Darling, Don't Get Rid of Me novel Chapter 14

"Wesley, Miss Jones's condition is getting worse and worse!" Dr. Johnson hurried over and said, "Once the operation time is missed, it will be troublesome."

The doctor’s words destroyed the softness in his heart. He pulled back his hand, looked down at Harriet and asked again, “Harriet, have you made up your mind?”

Harriet heart was sinking down.

She wanted to bet that he would keep the baby.

They had been together for two years. Was there any relationship between them? He had no children till the time. Would he want to keep the baby?

She thought that she was betting right seeing Wesley's struggling complexion, but Wesley became indifferent and shattered her because of the doctor's words.

Wesley was impatient with her silence.

He told the address where Colin lived to the man on the phone. It was the house Harriet bought in the western suburbs. As if Harriet didn't agree, he would ask people to catch Colin.

"I already get a decision." Harriet tightened her hand on her stomach, as if restraining herself from trembling. Her red lips were raised high, "I want eight million, and we end our relationship after the surgery!"

The amount she asked for was huge, but Wesley didn't frown, "I let assistant Moor transfer the money to your card."

"Okay, thank you, Wesley." Harriet smiled, pretending to be relaxed, "Yes, I was only a recreational thing you raised. The baby will live a suffering life if he is born."

She moved her eyesight away the man and left.

Her fake smile and her pale face made Wesley feel guilty, and it wasn't until the person at the end of the phone shouted at him he finally got back his sense. He told on the phone that he would not put Colin to jail and hung up the phone.

Harriet followed the doctor into the operating room.

There were several doctors and nurses standing in the operating room, with frowning faces, seemingly being very nervous about this kidney replacement operation. On the operating table next to her, there was already a young woman wearing a hospital uniform.

The woman had long maroon hair, and her skin was white without any trace of blood.