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One night Two babies by Liz Pinelis novel Chapter 118

Outside the private room, hearing the footsteps behind her, Violet changed the other hand to hold with Arya, and then turned around and looked at Ivan angrily.

Ivan looked confused, "What's the matter? Why are you so angry?"

He didn't seem to mess with her now?

He just went away almost half an hour ago and made some conflicts for her and her son. Was it possible that she was still angry about this?

"Give Calvin back to me!" Violet pursed her red lips.

Ivan frowned, "What?"

"Don’t play dumb with me. Didn't you take Calvin away? Give Calvin back to me!" Violet clenched her fists emotionally.

Ivan understood now. She was saying that he took her son away.

No wonder there was only a little girl here.

"Sorry, Violet, you may have found the wrong person. I didn't take your son away." Ivan spread his hands.

Violet was taken aback for a moment, "It isn't you?"

"Of course, why should I take your son?" Ivan thought it was funny.

Violet's face turned pale, and she trembled.

Ivan took his hand out of his trouser pocket, trying to support her. But he was late.

Stanley came from another direction and held Violet's shoulders, "Are you okay?"

Smelling the familiar mint fragrance, Violet shook her head, "I'm fine."

"You’re so in time." Ivan looked at Stanley sarcastically.

Stanley ignored him, pursing his own thin lips, "You just said Calvin was taken away, right?"

"Yes, I took Arya to the toilet. But when I came back, Calvin was not there. The cashier told me that it was a man who took Calvin away. I thought it was Director Murphy, so I came up to look for him, but Director Murphy said it was not him. I don't know who to trust now." Violet covered her face, feeling collapsed.

Arya pulled the corner of Violet’s dress, "Mommy, don't cry! Mommy..."

Violet squatted down and hugged Arya, but she was trembling slightly.

Stanley turned his head and stared at Ivan.

Ivan pushed his glasses, "Why are you looking at me? I said it was not me."

Stanley looked away, took out his cell phone and made a call.

Soon, Fraser came.

Stanley pulled Violet up from the ground, "Leave Arya to Fraser. Follow me! I will take you to Calvin."

Hearing this, Violet quickly nodded and handed Arya to Fraser.

"Baby, you obediently listen to Fraser. Mommy and Uncle Murphy are going to find your brother." Violet touched Arya's head and said.

Arya waved her small fists, "Okay, I will be a good girl. Mommy, you must find my brother."

"I will." Violet said with tearful eyes, put her hands down and looked at Stanley, "Mr. Murphy, let's go."

"Wait a minute." Ivan adjusted his tie, "I will go with you guys."

"What?" Stanley frowned.

Ivan smiled slightly, "You all suspect that I took that kid away, so I have to prove my innocence!"

"Mr. Murphy..." Violet subconsciously looked at Stanley and asked for his opinion.

Stanley looked down and thought, and then he nodded slightly, "Let him go. With his participation, Calvin will be found faster."

"Okay." Violet naturally had no objection when she heard him say this.

She didn't care what Ivan's purpose was, as long as it was helpful to find Calvin.

So the group of three rushed to leave the second floor, going to check the restaurant's surveillance first, and see who took Calvin away.

But before they walked to the monitoring room, Violet's cell phone rang.

She was a little impatient with the person who called her at this time, but she still patiently answered, "Who is it?"

Stanley followed behind her. Seeing the shoes she had taken off, he bent over to pick them up, and chased after her.

Only Ivan walked unhurriedly at the end, looking at the two in front of him with interest.

After asking the front desk of the hospital, Violet hurried to the emergency room after learning that Calvin was still in the emergency room.

When she reached the door of the emergency room and looked at the red light on the door, her heart seemed to be cut again with a knife. She almost couldn't breathe because of the pain.

Stanley put down her high heels. Seeing her bare feet, he frowned, and then calmly said, "Don't worry. Calvin will be fine."

"How can I not worry about it? Calvin has been in good health since he was a child. He has rarely even had a disease. Suddenly he had car accident. In case there is something wrong with him, I really... I really don't know what to do!" Sitting on the chair, Violet buried her head deep. Self-blame emotions filled in her heart.

Stanley squatted down and raised one of her feet. In her surprise, he gently helped her put on her shoes, "Don’t catch a cold. When Calvin comes out, you still need to take care of him. If you catch a cold, you can’t take care of him."

Hearing this, Violet bit her lip and nodded, "Thank you..."

Stanley gave a hmm and stood up.

Ivan, who was leaning on the wall opposite, said suddenly, "Tsk-tusk, Stanley, this is the first time I have seen you put on shoes for others. Ivy has never been treated like this."

Stanley's face sank, "Shut up!"

Ivan pretended not to hear it. Seeing that Violet didn't have reactions with Ivy’s name, he couldn't help but wondered, "Violet, aren't you curious who Ivy is?"

He looked at Violet.

Violet nodded, "I know. I have met Miss Ellis."

"Oh?" Ivan was really surprised, touching his chin and muttering, "It seems my plans failed."

As he was muttering, the door of the emergency room was opened. A nurse hurried out from the inside.

Violet quickly stood up, "Nurse, how is my son?"

The nurse stopped, "Are you the child's mother?"

"Yes." Violet nodded repeatedly.

The nurse hesitated and replied, "Your child's condition is a bit not good."

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