Under the Heiress' Facade novel Chapter 797

"He's sick because of Ms. Youngworth. That's why he ended up this way. To cure an illness, we have to either deal with it from the roots or erase all his memories of her," Felix explained.

"If we do that, what if she comes back one day?" Johnson asked.

No matter how he thought about it, he thought that it was too cruel to the couple.

"But can someone tell us when she's going to come back?" Felix questioned back.

Silence dawned on them. Only a miracle could save Hera from such a high fall. Not to mention that she had been under stress-induced reaction at that moment.

Even if she survived the fall, the combat mode would've exhausted her energy in no time, causing her to die of exhaustion.

Although the rescue team hadn't stopped their efforts until today, it had been too long. The hope of her coming back was getting slimmer.

From their silence, Felix could tell that it was almost impossible for Hera to come back again.

It was heart-breaking for him to resort to such an option too, but they had to face reality.

"My job is to make sure Mr. Killian stays sane. If you can't guarantee her return, the only thing I can do is to do as she said."

"Mr. Kennedy, shouldn't we receive Bernie's agreement first?" Johnson said.

"Bernie will never agree to this." Theo pressed Johnson's shoulder. "He can't stay like this forever. Astral Nova and XS Corporation need him. We can't lose him too after losing Hera, can we? Plus, I'm sure Ms. Youngworth doesn't wish for him to become crazy because of her."

The four of them went silent.

Felix remembered the day he met Hera in the afternoon.

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He asked, "Are you sure about this? Mr. Killian will be very angry after finding out that you've made this decision. He might even do something more extreme to you."

A doctor came for a round and left the ward. The moment he closed the door, a nurse rushed over with a report. "We've just received the examination report for this patient. The HCG in her blood is quite high! She's pregnant!"

The doctor took over the report to take a look at it.

"It's different from her previous stats. Looks like she just got pregnant today. Should we keep the baby?" the nurse asked.

"Give me a moment. I have to ask Mr. Whitlock," said the doctor while dialing a number. He recounted the situation to the person on the other side of the line.

"If we keep the baby, we have to try to avoid using medicines that might affect the baby. If that's the case, the patient will have a slow recovery."

"Don't keep it," the anonymous man answered without hesitation. "She has to regain consciousness as soon as possible."

"Alright." The doctor then turned around and looked at the nurse. "She'll have to abort the baby the day after tomorrow. Make the necessary arrangements."

"Got it."