The Good Girl's Revenge novel Chapter 231

Meredith's mother was in a good condition now. If they went there now, they could see her mother and save them some trouble in the meantime.

However, seeing Derek's cold face in the rearview mirror, Damian swallowed his doubts and drove silently to a nearby hospital.

When the car stopped, Derek carefully carried Meredith down. She slept very soundly, perhaps because she was too tired. And even if she was moved like this, there was no sign of her waking up.

After putting her on the bed, Derek called the doctor to examine her.

"This young lady is just too tired and seems to be emotionally unstable. It's late pregnancy now. As a family member, you should pay attention to her emotions!"

The doctor did some checking and found that Meredith was fine, so he told Derek the result and gave him the advice.

Derek nodded. Even so, he didn't want to provoke her at a time like this, but in the end...

The man's eyes dimmed. "Got it."

The doctor went out, and Derek sat aside, looking at Meredith's face while she was sleeping.

Unlike the tranquility of yesterday, Meredith now frowned slightly even when she was asleep, as if she was not at ease even in her dreams.

Derek could not help but reach out and gently caress her brows as if trying to drive away the sadness in her heart.

Even now, he was the one who should be responsible for her worry.

In her sleep, Meredith felt a familiar hand caressing her forehead. It was very gentle and comfortable.

Inexplicably, it eased her agitated mood and made her sleep more soundly.

"Xavier... Derek..."

Derek's heart softened when he heard Meredith's whisper. This woman...

What he said back then was actually him being angry with himself. Now he was much relieved, Derek pulled the quilt for her to prevent her from catching a cold.

...

The night passed quickly.

When Meredith woke up, it was already bright. She opened her eyes and checked where she was. She was confused for a moment before sitting up. "What happened?"

Where was she now? Wasn't she at...

At the thought of what happened last night, Meredith's face, which had become much better from a good rest, turned pale again.

Yesterday, didn't she see Derek tangle with a young woman and she left alone, fainting on a bench?

Looking at the surroundings, Meredith was puzzled. Who sent her here?

Just as Meredith was in a daze, Damian walked in and saw her wake up. "Miss Mason, you're finally awake. You fainted on the side of the road. Fortunately, someone found you and sent you to the hospital. Otherwise, the consequences would be unimaginable."

Meredith listened to Damian while feeling something was wrong in her heart. She clearly felt that someone very familiar had sent her here. That feeling made her feel at ease.

"Who sent me here?"

Damian was taken aback by the question, then quickly covered it up. "It was a passer-by who called me here to look for you."

Seeing that Damian was so sure, Meredith did not doubt anything, but the hope just rosed in her heart was extinguished again.

How could he have time to care about the toy that had lost its novelty to him?

Although Meredith had no appetite, she still tried to eat for the baby's sake. After all, she almost hurt the baby yesterday because of her willfulness. She must not do that again.

Watching Meredith finish her breakfast, Damian took her back to Amelia's hospital.

Meredith first tidied up her appearance and walked in as if nothing had happened.

"Mer, why are you here so early? I told you it's not convenient for you to travel like that. You should stay at home and rest. You don't have to come to see me all the time."

Amelia looked at Meredith worryingly. Her daughter was in her late pregnancy, but she was still lying on the hospital bed, unable to do anything for her daughter, which made her feel guilty and helpless.

"Mom, I'm fine. I have nothing to do at home alone. Of course, I have to spend more time with you." Meredith smiled, but the smile was mixed with difficulty and helplessness.

She really didn't want to be alone. It was Derek's house. There, she remembered how she was, how she felt, and how determined she was to wait for him.

But now...

It was all over.

"Mer, what's wrong? You're not your usual self."

As a mother, how could she not see the difference in her daughter? When she felt the helplessness in Meredith's words, her heart ached.

Something must have happened to Meredith.

"Mom... I'm sorry..." Meredith saw Amelia's concerned expression and lost control. "I'm useless. We might have to leave here."