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Never in her wildest dreams did she imagine Raymond was the mastermind behind it all.
"Every single elite surgeon, all the imported life-saving supplies—Ray arranged all of it," Luke revealed.
"He stood outside those operating doors the entire night. He didn't leave until the doctors confirmed that both you and the baby were completely out of danger."
Quinn stood rooted to the spot. The sheer magnitude of the revelation left her entirely utterly bewildered.
It felt as though an invisible hand was squeezing her heart. A suffocating wave of shock, devastating guilt, and overwhelming emotion completely consumed her.
Watching her stunned reaction, Luke let out a heavy sigh. "A couple of days ago, Ray dragged me out to drink his miseries away. He told me you've been locking him out of your place and that you're planning to leave him."
"Quinn, a person can search their whole life and never find someone who loves them this fiercely. Ray has practically ripped his heart out and handed it to you. Are you absolutely certain you want to throw it away?"
On the cab ride back, Quinn sat frozen in the backseat, blankly staring at the neon city lights blurring past the window.
Her mind was a chaotic mess. She felt like she was overthinking everything, yet simultaneously incapable of processing a single thought.
She had been torturing herself lately, terrified that staying with him would drag his corporate empire down and subject him to vicious public ridicule.
Yet, during the absolute darkest, most shattered moment of her marriage, he had been the one to pull her and Leo back from the jaws of death.
They were just blocks away from Lunas Crest when Quinn suddenly snapped out of her trance.
"Sir, change of plans! Take me to Springhill Estate, please!"
The driver whipped the car around at the intersection, speeding off toward Springhill Estate.
Quinn had been swamped with her competition and promotional events recently, and Raymond hadn't seen her in days.
She had barely responded to any of his calls or texts.
Because of this, when Raymond stepped out of his car after a long day at work, his aura was intensely somber, his sharp jawline looking even more formidable under the glow of the streetlights.
But the second his predatory gaze locked onto Quinn standing near the entrance, every ounce of that icy exterior melted away.

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