Chapter 448: Chapter 448

Mary was genuinely distressed.

The past few months had been too torturous for her.

No one believed her.

She had barely reached the three-month mark and was about to have an amniocentesis with Ellis whenthe reporters threw everything into chaos.

She knew that they had provoked Ellis.

That was why he had done such a thing…

She could even understand Ellis’s actions.”

But she couldn’t forgive the harm he had done…

Mary gave a bitter smile, feeling a heaviness in her lower abdomen. It had been two hours since shetook that pill.

Was her child about to say goodbye to her?

As she was deep in thought, she suddenly heard Keira say, “Actually, your child is fine.”

Mary was stunned. “What?”

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Then she scoffed sarcastically. “Keera, you don’t have to comfort me. After taking abortion pills, even ifthe child isn’t lost, it won’t be healthy, so how could it be

fine?”

Keira coughed. “Well, I switched the abortion pills with

vitamin tablets.”

Mary was dumbfounded.

At that moment, Lewis walked over and explained. “I found out that Ellis had bought abortion pills, so Iwas extra cautious. I told Keera, and she found an

opportunity to go home and switch the pills.”

Mary was flabbergasted. “How did you find out that Ellis was buying medicine?”

Lewis paused slightly.

Of course, Keira had forced him to have Ellis sign the divorce papers.

Lewis initially didn’t want to meddle in their affairs since it was a matter between husband and wife, butKeira pressed him hard, and he had no choice but to have someone check Ellis’s whereabouts andthen stumbled upon this matter.

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Lewis coughed. “I saw it by accident.”

Mary, however, frowned. “But my stomach hurts.”

“That’s a psychological effect.”

Keira bluntly pointed out the reason.

Mary was speechless.

Keira asked, “Do you feel any different now? Is the pain in your stomach gone, or is it better?”

Mary focused on her belly and realized. “It is getting better.”

Keira then took her by the arm. “Alright, the choice is yours now. Do you want to tell Ellis this news ornot?”

After pondering for a moment, Mary finally lowered her gaze. “If I tell him, he probably won’t want todivorce anymore. Better not to say anything.”

Mary didn’t want to take advantage of Ellis.

His distrust left her feeling weary in this marriage.

She did want a divorce, especially just now-if not for Keira’s intervention, he would have killed theirchild.

She wasn’t such a saint that she would forgive his

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unharmed.

Mary made up her mind and said, “I want to go somewhere no one knows me to get through mypregnancy and live properly.”

“Then go to the South residence,” Keira said. “If you’re alone in a strange place, I’ll worry too.”

The real story behind Ellis’s azoospermia needed to be investigated.

If someone was targeting Ellis, then would they harm Mary upon learning that her child was fine?

Keira felt that things were getting very complicated.

She helped Mary and got into the car with Lewis.

Lewis still played the driver role; this time, Keira sat in the backseat with Mary.

On the road, Mary bowed her head and shed tears.

Keira didn’t know how to console her, so she just gently patted the back of her hand.

After wiping her tears, Mary said, “Keera, I’m okay.”

Then she looked at Lewis, “Thank you for your help this time.”

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Lewis was about to politely say there was no need for

thanks since he only meddled in her affairs out of

consideration for “Keera”.

But unexpectedly, the next moment, he heard Mary say, “Keera, I think you should stay with this gigolo.I honestly feel Lewis, that second-marriage man, is unsuitable for you… His wife had just died, and heshamelessly went to the Olsen family to propose a marriage; he’s not a good person.”

Lewis was speechless.

He suddenly regretted helping Mary!

The Gill family.

Austin stormed into the house, heading straight for Lady Gill.

“Mom, I was toyed with!”

Lady Gill looked at him coldly. “You’re stupid. Who else can you blame?”

Austin threw his phone in front of her. “Look, it’s a trap they set for me! It says Ellis has azoospermia,and I believed them! Now look!”

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Pointing at the news playing on the TV, he raged. “The child is his, and the whole scene is a farce,which gives him the opportunity to introduce their new product. They even staged a whole scene,refusing to come out of a car that couldn’t be smashed, acting as if the conflict were real, and theirstock price shot up

instantly!”

Lady Gill also felt somewhat frustrated upon hearing

this.

Her face was cold as she looked straight at Austin. “I heard that Miss Keera approached our family fora partnership. She even had someone inquire about us previously, and although I don’t know hermotives, this partnership is not happening!”

She angrily picked up Austin’s phone. “And didn’t you verify this report before releasing it?”

When reminded of this, Austin felt even more aggrieved. “I did verify it! He happened to go for the testsat one of our hospitals. Could our doctors deceive me? Who would have known about this

twist?!”

Lady Gill immediately signaled the butler with a

glance.novelbin

The butler went to investigate right away.

Within five minutes, he returned. “The doctor, indeed,

works for us. There’s no mistake there.”

Austin was puzzled. “Then what’s going on?”

Lady Gill said with frustration, “The Olsens have their own hospital. Why would Ellis come to ourhospital to run a test? The samples must have been switched! And he’s been setting this trap for awhole month! What a cunning schemer!”

Austin fumed. “The people of the Olsen family are so cunning! They look look like decent people, butlook at what they’ve done!”

Lady Gill sighed.

She exited the text message, about to return the phone to Austin when she suddenly caught a glimpseof an unread message from an unknown sender. It was actually sent by Nara. “Hello, I’m the owner ofthe jade piece. May I ask who this is?”

Seeing this message, Lady Gill was taken aback.

She quickly looked at Austin. “Why haven’t you read

this message?!”

Because Austin was very concerned about his sister’s situation, the contact number left in theadvertisement

was Austin’s.

Austin was stunned, too, and immediately picked up the phone. “I’ve been busy dealing with the Olsenfamily stuff, so I missed a lot of messages. Could this be my sister?”

Lady Gill urged him. “Make contact with this person!”

Austin immediately nodded. “Right, it must be my sister! With today’s advanced technology, there’s noway someone would impersonate her!” a

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