Helen glared at her and blurted out angrily, âYou come to tell me the child isnât Thomasâ?â
Ceceliaâs expression changed drastically immediately.
She said, âWhat nonsense are you talking!â.
âWhat nonsense are you talking? My baby is only a month old. My belly is only showing because Iâve been eating too much lately and Iâve put on weight. I know you canât have children, so youâre taking your anger out on me, but still, surely you canât slander me like that, can you?â
Helen took a deep breath. âThen weâll wait for the Livingstones to do the DNA test on you when youâre four months pregnant!â
She turned to leave.
However, Cecelia grabbed her arm and held her tightly. She sneered, âYouâre jealous of me, arenât you? Thatâs why you say things like you expect me to be four months pregnant and all that. Mark my words, I wonât give you the chance to do that!â
gαâ Î·Ï Î½ð âsâ¤com is your story hub After speaking, she suddenly let go and fell backwards!
No one realized what was happening to them. At that moment, Nora, who had been stopped by Thomas, yawned sleepily and asked, âDo you need anything?â
Thomas smiled. âYou sure are stubborn, Miss Smith! Considering the way things are going, have you still told my Great Aunt that Iâm sick?â
Nora looked at him and replied earnestly, âYou really are sick.â
âYouâre the damn sick one!â. Thomas suddenly lowered his voice and cursed. He said, âNora, donât think youâre my sister-in-law just because they say so! Youâd better keep this in mind: even if youâve married Justin, Iâm not to be trifled with, let alone when you havenât married him yet!
Besides, I advise you to show respect to my Great Aunt. Otherwise, donât blame me if I donât hold back! I have a hundred ways to make your life hell!â
Nora: â?â
She asked curiously, âWhat hundred ways is that?â
She only had the same methods she used for interrogation, so she was quite curious. If they proved useful, she might even tell Morris about them and pass them on to the special department.
Thomas scoffed, âDidnât you just get a taste of the suffering that public opinion can cause? Now everyone knows that your knowledge of alternative medicine is no good. Half the power and authority you established in the medical field has been destroyed by me! Ha!â
Nora sighed in disappointment. She wanted to tell him that it didnât affect her in the least and that she didnât feel anything at all. but before she could speak, a scream was suddenly heard from the side!!!!!
Then, along with the scream, a thud sounded, like someone rolling down the stairs and hitting the floor hard.
Noraâs pupils shrank. She turned abruptly and headed for the stairs.
Thomas was also taken aback. âWhy does that voice sound so much like Ceceliaâs?â
Cecelia⦠It sounded like she had left with Helen just now.
It had to be taken into account that Cecelia was currently pregnant with his child!
As Thomas thought about this, he hurried over. When he saw a group of people surrounding the front, he immediately took a step forward and broke into a furious rant without even thinking about it. âHelen, what have you done to Cecelia? You vicious, jealous woman.â
But as soon as he got closer and saw the person lying on the floor, he was completely dumbfounded.
~ Just a minute agoâ¦
Cecelia grabbed Helenâs arm. With a smirk on her lips, she said, ââ¦. Iâll never give you a chance to do that.â
You must not keep the child.
If she did, it would only be proof of her deception. However, neither should she let the baby disappear. If she had a miscarriage right after she was asked for a DNA test, it would raise too much suspicion.
Besides, if she lost the baby, it would make it even more unlikely that Thomas would marry her.
This was the only solution she had. If she lost the baby because Helen had pushed her down the stairs, the Livingstones would have an excuse to attack Helen.
And when Cecelia became the victim, the Livingstones would have to take responsibility for her. If only to face public opinion, so as not to embarrass the family, they would let her marry into the family to appease her!
The corners of her lips curved into a smile, as she planned a beautiful daydream. In fact, she was already imagining the day when she would become Mrs. Livingstone. Therefore, she let go of Helen and dropped down the stairs.
But the next moment, someone held her arm tightly.
Helen held her tightly, pulled and then pushed her further up the stairs.
Helen fell down the stairs as Cecelia was pushed up to the third floor.
When Cecelia looked back up, she saw Helenâs gaze, which had always been graceful and kind, in the air as she fell.
Her lips twitched and she said, âIâll definitely give you that chance.â
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