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Agnes' Awakening: From Zero to His Whole World novel Chapter 131

Love After Leaving: No Regret

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Everyone froze at the sudden noise, their eyes locked on the patient as she slowly sat up in the hospital bed.

Ursa’s eyes went wide. She was so stunned she couldn’t form a single word.

The woman in the bed was not Sabrina.

She was about the same size, but Ursa had never seen her before in her life.

Ursa’s voice cracked as she shouted, Who are you? Why are you in this room?

The woman ignored her, turning instead to the doorway. Her tone was crisp and respectful. Mr. Newton, you can come in now.

Ursa was still reeling when Raymond strode into the room.

She stumbled back, her voice trembling. How are you here? What is going on?

Raymond’s face was cold, his eyes burning with fury. He walked right up to Ursa and slapped her so hard she hit the ground.

Ursa screamed as she blacked out.

The syringe she had just been holding slipped from her limp fingers.

The woman in the bed calmly picked up the syringe and handed it to Raymond. Mr. Newton, your suspicions were correct. Ms. Newton has been drugging Sabrina all along.

Today, the IV wasn’t even connected to Sabrinait was hooked to a machine. As soon as she injected too much, the alarm went off.

I’ll take this syringe for analysis. Sabrina is safe, in another room, under guard, and she’s fine.

Raymond nodded, and the woman exited the room.

Raymond had always suspected something was wrong. Sabrina’s condition only ever took a turn for the worse when he was away, then stabilized whenever he returned.

He had posted guards at the door. No one except Newton family members or medical staff could enter. After a full investigation, he ruled out the doctors and nurses. That left only someone from his own family. He kept quiet and laid a trap, announcing to everyone that he had business out of town.

Sure enough, Ursa had walked right into it.

Raymond looked down at Ursa’s unconscious body, then turned to Eden.

Lock her up. If Hillary contacts her, keep the conversation going. Don’t let her suspect a thing.

Eden nodded. Yes, Mr. Newton. Also, Ms. Fostershe’s close to Ms. Sinclairhas been talking a lot with Ms. Young and Ms. Newton.

Raymond’s eyes narrowed. Understood. Go pull a few of the tubes on that Nolan kid.

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Eden nodded. He got the gist of his employer’s plan. I’ll handle it, Mr. Newton.

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That night, outside a private hospital room, Rebecca waited anxiously while Ethan’s parents sobbed.

The hospital had called out of nowhere, saying Ethan’s condition was critical and doctors were working to save him.

Rebecca rushed to the hospital, almost losing her shoes as she ran. She tripped and fell, scraping her knees, but she barely noticed.

Terror had her in a vice. She prayed over and over for Ethan to survive.

It turned out to be a false alarm. Ethan barely made it, but his heart rate finally stabilized.

Rebecca was drenched in cold sweat, slumped outside the emergency room. Her fear curdled into bitter hatred.

Agnes, if it weren’t for you, my family would be happy right now. You’re suffering, but somehow it’s still not enough.

Ethan still hadn’t woken up. Rebecca lived every day on edge, terrified she might lose him.

It was worse than death.

Meanwhile, in Velmara

Agnes had been locked up for days, still waiting for the embassy to rescue her.

One day, the fat slob opened her door. Agnes thought he was bringing food, but this time a skinny man with beady eyes walked in behind him.

The skinny man stared Agnes up and down, then grinned, flashing a row of filthy gold teeth.

He started chattering to the fat slob, waving his hands and tossing out numbers.

The fat slob’s chubby face twitched into a greasy smile.

He unlocked Agnes’s cuffs and left the skinny man in the room with her.

The skinny man leered at Agnes, rubbing his chin. Nausea twisted in her gut.

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