Elliot and Avery novel Chapter 349

Chapter 349 On the other end of the line, Elliot’s hand gripped his phone tighter.

Half an hour later, he arrived at the hospital.

“Mr. Foster, I’m sorry. Your child couldn’t be saved,” said the doctor. “Miss Sanford passed out from sadness.”

Rosalie was choking on her tears as she stood by the side. She could not speak.

Zoe’s father, Richard, was carrying a black bag. His face was blue. In the bag he held was the dead fetus. .

“Elliot, it was fine that you were unable to honor my daughter, however, how could you allow someone to harm my grandchild?! How terrible could you be!” Richard barked.

Elliot glanced at the black bag and said, “Give me the child.”

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His feelings for the dead child were complicated, however, sadness was not one of them.

However, the thought of Avery being responsible for the death of the child left him burning with rage. At the same time, a part of him was telling him to conduct a paternity test on the fetus.

“Hehe! Why do you want the child? Can you bring it back to life?” Richard held onto the tiny bag. “You don’t deserve to be a father! Falling in love with you was the stupidest mistake that my daughter has ever made in her life! You killed your child! Even if this child comes back as a ghost, it will haunt you!”

Richard was too agitated. His words grew agitated with every passing second.

The bodyguard could not bear to hear them. He wanted to pull them apart. The two men began shoving each other.

At that moment, a nurse yelled from the ward.

“Dr. Shaw! Patient on bed thirty-eight is bleeding out!” The nurse ran out of the ward, yelling for the doctor. She needed him to handle the situation.

Elliot glanced inside. Zoe was lying on the bed. Her face was chalky, and she looked dead.

Elliot’s heart could not help but constrict. He walked into the room. The doctor measured the amount of blood she had lost, and then checked on her blood pressure. “The patient is losing too much blood! We have to stop the bleeding!”

Avery was at Tate Industries, and she was distracted. She would glance at her phone from time to time, checking for messages or calls.