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Betrayed by the Father Reborn in His Rival's Arms novel Chapter 390

Especially with Madeline, Millicent hadn't even started in on her yet.

She had prepared a whole speech to thoroughly put Madeline in her place, never expecting that Quentin simply wouldn't stand for it.

He stormed off right in front of Eleanor, leaving Millicent so furious she could barely catch her breath.

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The car pulled into the garden villa and was in the middle of parking.

Madeline suddenly felt an overwhelming urge to vomit.

She clamped a hand over her mouth.

Quentin was holding her in the backseat.

"What's wrong?"

Seeing her eyes fill with tears of discomfort, he immediately pushed the car door open and carried her out.

Unable to hold it in any longer, the moment her feet touched the ground, she slipped free of Quentin's protective grip like a little bird.

She rushed over to a nearby planter, bent over, and began dry heaving.

As she retched, a hazy memory surfaced—the last time she threw up this violently was five years ago when she was pregnant...

Seeing her retch until she was in tears, Quentin immediately supported her slender waist with one hand and gently patted her back with the other.

"Are you feeling that sick? What's going on?"

His eyes were brimming with concern.

Madeline's stomach was churning fiercely, but ever since she regained her memories, she often experienced headaches and dizziness. Sometimes, crying too hard made her throw up.

So she didn't think much of it, assuming it was just motion sickness caused by the car making sharp turns while parking after she had overexerted her brain again.

"It might just be motion sickness. The car drifted a bit when pulling into the garage."

Unable to bear seeing her in such distress, Quentin immediately ordered a servant to bring a warm, sweet tea.

"Since you're feeling so sick, take a small sip of tea to settle your stomach."

Madeline nodded.

Quentin took the cup and offered it to her.

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