Olivia Fordham And Ethan Miller

Molly's pain subsided with Tatiana's comforting words. She quickly felt drowsy as she had eaten her fill.

She closed her eyes and fell asleep.

Tatiana asked in a whisper, "How is she?"

Olivia shook her head. "She's safe now, but it'll be very hard for her to get pregnant."

"How... How could that be? She's still so young..." Tatiana was a woman too. She knew how painful it was for a woman to lose the ability to conceive a child.

"It has to do with the poison she was fed after she was born. The dosage was very small and wasn't enough to kill her instantly. Instead, it affected her body gradually.

"Then, she was washed away by the water unexpectedly. That was how she survived and wasn't poisoned to death.

"She crossed paths with the Kingstons after that. They spent quite a lot of money to nurse her back to health. She wouldn't have lived so many years otherwise."

Olivia sighed. "She had only begun to get slightly better. Her pregnancy took a lot out of her. It's unfortunate that she had to lose her baby in such a violent way. She's lucky to be alive.

"Don't worry, Grandma. I'll try my best to treat her since she's my patient. I'm not just doing this for the Heath family. I'm doing this because of my obligations as a doctor."

"Thank you."

Olivia looked at the time. "Aren't you leaving, Grandma?"

She had done all that she needed to do. She wanted to ask Tatiana to go home with her.

back first. I'll stay for a while

She might be a little manipulative at times, but she also had fierce maternal instincts, which was obvious from

a

already asleep. Who would she put up

leave you to

was quite tired. She had just returned from Carathia. She didn't even have time to recover

and Linus were in

on his face, and his back was straight.

didn't take it. In the past, he would already be lighting Linus' cigarette for

as he leaned on a pillar. A hint of loneliness flashed in his

my mind no matter

mistaken. I'm not here for

cigarette, looked toward the sky, and exhaled the

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completely unforgivable. Even now, she's unrepentant. My father and I are prepared to let her

expression. If it were anyone else, they could be lying,