undoubtedly make a move against the babies and use

no doctor came in. Instead, a nurse entered the

abortion? It’s almost the same as a painless artificial abortion.” The

waiver form

she tossed it into her mouth and swallowed it with warm

glass down than the

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