Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan) novel Chapter 225

Jennifer sat up from the bed and was somehow nervous. "How did you get in?"

"With the room card." Spencer put the dessert he had brought her on the table and asked, "Do you want some desserts? It's freshly-made. Are you feeling any better?"

Jennifer bit her lips. "Not really." Then, she lifted the quilt and got out of the bed.

"What?" Spencer turned to look at her and walked over to help her up. "Should we go to the hospital? You don't have to tough it out."

With his help, she put on her shoes. When she stood up, Spencer saw blood stains on the bed sheet and asked, "Are you on your period?"

"No…" Jennifer followed his gaze and saw it.

At this moment, the stomachache got even worse than before and she couldn't help but fall into his arms weakly.

Spencer held her waist with one hand and grabbed a blanket to covered her lower part of the body, and then, he carried her in his arms and strode out of the room.

All of these were done in just a few seconds.

"Hang in there!" he said to her and rushed into the elevator.

Jennifer looked up at him and saw his jaw, which looked much alike that of Ivan's.

She thought of Ivan again. She really missed him…

Running out of the elevator with Jennifer in his arms, Spencer hailed a taxi and got into the car. "To the hospital, hurry!"

"Yes, sir."

The door was closed and the driver drove to the hospital at a fast speed.

Spencer was wiping the sweat off of her head with a handkerchief and looked worried. "Hang on, we will be there soon."

"Thank you, Spencer…" Jennifer had taken him as her younger brother and felt grateful. "Please don't… tell Ivan… Please…"

Although Spencer had no idea what Ivan had done to her, he didn't really care. "Okay, I won't. But you have to hang on!"

"He… He doesn't know anything about the baby…" Even though it was hurting like hell, Jennifer kept asking Spencer not to tell Ivan any of this.

In the hospital.

Ivan was still in the emergency room, covering with blood and in a coma.