He Never Noticed Me Until I Loved Someone Else novel Chapter 304

Stella hadn't expected Aria's fall to result in a miscarriage.

While Stella despised Aria for interfering in Summer's relationship, the real culprit was still Lucca.

If Lucca had firmly rejected her advances, Aria wouldn't have had the chance to get close to him in the first place.

Now that Aria had lost her baby, there was no telling if she would pin all her resentment on Summer.

Stella decided to go over and make things perfectly clear. She couldn't let Summer take the blame for this.

"I'll go to the hospital first," Stella said. "If we can't reach an agreement, then you can take over and handle the rest."

The lawyer nodded, and Jasper immediately insisted on tagging along.

Considering how badly Jasper had beaten Lucca last night, Stella worried that his presence would only reignite Lucca's fury.

"You stay here. I can handle this alone," Stella urged.

Jasper refused. "No way. What if that scumbag tries to bully you again?"

Stella thought for a moment. "Then promise me you'll wait in the hallway. You don't come into the room. Deal?"

Jasper reluctantly agreed.

The two of them arrived at Aria's hospital room.

Leaving Jasper in the corridor, Stella walked in alone.

The curtains were drawn, but the bright hospital lights illuminated the room. Aria sat propped up against the headboard, pale and drawn.

Lucca stood by the window, talking to someone on his phone.

"As for your baby, that has absolutely nothing to do with me." Stella shot a cold glance at Aria. "You tried to smash a brick over my head, missed, and tripped over your own feet. You don't get to pin that on me!"

"So no, I'm not here to apologize. I'm here to make one thing crystal clear—what happened yesterday had absolutely nothing to do with Summer."

Stella stared at Lucca with biting mockery. "Summer had no idea you were sneaking around in Ashford with Aria. When I asked her yesterday evening, she still believed you were away on business and wouldn't be back for days. She even warned me not to get mad at you on her behalf!"

"Summer trusted you completely, and this is how you repay her? Lucca, how could you even fix your mouth to accuse her of having me spy on you?"

Faced with Stella's relentless barrage of questions, Lucca's face tightened, a flicker of guilt crossing his eyes.

But he stubbornly held his ground. "Regardless of the reason, Aria got hurt because you showed up. Therefore, you owe her an apology!"

Just as Lucca finished speaking, he caught sight of a figure standing outside the half-open door, and the blood instantly drained from his face—