Chapter 301 – Highlight Chapter from Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed
Chapter 301 is a standout chapter in Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed by Sophia Harper, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Romance narrative into new territory.
"Alright, Mr. Sherwood."
Suddenly, Millie turned pale, clutching her stomach, "Ow... my stomach hurts so much..."
Murray remained expressionless.
He didn't move, and Sadie didn't dare to either.
By now, Millie had slumped to the floor, cold sweat beginning to form on her forehead.
She reached out, desperately grabbing at the man's trouser leg, her eyes pleading, "Murray, please save me, save our baby. My stomach... it's killing me..."
Sadie couldn't stand it any longer, "Mr. Sherwood, Ms. Millie doesn't seem to be faking it..."
The cold sweat had soaked her thin nightgown, and Millie's face twisted in agony.
Murray dropped a "Deal with it" and left.
Sadie felt like the unluckiest person in the world!
The life of a working stiff is just damn hard!
...
At four in the morning, an ambulance took Millie from the mansion.
The hospital they sent her to was the same one where Beverley was staying.
Beverley woke up to a call from Sadie, talking about a huge fight at the house between Millie and Murray; Murray wanted her gone, but she refused to leave.
It seemed pretty serious this time.
Beverley, concerned for the child, immediately went to Millie's hospital room.
But instead of calming Millie, the slap only made her more hysterical, "You hit me? By what right? Beverley, you witch! It's all your fault, why else would I be in the hospital?"
Beverley retorted, "So what if I hit you? If it weren't for the fact you're pregnant, I'd slap you more!"
"Idiot, didn't you hear the doctor telling you to calm down? How much longer are you going to make a scene? Do you really want to lose the baby before you're happy?"
Beverley was getting a headache again.
Wondering what bad luck had brought her to deal with such a brainless person.
She was courting disaster, but she better not drag her grandchild down with her!
Millie, in a state of extreme anxiety and panic, wasn't listening to a word, "If the baby is gone, it's all your fault!"
"If you hadn't forced me to learn this and that, how would I have argued with Murray? If I hadn't argued with him, how could I have ended up... in the hospital? Don't I want to take good care of myself?"
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