Chasing His Runaway Wife by Jamie Stones (Tabitha Jarvis) novel Chapter 101

Chapter 101 

The blood–red color stabbed Tabitha in the eye. 

She had bled many times before, but this time it was different from any other. She could clearly feel the life in her belly slipping away. 

Malcolm also saw the blood, and his pupils constricted in shock. “Tabitha… Tabitha! What’s wrong?” 

Malcolm clasped Tabitha in his arms, trembling as he watched the blood drain from under her. 

It was as if they were back to the night when the shelf fell, and Tabitha was covered in blood and falling into his arms, almost breathless as she did so. 

Endless fear swept over him again like a great wave, making him feel cold. 

“I… My belly…” Tabitha felt her blood run cold as if she had fallen into an ice cellar. She wanted to scream in pain. 

But the sensation of her child’s departure was so real that she opened her mouth as if she had been deprived of all hope in an instant, her throat choking and she could not say a complete word. 

“I’ll go get the doctor. You’re going to be fine! You’re going to be fine!” Malcolm cried out. 

Malcolm’s sanity and coolness were destroyed, and his shouts of fear and anxiety sounded in the corridors and hospital rooms.. 

The doctor arrived soon, and after a while, Tabitha returned to the emergency room. 

As he waited for the results, Malcolm tensed and his mouth kept shaking. 

He had never been so nervous in his life! 

The doctor soon came out of the emergency room, and Malcolm rushed over with reddened eyes and asked, “Doctor, how is my wife?” 

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The doctor hesitated, shook his head at Malcolm with a look of embarrassment, and said regretfully, “I’m sorry. We did the best we could.” 

It was a miracle that Tabitha managed to keep the baby for so long. After , all, her pregnancy was unstable from the start, and she had suffered many 

injuries. 

Malcolm’s hands and feet were cold. He seemed unable to understand 

what the doctor was saying. His eyes were blank, and he asked in a hoarse voice, “What do you mean?” 

The doctor shook his head with a touch of pity in his eyes and whispered, “There are already signs of miscarriage in this child. The most important thing now is to take good care of the mother.” 

Tabitha’s poor physical fitness and sudden miscarriage caused serious harm to her body. If she didn’t take good care of herself, there would be many troublesome symptoms to follow. 

Malcolm’s face turned pale as if he were still unwilling to give up. “Doctor, please do something else…” 

“Mr. Sinclair, I am sorry for your loss,” the doctor said. “Mrs. Sinclair is very weak and needs the care of her family very much.” 

Then, he shook his head and walked away regretfully. 

Malcolm froze in place as his face turned pale. 

It was a long time before he pushed open the door with heavy steps. 

Tabitha closed her eyes tightly, her bangs pressed against her forehead. 

Her skin was glittering pale, her lips bloodless, and she lay like a blank sheet of paper with infusion–tube pinholes all over her hands and an oxygen mask on her face, looking like she was on her deathbed. 

Malcolm stood by the bed and looked at her, his breath slowing as if his breath alone would have shattered her. 

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When he learned that Naomi had miscarried, although he felt sorry for her, he didn’t feel panic at all. 

But now that Tabitha’s child was gone, his whole heart seemed to constrict, and he suddenly felt like he didn’t know what to do. 

Malcolm stared at her for a long time before slowly leaning over and gently holding her hand.. 

Tabitha’s hands were icy cold. The cool sweet smell of her body, mixed with a faint smell of blood, filled his breath. 

It was as if the coldness had instantly penetrated his bones and made him. ache. 

Malcolm squeezed her hand and said in a husky voice, “Hold on, Tabitha.” 

As soon as he finished speaking, Tabitha’s eyebrows seemed to twist slightly, and the ECG monitor suddenly sounded a harsh alarm. 

The electrocardiography, which was humming away steadily, almost approached a straight line! 

Malcolm shouted in alarm, “Doctor, come here quickly. The patient’s heart seems to be stopping!” 

Saul, who was standing outside, heard the scream and ran for help. 

The doctors and nurses came quickly, took Malcolm out, and slammed the door behind them. 

Malcolm saw through the glass window that doctors and nurses were in a panic as the pacemaker pressed against Tabitha’s heart and her body bounced high. 

How could such a delicate and pale body endure such torment?