No More Waiting, She Chooses Love novel Chapter 430

The amusement park's grand opening and my own trending scandal had been the talk of the town for three days straight before the buzz naturally fizzed out.

In today's fast-paced digital age, new stories pop up daily, quickly overshadowing even the juiciest of dramas.

Those three days had been Haley's prime window to strike back, but she hadn't made a move.

Conrad was right; she didn't dare release the video.

Releasing it meant kissing goodbye to any leverage she had, rendering all her meticulous plans useless.

But she wasn't one to give up easily.

Yet, I hadn't anticipated her next move would be threatening to jump off a building.

I was chatting with Herschel in his hospital room when a nurse burst in, saying someone was attempting to jump from the rooftop.

Just hearing about it sent shivers down my spine.

"It's a pregnant woman. Maybe she's suffering from prenatal depression," the nurse speculated.

Right then, my phone rang. It was Conrad.

My heart skipped a beat. "Yeah?"

"Felicia, Haley's on the roof, threatening to jump," Conrad's voice was grave.

Frozen in place, I realized that despite Haley's history of dramatics, this was different. She was gambling with her life—and not just hers, but her unborn child's too.

Herschel was with me, and I was worried the news might upset him. But it looked like he already had an idea, and he gestured for me to sit down.

"Where are you?" I asked Conrad.

"Almost at the hospital!"

I swallowed hard, "I'm with Herschel."

There was a brief silence on the line. "We can't keep this from my dad. Her choosing to do this at the hospital... she wants him to know."

Such measures might save an ordinary person, but Haley was pregnant. Even if they saved her, the baby might not survive the ordeal.

As the crowd buzzed, I saw Conrad being escorted by firefighters into the building. I lifted my eyes to the rooftop.

Perched on the edge of the twenty-story building, Haley, in a flowing white dress, was a scene straight out of a movie, her hair billowing in the wind.

Despite everything, Haley always knew how to make an entrance, a tragic beauty with a tainted soul.

"That guy they just let in must be the husband of the woman upstairs. Looks decent enough, yet his wife's up there ready to jump."

"A woman pregnant and seeking death... it's either a cheating husband or in-laws from hell."

"The woman's a fool. If the man really wanted her gone, her dramatics won't change a thing."

The murmurs around me were a harsh reminder of the cruelty of public opinion.

"Ah!"