The Adorable Twins and Their CEO Daddy

There was a tone of panic in Nana’s voice. “What do you mean? Tell me now! Why did you say that no doctor could cure Eliana?”

The nurse glanced at Eliana and said slowly, “Miss Pierce, can you still remember the medicine you took in the sanitarium?”

What medicine?

Eliana’s eyes grew wide with shock after she heard the nurse’s question. She could still recall the days when the doctor had administered some strange pills to her and lied that they were painkillers.

She closed her eyes and muttered, “There was something wrong with that medication…”

The nurse nodded complacently.

“It’s a newly developed drug. Only Mr. Bowman has the antidote. You just need to take the antidote twice a day, morning and tonight, and you’ll be fine. But since you have insisted on leaving Mr. Bowman’s care, then no antidote will be administered to you again.”

Now Eliana understood.

A bitter smile appeared on her face.

The reason why she had gone crazy in the first place was not because of stress or trauma. It was all because of Jonathan!

She had been too naive to believe that a lunatic like Jonathan would let her go easily.

eyes, sighed heavily and asked, “What on earth is he planning to

wry smile was visible on the nurse’s lips. “Mr. Bowman just wants you to come

want to go to him? What if I refuse?”

face; then she leaned forward and said in a cold voice, “Then death may be the

him when I get my hands on

unfolding before her eyes and almost ran over to slap the

Eliana raised her hand to

throw up. She could taste the blood

hear

wrapped her hands around Eliana

out a pill from her

give Eliana?” Nana asked, still staring

the nurse said. “Miss Pierce, this pill can only suppress your illness for a short period of time. The only chance of survival you have

that she had spat dribbled down her chest.

a bright and firm light still radiated

that I will never come back to him. Never. Not in

nurse grew anxious. “If that is choice, then death is very

the corner of her mouth.

stubbornness, there was nothing the