My Lord, My Billionaire Master novel Chapter 326

Was she dying?

It felt too awful.

The sound of footsteps came from outside, resonating one after another. It was still far away, and Alice didn't even have a single feeling of fear, all was left was pain.

Suddenly, the footsteps stopped.

Alice laid on the sofa, she nearly fainted, she even did not feel fear.

"Bam."

The door opened.

Alice laid on the ground, and her eyes slowly closed.

"Alice!" An anxious voice rang in her ear.

Alice thought that she must be hallucinating as she heard William's voice.

How could that be possible?

At this time, he and Mona should be having sex, right?

Alice felt so bad that she couldn't even say a word.

"Don't be afraid, Alice. I will bring you to see a doctor right away, don't be afraid! Don't be afraid!" The domineering voice sounded in her ear.

His voice rang with the thunder, and she could not hear whose voice it was.

She even felt as if she were in a dream. Her body was weak, and her mind was in a state of chaos.

Alice slowly opened her eyes and her eyelashes trembled. She could only see a blurry figure, and it was unknown if it was her imagination or reality.

She really couldn't let her imagination run wild anymore.

She had already thought too much and obtained enough disappointment.

"Get up!"

The voice said.

Alice was suddenly lifted up by him and felt another bout of dizziness. Unable to control herself, she directly opened her mouth and vomited.

She didn't know anything.

The man didn't let go of her, still holding her tightly. He carried her and walked out.

He was a little wet.

There was no light in the corridor outside, it was completely dark. Alice was carried by the man and her body kept swaying along with his footsteps, causing her to vomit from time to time.

"I feel terrible." Alice leaned in his embrace and cried out in pain, "Save me."

"Alright, I'll save you. Don't be afraid, we'll be at the hospital soon!" A voice sounded above her head. "You'll definitely be fine. I won't let anything happen to you!"

The voice was heavy, and it steadied her for a moment.

"Yeah, I can't let anything happen to me." She still had a baby, Alice told herself. Suddenly, tears started streaming down her face, as she mumbled, "No one wants me anymore, no one wants me! I'm scared that no one will save me!"

She was talking nonsense.

The world in her mind was turned upside down. From the past to the present, she could only look at the backs of people as they left her. She wanted to catch them, but no matter how hard she tried, she could not.

"Don't be afraid! With me here, you don't have to be afraid of anything!"

The voice was loud, domineering, arrogant.

"Who are you?" Alice was carried down the stairs step by step. She wanted to see his appearance clearly, but no matter what, she could not.

"Who do you think I am?" the man asked.

"I don't know."

She didn't know who would protect her, no one, no one.

Her ability to protect herself was so weak.

The person carried her down the stairs, his breath became heavier and heavier, yet he still carried her and walked down with large strides.

Alice laid in his embrace, and her consciousness slowly faded. Her head tilted to the side and she fainted.

"Alice? Alice? Wake up!"

The man shouted in exasperation and quickened his pace, his strong arms clutching at her as he tried to carry her out of the building.

Outside, the rain was pouring down.

A bolt of lightning struck down, cutting through the black night sky, the intense light fell on their bodies, illuminating William's handsome face.

He hugged Alice, his expression was serious, his eyes sunken deep down, staring at the woman in his embrace, his eyes were filled with nervousness.

William's shirt was stained with a large amount of vomit.

He did not hesitate as he carried Alice and strode forward. Lowering his head, he used his body to help her block the heavy rain as much as possible before rushing to the car that he had parked there.

On the first floor, a few men in black walked out from a corner, their eyes were gloomy as they looked at William who was carrying Alice.

"What do we do now?"

someone asked.

"I can't make a move now. Let's go, let's sneak into the hospital first." a more authoritative voice replied.

"Yes."

It was a very dark night. Thunder rumbled and lightning flashed.

The advanced ward of the hospital was like a presidential suite. It was warm and luxurious with clean floor and not a speck of dust.

The sunlight was very dazzling.

The rain had already stopped.

"You've had signs of miscarriage, so be more careful about your safety than the average pregnant woman, including emotional ones, and be calm." Doctor Donald solemnly said as she stood beside her bed, emphasizing on the issue of emotions.

Alice was obviously not in a very good mood.

"Alright, I understand."

Alice nodded.

"Then rest well, if you need anything, just ring the bell and call me. I'll go get busy." The doctor said with a smile, then turned around and left the ward.

Alice was alone in the ward, thinking about everything that happened last night.

William.

How could it be William? She was fantasizing again, imagining that at her most vulnerable moment, William would appear out of nowhere.

Alice, why are you so stupid? Why do you still have such hopes for William?

Alice, wake up, he won't come.

Stop fooling yourself.

He is already your past. He will no longer appear. Try your best to stop dreaming!

Alice told herself over and over again, and her head started to hurt even more. She held her head with her hands and sat on the bed, looking at the empty ward.

Empty.

She was empty now.

She thought about the kiss between William and Mona. She would forever remember that moment, how William hurt her, and she would never forgive him!

At Imperial Castle, William walked out of the bathroom and stretched out his hand to tie the belt of his bathrobe. His eyes glanced at the clothes and pants that were thrown on the floor.

It was still stained with Alice's vomit.

The phone on the piano rang, he immediately rushed over to pick up the phone, his breath was unstable, "How is it?"

"Mr. William, Miss Alice has woken up. There are no serious problems."

Doctor Donald reported to him.

William stood beside the piano. His fingertips caressed the piano as he pretended to be calm, "Are you sure there won't be a problem? Previously, she only had a mild cold and suddenly had a fever!"

If he hadn't been monitoring her life, he wouldn't have known she had a sudden fever.

It was all that damn rain.

She got wet.

"I'm sure, nothing will happen to her." Doctor Donald said, "Oh, right, Mr. William, I have already told you everything that you told me. Miss Alice believes me."

"She believed it?"

William's voice rose with displeasure.