The Good Girl's Revenge novel Chapter 279

"Mer? What's wrong with you?"

"Mer, how are you? Don't scare mom. Talk to me."

Amelia was choked with sobs. Hearing the dead silence on the phone, she was so anxious but could do nothing. There was no sound except for the sound of the phone falling just now. She could only call out Meredith's name weakly...

What happened to her daughter?

Hearing the noise in the room, Parker immediately walked in.

As soon as he entered the room, his eyes widened.

Meredith fell there. It seemed that she still had some consciousness and wanted to pick up the phone that had fallen to the ground. However, she had no strength and could only fall back into bed.

Parker immediately rushed to Meredith's side and held her hand. The cold temperature made him panic.

"Meredith, don't worry. I'll call the doctor in right away," Parker said sadly.

"The phone..."

Meredith spoke with difficulty. Just then, hearing about her child, she suddenly felt a wave of pain from inside out.

Hearing her mother's anxious voice, she was just unable to respond.

Parker immediately picked up the phone.

Hearing Amelia's cries and shouts coming from inside, he felt depressed.

"Auntie, I'm here. It's okay..."

"Parker, you must take good care of Mer, please." Amelia said weakly.

"Don't worry. I will look after her well."

Parker immediately agreed. In a short while, the doctor ran in with various instruments.

Parker stepped aside and watched the men beginning to give first aid to Meredith.

Looking at Meredith, he was so heartbroken that he almost couldn't breathe. He even hoped that he was the one who was hurting now, not her.

She could no longer bear the pain.

"Baby, I want to see my baby..."

Meredith was like a child who had lost her favorite toy. Almost unconscious, she still kept repeating this sentence, with her lips parting gently.

There was some pain in her body, but she didn't seem to notice it. She kept repeating and struggling, "I want my child, I want my child..."

Her child, she didn't want him to grow up alone.

For her, the child was just a haunting solicitude in the past. However, today she heard his name and his news, and she even saw his face.