Chapter 2996 - 3005: You May Never Be Able to Be a Mother in This Lifetime
Chapter 2996: Chapter 3005: You May Never Be Able to Be a Mother in This Lifetime
Renee Anderson lay on the bed, her hands clutching the sheets beneath her, her heart suddenly tightening, as if she already guessed what he was going to say.
"...What?"
The male doctor looked at her with deep sympathy and announced the bad news, "Miss Anderson, you might never be able to be a mother in this lifetime."
——Miss Anderson, you might never be able to be a mother in this lifetime.
Renee’s pupils shrank to the size of pinpricks, and tears suddenly flowed down her face as she broke into heart-wrenching sobs...
Everyone in the interrogation room looked at her sympathetically, especially the policewoman, who was both sympathetic and bewildered.
Renee should have been well aware of her own health situation, yet she had deliberately fallen down the stairs to frame someone else. Now, not only had she lost the child, but she also faced punishment and would never be able to get pregnant again. Was it worth it?
Was money and status so important to her?
Was it worth exchanging her entire life’s happiness as a woman for it?
"Miss Anderson, although this news is unfortunate, I still need to remind you that your detention procedures have been processed. In the days before the bartender returns to the country, you must stay in the police station. Of course, considering your health, we will have the doctor perform routine checks every three hours to ensure your health as much as possible."
"For now, just rest here peacefully, and the doctor will come to change your IV soon."
People in the interrogation room gradually left, their pain and sobs went unnoticed. She cried until her voice was hoarse and couldn’t shed another tear before looking at the ceiling with empty eyes...
Time passed second by second.
She heard footsteps from outside, then the interrogation room doorknob clicked. Soon, someone walked in with heavy steps.
Who came this time?
Was it the doctor or the policewoman?
Renee lay on the bed, unwilling to move. Her chest felt burning, so painful that she was nearly suffocating.
She didn’t want to talk to anyone right now, she just wanted to lie quietly for a while.
Just then, an unexpected voice sounded at the door, "Sister Renee?"
Renee suddenly widened her eyes.
She forced herself to sit up from the bed and saw through the interrogation room’s visiting bars a man entering from outside—Austin Harper, covered in injuries, looking extremely disheveled.
No different from the way she saw him that morning.
No, he looked even more disheveled than he did in the morning.
Because, besides the fight-scars on his face, there were some new bruises, and his left cheek clearly had someone’s bright red five-finger mark!
Renee’s lips moved, her eyes complex as she looked at him, "What are you doing here?"
Austin Harper sat on the visitation bench, passed a bank card through the iron bars, and placed it on the stone platform inside, starting to speak with a restrained voice, "There is 750 thousand in here, you can give it to the police to cover up the money Adam Sinclair lost."
Renee’s heart tightened, she sat up a bit, longing looking at the bank card, then turned her sight away, looking at him, "How did you know I..." How did he know she was short of 750 thousand to fill the gap?
Austin seemed to know what she wanted to ask and calmly said, "Aunt told me. Aunt told me everything, and Adam Sinclair’s secretary also called me."
Of course, Adam Sinclair’s secretary and the lady told him completely different stories.
If it had been before, he would have undoubtedly believed Aunt Anderson, but now he was uncertain...