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Mr. Sutton's Lovesick Girl novel Chapter 11

The midday sun was shut out of the curtains, and Lucia lay in bed, unable to sleep, and rolled over.

The door to the ward was opened, she sat up and saw Esther walk in.

Esther had been discharged from the hospital. Wearing a skirt and high heels, imposingly holding her arms, she looked askance at Lucia who was in bed with a smile, "How is your mood after the miscarriage?"

Keeping Victor's words in mind, Lucia did not respond to Esther, not getting angry.

Esther was holding a small glass bottle filled with an unknown transparent liquid, a small flesh colored ball was soaking inside the liquid, she and shook the bottle, "Do you know what this is?"

Lucia frowned tightly, "What?"

"Well, it is your baby."

Lucia's face paled miserably and her emotions was hard under control, "What did you say!"

"Wanna know how I got it?" Esther continued to shake the bottle, "Haha, money makes the devil work, so I got it. No one wants an aborted embryo anyway, I think it will be exciting to take it to Thailand to raise a ghost. I wonder how much resentment it has."

Lucia's scalp tingled, even if she didn't believe in ghosts, hearing Esther say that, she was going crazy! It was her baby in there!

"Give it back to me!" Lucia's voice trembled and her heart trembled along with it as she tried to admonish herself to listen to Victor, to be calm, to eat, because she wasn't alone now!

But when she saw the small bottle in Esther's hand, she couldn't stop the tears, her heart was like ripped open with pain.

"You want it back? But it is dead." Esther laughed madly and shook the bottle violently, "I heard that the child in the womb is soaked in amniotic fluid, so I soaked it with formalin, do you think I am good to it?"

Lucia grabbed her left chest and wanted to get out of bed to grab it, but she promised Victor that she would rest in bed, she couldn't get angry, she couldn't be emotional, so she gritted her teeth, "You lied to me!"

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