Billionaire’s Regret After Losing Her (Aurelia) novel Chapter 296

Chapter 296 He Deserves to Die

The moment Eleanor’s hand was empty, her heart felt hollow, too.

Those words were familiar.

They were what she had once said to a maid outside

Aurelia’s door.

It was three days after Aurelia lost her child. Dominic was at the office that day.

A maid at Oakridge Estate, seeing Aurelia burning up with fever, was about to call Dominic to come home and take her to the hospital.

Eleanor happened to be visiting and stopped her right there.

Standing outside Aurelia’s room, she had said those exact words, “What’s the need for a hospital? Cheap lives don’t break easily.”

But Aurelia was delirious with fever back then.

Eleanor hadn’t expected her to hear that.

Aurelia smiled, “Want to call me cruel? But why don’t you think back-doesn’t that sound familiar?”

Eleanor’s heart sank once more.

Of course, it was familiar.

Her memory wasn’t great, but lately, Aurelia kept dragging these moments back to the surface.

Was it cruel?

When Eleanor had said those things before, she hadn’t felt an ounce of cruelty.

But now, hearing Aurelia throw them back at her, they felt brutally harsh.

“It hurts, Mom. I’m in so much pain.” Eleanor’s daze was broken by Lydia’s weak voice.

The fever made Lydia ache all over. Seeing her daughter like this, Eleanor’s heart broke.

“Lydia, what do we do? That witch has ruined us. We can’t do anything.” Tears welled in Eleanor’s eyes.

She had finally been backed into a corner by Aurelia.

Eleanor was terrified something would happen to Lydia- her most beloved daughter.

“Call… Call Rachel,” Lydia whispered.

In the entire Hawthorne family, Rachel was the only one who had never made things difficult for Aurelia.

So now, Rachel was probably the only person left who could get through to her.

“Okay. Let’s get you back to your room first. You can’t lie on the floor like this,” said Eleanor, trying to help Lydia

With a high fever, lying on the cold floor was the last thing she needed.

Meanwhile, Lauren was still shouting downstairs, “Then how am I supposed to get to the hospital? Eleanor, that’s your grandson. Are you just going to abandon him?”

Eleanor froze.

How can I do?

A month ago, when Lauren had just given birth, she had truly treasured those two grandchildren.

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