Turning Of The Tide

Chapter 91

Chapter 91

In a ward in the Athana Hospital.

After Mia fainted, she was sent to the hospital by Hackett. He had no choice. He could not watch her die in Blackwell Group.

He still had kindness within him, though it was buried deep in his heart.

Hackett was slouching in the chair and toying with his phone. When he saw the woman on the bed waking up, he did not care if she was fully awake or not before saying directly, “Since you’re awake, it means your life is not in danger. Ive placed the report on the bed for you. You’re pregnant. You should stay in the hospital for a few days, and remember to call your father.”

Mia struggled to get up and called out to Hackett, who was about to leave. “Hackett, can you please help me get discharged? I haven’t finished dealing with the company’s matters. Dad is still waiting for me.”

Hackett was silent for a moment before he said, “There’s no need to act like you’re so pitiful. Uncle is really not suited to run a business. Even if we wanted to help, it’s a bottomless pit. Just ask him to get a job. I’ll give you 400 thousand dollars after all the debts have been repaid. This is my limit. Don’t even think of getting one cent more. Also, deal with the child yourself”

Just then, an idea popped into Mia’s head and she blurted. “The child is Trevon’s.”

The lighter Hackett was playing with fell to the ground with a clatter. He glared at Mia on the bed. “What did you say?”

Mia looked away guiltily and pretended to be embarrassed. “The child is Trevon’s.”

Hackett stopped being languid and reminded her seriously. “You’d better not be lying. Otherwise, you’ll regret it.”

Mia was afraid. After all, she had indeed lied. When she heard Hackett say that she was pregnant just now, she panicked. However, she had a lightbulb moment and decided to go with her plan.

She had been taking contraceptive pills, but she had forgotten about it after finishing the box she bought at the pharmacy. last time as she was too busy.

Hackett left after reminding her. Mia reluctantly made a call. Since Trevon and Hackett did not intend to help her, she could only look for him.

“Hey, I’m pregnant.”

The middle-aged man was very displeased. “Haven’t you been taking contraceptive pills? What happened?”

“How would I know? I’m in some trouble now and need money. Transfer 10 million dollars to me.”

have a gold mine? That’s 10 million dollars you’re asking for. Where am I supposed to get so much money? I can only give you one million dollars,

more.”

You’ve received more than this over

you, but we’ll be strangers from now on. We don’t know each other. You’d better watch your back

her phone. It was an international transfer. Her lips curled

wanted to make use of it before she aborted

herself fall. If she was going to die, she was going to

she received a message on her phone. She opened it

to mind. She then lifted the blanket to get out of bed.

had sent Mia to the emergency department. Mia did not know where Natalie’s consultation room was, so she walked to the front desk and asked, “Excuse me, do you know where Dr. Sherri’s consultation

receptionist politely gave her directions.

duty room to rest when she was pulled by Sherri to her office. Sherri said that she had bought some parenting books online

Sherri saw a woman in a blue-striped hospital gown standing outside her consultation room and looking

just another patient, so Sherri asked gently. “Hello, who are you looking for?”

the patient turned around, both of them looked a little surprised. Why was

else would she wear a hospital

stood at the side and didn’t say anything. This was Sherri’s

doctor?” Sherri was a doctor, after all, so she scanned Mia from head

said, “I came to look

leaned against the window and grabbed a book to

didn’t care about what

and asked, “Why are you looking for me? I’m

at

and thought, ‘Aren’t you here to get a check-up? Why

Mia deliberately lowered her head with a hint

wouldn’t know and deliberately came to the hospital to report that

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