My Baby's Daddy

Chapter 62

“No, Elliot-I want you to go to the hospital with me,” Hayley pouted as she clutched onto Elliot’s sleeve tightly like a child terrified of losing affection.

“I can’t go with you because I still have stuff to do. Be good and let Rèy take you to the hospital,” Elliot cajoled patiently.

“No. I want you to go with me, or I won’t go at all,” she whined stubbornly.

He frowned pensively. Given that she was still in shock after the accident, it made sense for him to take her to the hospital and stay with her throughout the check-up. However, just as he was considering this, Anastasia suddenly snorted. “So don’t go to the hospital then, Hayley. President Presgrave and I still have things to do. Come on, President Presgrave, we have to get going!”

Hayley’s chest rose and fell erratically when she heard this, and she started trembling as she groaned, “I feel dizzy, Elliot!” With that, her eyes rolled to the back of her head and her legs buckled under her. It was only because Elliot moved quickly enough to catch her that she did not collapse onto the ground.

He swept her into his arms and carried her into the backseat of the car, saying, “I’ll get you to the hospital now, Hayley.” He then addressed Anastasia, who stood firmly in place, “Could you get a ride back to the company?”

watched as his car sped out of the parking lot, leaving her behind. She heaved a sigh and

by the Presgrave Corporation, Hayley had gone through several tests, and it was concluded that she was fine aside from the

forehead and her pale face, he consoled her by saying,

going out for work or something?” Hayley asked as

shook his head. “I was going to bring her

was in shock as she asked, “Why do you

a child, and it was Anastasia’s mother who sacrificed her life to save mine. My grandma’s

had died while on

asked curiously. He could tell that Anastasia harbored enmity toward Hayley to the extent that

once when I was being taken advantage of, but in the end, she ended up getting assaulted instead. She’s been holding it

this, wondering if Hayley was

of guilt glistened in her eyes. She buried her face in her hands and muttered in anguish, “I could never make it up to her, not even if I were to spend the rest of