Sweet Pregnant Wife: CEO Phillip's Fierce Love novel Chapter 90

When Sansa and her daughter Jenny arrived at the hospital, William was still asleep with an oxygen mask on his face.

Ann heard their familiar shouts outside the ward and frowned.

She was worried that Sansa and Jenny would wake William up, so she hurriedly went out to stop them from rushing in.

She lowered her voice and scolded, "You are in hospital now. Why are you shouting so loudly? What do you want to do?"

Sansa immediately put on a long face, "What do I want to do? You are a jinx! Your mother ran away with someone after giving birth to you. Your father is also in the hospital because of you. You have no reason to scold me!"

Jenny looked around and did not find Phillip, so she calmed down and supported her mother.

"That's right. You and your mother are the same. You always hook up with men by your appearance. Dad was fine when he was at home, but as long as he went out to visit you, he suffered from the disease. His condition was unknown. Do you intend to irritate him to death so that you can keep the inheritance for yourself?"

Hearing that, Ann slapped Jenny on her face, "Everyone was clear about your purpose. Dad is still alive, but you desire to divide the inheritance. Don't be so greedy!"

Jenny was slapped by Ann and became furious.

When Sansa saw that, she glared at Ann and rushed forward to strangle Ann.

"You bitch! How dare you hit my daughter! I'm going to kill you!"

Ann nimbly dodged it. Sansa stumbled and almost fell.

Ann turned around and looked at Jenny coldly, "It was you who told Rudy my address, right?"

Not many knew her new home address, but it was easy for Jenny to ask William for it.

Jenny recognized with hatred and ridicule.

"So what if I am? It is you who make dad like this. You seduced men with a little bastard everywhere. Will Phillip marry you? It's impossible. Even if he didn't marry a rich young lady, he must marry a pure woman. A person like you will never be able to enter the Moore's!"

Ann held her breath.

At that moment, Phillip's cold voice came from the other side of the corridor.