Chapter 746: Chapter 749: Sudden Abdominal Attack
David Redington suppressed the acid reflux that surged from the depths of his heart, as Lily Gray pushed him away and refused him.
He sighed helplessly, “Lily, I approached you just because I wanted to make sure you were doing well and to ensure your safety. I know. Trust is hard to regain once it’s lost. I admit, it’s our family who failed you.”
“I’ve tried to advise my uncle, but to no avail. Nonetheless, I admit it’s because of us that you had to part with Aidan Lucas and Ben Lucas. But Lily, I have not told anyone that I found you.”
“Neither my parents, nor my uncle, are aware of this.”
“I did all this just because I wanted to make up for it, to compensate…” As he said this, David felt only bitterness in his mouth.
“I don’t need it!” Lily suddenly grabbed a cushion from the sofa and threw it at David.
If he hadn’t ntioned Aidan and Ben, it would have been fine, but once he did, it reminded her of the heart-wrenching pain of parting from them.
That kind of pain, as if one could cut off flesh from their body piece by piece, and sever it forcibly.
Could a simple sentence expressing remorse and compensation from David Redington be enough to settle everything, including Madam Lucas’s fate?
It was Larry Scott who not only severed her connections with Aidan Lucas and Ben Lucas but also set a trap that led to the death of Madam Lucas.
Even if she had to suffer alone, she would never forgive them in this lifeti!
“Leave, I don’t need your pretense! Get out of here——I…I…”
Before she could finish telling him to leave, she suddenly felt sothing cold and wet dripping down her lower body.
“My amniotic fluid broke!” Lily looked panic-stricken at David.
She was only thirty-six weeks pregnant, with more than a week left until her due date, and she didn’t expect to go into labor so suddenly.
“Don’t be afraid, I drove here and the car is parked outside. I’ll take you to the hospital right now.” Panic flashed across David’s face, but within a mont, he forced himself to calm down.
He couldn’t be chaotic; Lily seed even more frightened than him. At this mont, he had to give her a sense of security.
David calmly walked over and picked up pregnant Lily, holding her sideways against his body.
She was petite, and even with twins, he could easily lift her.
As David suddenly held her, Lily instinctively wanted to push him away.
She didn’t want to accept his help, but David just glanced at her and said softly, “For the baby’s sake, bear with it this ti.” So she relented.
Lily closed her eyes slightly, frowning and with a pale face. She accepted David’s closeness but didn’t want to cry out in pain in front of him.
Her stomach throbbed in pain, wave after wave of it.
She endured the pain, temporarily putting aside her rejection of David, all for the sake of her child.
Annabella had been waiting outside; she had heard the commotion earlier. Fearing that sothing might have happened to Lily, she entered without waiting for David to call her.
Just in ti, she heard Lily screaming that her amniotic fluid had broken.
Annabella panicked too. While opening the door for David, she didn’t forget to pick up the maternity bag that had been tossed on the floor.
“Don’t be scared, don’t be scared. The labor pains wouldn’t co so soon after the amniotic fluid breaks. You’ve given birth once before, so you have experience. You don’t need to be nervous.”
Annabella’s intention was to comfort Lily, but she didn’t know that Lily’s previous delivery was a premature birth.
At Annabella’s ntion of it, Lily suddenly rembered the circumstances of Ben Lucas’s birth.
That ti, with a premature birth and heavy bleeding, she barely survived.
Rembering her previous delivery, Lily couldn’t stop her tears from flowing. She was truly scared, fearing that the sa would happen to the twins.
Annabella was startled by Lily’s reaction, and fearing that she would beco flustered, she hurriedly consoled her.
“Don’t be afraid; don’t be afraid. It’s twins in your belly, and thirty-six weeks is considered full-term for twins.”
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