Julian’s Stand-In Wife
Chapter 1332
On that rainy night, the roads were practically empty.
Rain fell like shards of glass illuminated by the streetlights, making one feel light-headed.
Oliver stepped all the way on the accelerator.
Fanny was slumped across the back seat, grasping her stomach in pain as she groaned in disbelief. “Oliver…”
No matter how many times she called out to him, he continued driving like a lunatic.
He refused to look back at her.
Fanny curled herself up into a ball as the pain became increasingly intense. She felt as if her body was all drained of blood and her breath was taken away. Her body trembled with excruciating pain.
“Oliver…” she cried, tears streaming down her face.
Oliver continued looking straight ahead as if he heard nothing, accelerating like a madman.
Yet, it hurt so much.
“Our baby…”
The baby was gone.
The baby was gone!
slowly ebbing away
in
his face
while raindrops hung on the hair that rested on his forehead.
had never seen
know…the baby’s gone.” Compared to the panic Fanny
Fanny’s heart explode in the middle of the rainy night. She felt broken, bitter, and in deep pain. Knives were
pain and shock. She didn’t
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was carrying his baby…Books Chapters Are Daily Updated
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expect…to lose the
tears made her choke
was still staring
cold look, as
Oliver said, in a tone that remained calm and
spoke through
all the muscles on his face
Fanny was feeling started fading, giving way to shock and heartache. She felt as if someone was suffocating
him, feeling hopeless and in shock as blood continued flowing from down below. “Why can’t
it so
a terrible state. Could he
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