The Wrong Woman

As Scarlett underwent a series of tests, Imogen sat on a hospital bench, glancing at her phone to check the time and reading over the apology message she had sent earlier. A sense of heaviness burdened he heart.

Before, Scarlett had taken the man Imogen once had a crush on. Now, Scarlett had also dashed the job opportunity Imogen had longed for.

Imogen couldn't help but feel that Scarlett's presence was nothing short of bad luck for her.

Imogen couldn't gauge how much time had elapsed when Ethan rushed into the hospital in a frenzy. Upon spotting her, he hesitated briefly before blurting out, "Imogen, what are you doing here? Where's Scarlett? And why are you soaked?"

Imogen stared at him with a steely glare but chose to say nothing.

Her simmering frustration caught Ethan off guard, making him nervously swallow. He glanced around, asking, "Scarlett said something happened with our child. What happened?"

Imogen scoffed inwardly. Instead of something happening with their child, it was just Scarlett scheming against Imogen.

function, genetic diseases, and more. She treated Imogen as if she were a fool, insisting that Imogen foot the bill

to be over, so she didn't bother arguing

that moment, Scarlett emerged from the doctor's

his concern palpable as he scanned her from head to toe. "Scarlett,

cast a pointed look at Imogen. She feigned discomfort and

boiled over. He yelled, "Imogen, take it out on me

but remained silent. She grasped the sensitivity of offending an elderly person or a pregnant woman. She found herself

from her seat, Imogen strode over to Scarlett and Ethan, her demeanor firm. Her voice sounded icy as she

that you're not starving the hospital suggests the baby

took advantage of the situation, squeezing over eight thousand dollars out of me with every possible test. I won't

darkened with anger. "Imogen, what do you mean? Are you accusing me of extorting money from

ignored her question, thinking Scarlett was well aware of whether it could be considered extortion. Instead, Imogen continued, "Since your