Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Chapter 625

Hearing those words from Eric did not surprise Penelope at all.

Her fingers clenched. "But the doctor said my pregnancy is unstable. Being intimate could easily cause a miscarriage."

She had thought that no matter how debauched he was, there remained a line he would not cross.

Unfortunately, she was wrong.

Eric laughed as though he had heard a joke. He reached over and switched on the light, his tone light and careless. “It's not some precious treasure. If it's lost, it's lost."

Penelope felt as though she had fallen into an icy cellar.

Whether from cold or fear, her body shook uncontrollably. She tried to appeal to whatever conscience he might have left. "Eric, I'm carrying your child.”

He laughed even harder, the disgust in his eyes fully exposed."Who the hell knows whose bastard you're carrying?”

Her eyes widened in disbelief. She could accept the Hamptons questioning the child. She had never imagined that even Eric. would do the same.

Yet at that moment, she had no leverage against him. She swallowed her pride and spoke softly. "If you doubt it, we can draw blood right now and do a test

"Enough. I'm not short one kid." As he spoke, he pressed a hand against her waist.

There was no gentleness and no hesitation. What followed was nothing more than the release of desire and anger.

of the pain. It seemed to come from everywhere

from back then, confused and timid, bullied by her, too frightened to cry

again. Penelope hated the unfairness of the world.

Sydney again and again.

her? Why did her path lead only to being

day, one day |

suddenly pulled back. He glanced downward and cursed,

expected it

through

It was over.

last of her strength, she grabbed at him.

up. "Don't make a scene. I'll take you to the

Cyrus. If anyone learned that he had caused her miscarriage, the disgrace would only

the first time in a

woke, the sun already stood

filtered through the curtains. Curled in Julian's arms, she squinted contentedly. "What

He set his phone

Did you sleep well?"

hours, of course she had. In recent years, she rarely slept

of bed, then reached back to pull him up. “Get up. It's almost time to