Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends (Madeline) novel Chapter 607

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Madeline:

Hours had passed, and no one had been able to tell me what had happened. How could Baxter be gone?

I had turned the whole hospital upside down, running through every floor, screaming and crying.

I was so angry and furious that I did not even know if I was taking my anger out on the right people.

“That is impossible!” I screamed again when a nurse suggested that maybe he had woken up and walked out.

“He could not have woken up himself,” I shouted, my eyes shifting to the doctor, who looked completely clueless.

“Could he?” I asked, hoping and wishing that was the case.

He shrugged before rubbing his chin.

“I mean, it could be. Maybe he woke up, got confused, and walked out,” he said.

As soon as he suggested that, I felt a bit relieved. Him going missing out of nowhere was far more terrifying than him leaving on his own.

But then the door had been locked. The warriors should have seen something.

Byron arrived after searching the entire hospital. I had called him the moment I found out that the coffin was empty.

“Byron, this is not good. He was supposed to wake up and meet me,” I said, turning to him, my entire body shaking.

“What the fuck is going on here?” Ron yelled from the side, pushing past the doctors.

“How could you lose two patients in just three days? Are you not doing your job properly?” he shouted, going for the doctor’s throat.

I stepped away because I thought he would come and mock me. Looking at him reminded me of the words he had said to me. The one who takes responsibility and fails to fulfill it goes through the same heartbreak and never gets to be happy.

“Your Highness, we had warriors at the front,” the doctor explained. “I can show you the footage from the last ten days. No one has entered or left, except Madam Madeline. She was the only one who stood outside, checked on her husband, and spoke to him through the door. That is all.”

I began to rub my neck at the doctor’s words.

“This is not fair,” I uttered, breaking down in front of everyone.

“Your Highness, we can give you the camera footage and everything. There is not much we can do. There is no video of him leaving or anyone else coming in,” the doctor explained.

Byron kept glaring at him. Then he straightened his posture.

“Fine. Give me the thirty days footage,” he said, turning to speak to me, when the doctor cleared his throat.

“Actually, we do not have thirty days of data. We only keep it for ten days.”

As he said that, the three of us stared at him in disbelief.

“So that means he went missing before ten days?” I asked.

The shock was clear in my voice. If the doctor did not notice it, then he was an idiot.

“No, he was there. I checked the footage before it was deleted. Nothing happened,” the doctor claimed.

I began to shake my head. He was definitely lying.

I started to wonder if he had known all along that Baxter was missing. But how could he be missing? He could not have woken up and left, which meant someone else had taken him. But who, and why?

“I am going to look into this. Bring me all the warriors who were on duty from day one until today,” Ron hissed.

Then he looked at me.