Madam Escaped Again Sir novel Chapter 119

As she thought about it, Tina clenched her fists and hissed, “That is why we must hide the news of her pregnancy from Toby or at least until Sonia has an abortion or miscarries.

If not, knowing how responsible Toby was, he would definitely not divorce Sonia, and instead advise her to deliver the child.

Tim slightly nodded before he inquired, “What do you want me to do then?”

“Since the Lancaster Family is an influential family in the field of medicine, I believe you have influence on all the hospitals in Seafield. I want you to keep an eye on her. No matter which OB-GYN she visits, you need to ask the doctors to advise her to abort the child because of complications. It’s even better if they can let her die on the operating table.”

Tina looked at him with a terrifying smile.

Even Tim, who was well aware that he wasn’t a kind soul, couldn’t help but be shocked by the woman’s brutality. Doubt then started to plague him. Is this cruel woman the same girl who saved me from the human traffickers when I was a child?

However, when he saw her almond-shaped eyes that reminded him of that young girl, all his doubts dissipated into thin air.

“Alright. If that’s what you want, I will get it done for you.” There was a reflection on Tim’s glasses.

At the same time in the OB-GYN, Sonia was sitting anxiously in the OB-GYN while waiting for the results of her checkup.

A nurse called her into the doctor’s office ten minutes later.

“Doctor, what’s the result? Am I... really pregnant?” Sonia clasped her hands and asked in nervousness.

The doctor nodded and handed the report to Sonia. “Congratulations, Miss Reed. You are indeed pregnant. The baby is now four weeks and ten days old.”

Her mind went blank again.

Although she had mentally prepared herself for the result, she was still stunned when she received the confirmation. I’m pregnant! How am I actually pregnant?

Sonia’s hands trembled as she held onto the report. Her face was drained of color as she looked frantic and lost.

“Miss Reed? Miss Reed?” The doctor had to call

Sonia twice to catch her attention before she turned to him with a pale face.

As he sensed that she was upset about the news of her pregnancy, he instantly knew that it was not the outcome that she wanted. With a sigh, the doctor suggested, “If you don’t want to keep the baby, you can schedule a surgery as soon as possible to reduce the risks. By doing so, your body can recuperate faster as well.”

“S-Surgery?” Sonia was taken aback.

He nodded. “Yeah, I thought you didn’t want to keep the baby.”

“I... I never said that,” she replied as she reflexively covered her belly.

For some unknown reason, the thought of an abortion made Sonia’s heart ache.

The doctor was stupefied as he asked in confirmation, “So, does that mean you plan to keep it?”

Keep it?

Sonia bit her lip and muttered, “I... I never thought of that either.”

The baby had arrived suddenly, which left her with no time to react.

How could she possibly agree to keep the baby at that moment?

The doctor was not surprised at Sonia’s vague stance. After all, he had seen numerous cases like Sonia in her years of practice. He suggested with a smile, “Miss Reed, since you need time to think through it, why don’t you discuss the matter with your partner and make a joint decision?”

Sonia forced a smile at him and left the hospital soon after.

She wasn’t in the right frame of mind throughout her journey as her mind was preoccupied with news of the pregnancy. Not to mention, she almost crashed into the car in front of her a couple of times.

After multiple close calls, she finally arrived at Paradigm Co. in one piece.

Once she had parked her car, she headed straight without even looking out and almost ran into a wall. A muscular arm suddenly appeared and pulled her back to safety.

Sonia fell onto a firm, masculine chest and her nose was instantly flooded with a crisp mint scent. When she looked up, her eyes widened in surprise. “Why are you here?”

As he dodged her question, Toby bellowed at her with a serious expression. “What are you doing? Watch your way when you’re walking. Had I not pulled you aside, you would have knocked into the wall.”