Abandoned by All I Took It All Back novel Chapter 241

Maggie rolled her eyes. She wouldn't even deign to deal with a two-bit actress like this; it felt beneath her.

It really was true that Julius was a fool, because he clearly liked digging through trash. He seemed to think this particular piece of garbage was a gourmet meal.

Maggie looked at Yvonne with a scornful, dismissive smile. "A bitch and a scumbag, a match made in heaven!"

"You..." Yvonne's expression froze, too furious to speak.

"MAGGIE!" Julius gritted out, his eyes dark and stormy.

"I'm not deaf. You don't have to shout," Maggie shot back, completely unfazed.

Their confrontation was starting to draw stares and whispers from passersby.

Sensing the situation was getting out of hand, Yvonne quickly pulled Julius away.

Just as the elevator doors closed, a venomous look flashed in Yvonne's eyes.

Maggie returned to the hospital room and told Janina and Natalie about her run-in with Julius and Yvonne.

"I held back from hitting her because I was afraid she'd try to scam me. She really did look sick, though—pale, with no color in her face."

"Alright, alright, let's not talk about them. It's just depressing," Maggie said, waving her hand dismissively, her eyes full of disgust.

Not wanting to dwell on the pair, Maggie quickly pulled out her phone, opened her photo album, and leaned in close to Janina.

"I went to see the babies. They're so tiny and adorable. Here, look."

She held the phone up for Janina to see. "The doctor said they're doing really well, so don't worry. As soon as you can walk, you can go see them."

Janina gazed at the pictures of her two tiny babies. So small.

They lay peacefully in their incubators, little hands resting on their faces, diapers covering most of their tiny bodies.

Janina's words instantly put Maggie and Natalie on high alert.

"I'll find a way to get photos of all the medical staff from both New Vista and Mercy General Hospital to identify that person," Maggie said, her eyes darkening. "The babies need round-the-clock watching. We can’t afford to let anything go wrong."

She couldn't understand how people could be so wicked.

Natalie immediately pulled out her phone. "I'll call my brothers and have them take turns guarding the babies."

She felt they could only trust family. If they told the nurses or hospital security, they might not be believed. Besides, for all they knew, one of the staff could be the bad guy.

Maggie and Natalie started making the arrangements.

Lying in bed, Janina could do nothing. The most important thing for her right now was to recover as quickly as possible.

After the anesthesia wore off, the incision was excruciating. Even with the pain pump, it hurt so much that she barely slept all night.