Abandoned by All I Took It All Back novel Chapter 589

"Quick, call an ambulance!" Elena screamed at the bodyguards.

Snapping out of their shock, one of the men immediately pulled out his phone.

Elena quickly untied the restraints on Yvonne's wrists, her own hands becoming slick with blood.

Feeling Elena's worry and care, Yvonne tilted her head back, her eyes welling up with pitiful, wronged tears.

"Mom—"

When Elena saw the bloody, glaring wound on Yvonne's face, her pupils constricted in horror. Her face... it might be ruined!

"It hurts!"

Yvonne cried out the moment Elena's hand brushed against her body.

"Mom, it hurts so much. Am I going to die?"

Her words were a clear accusation, telling Elena that she was covered in injuries, and the person responsible was none other than her own beloved son, Julius.

Only then did Elena notice the deep, long gashes on both of Yvonne's legs, still oozing blood. She didn't hesitate, rushing to the living room to grab a few diapers. She tore them open and pressed them against the wounds to stanch the bleeding.

The two bodyguards stood by, fumbling and unsure of what to do. The smarter of the two, noticing the baby was crying so hard he was nearly choking, quickly went to the crib, picked him up, and began to soothe him. He knew their boss would punish them for their negligence; he hoped that by taking care of the baby, she might not dock his pay.

*Slap!*

Elena struck him again. "I told you, it was all a misunderstanding! Yvonne's child is yours. Is a paternity test a lie?"

A storm brewed in her eyes, filled with profound disappointment and frustration with Julius.

As mother and son faced off, Yvonne gently tugged on Elena's sleeve. With a look of aggrieved agony, she clutched Elena's arm weakly.

"Mom, please don't fight because of me... I... I'm in so much pain. Why aren't the doctors here yet? I feel like I'm dying."

She clutched her abdomen. Julius had kicked her there with tremendous force, and her chest ached with every breath. Her lips were completely drained of color.