Ch. Choose Me 3 Choose Me 3

Damian, what did I do wrong? Why is Elara still angry?” by’s voice was full of distress. 

Damian scoffed, “It’s not your fault. She’s just a mud.” 

“But, if Elara gets angry and takes the baby away, what will happen to our baby?” 

Damian, you know I was an orphan. I didn’t have Elara’s good fortune, meeting a brother like you when I was young, or the good fortune to bear you a healthy baby. I really envy her!” 

“Forget it, I really don’t want to cause you trouble. I just take the baby and die together. Hopefully, in our next life, well have healthy bodies to be together!” 

Ivy stormed out. 

She bumped into me, a flicker of surprise in her eyes. 

In a flash, she climbed onto the windowsill, about to jump 

The frail girl was tossed about in the wind. 

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Damian’s eyes reddened, and he softly coaxed her in a trembling voice. 

Massaging my aching heart, I turned to leave, but Damian grabbed me 

His tone softened, unusually gentle, yet his gaze was cold and almost cruel: 

“Be my good girl, Elara. You’ve been through life and death with me for so long, you’re not this fragile.” 

the best doctors, the most expensive artificial heart for our child.” 

Jus help Ivy for once, okay?” 

The man who’d been by my side for ten years lowered his head and softened his voice for the first time. 

But I couldn’t understand what he meant. 

Damian pulled Ivy down from the windowsill and added 

“Elara, even is_even if the baby doesn’t make it, I definitely give you another one. 

I stared at him fiercely. 

What did he mean, give you another one“? 

How dare he with a flick of his tongue, treat 

at my c 

my child like an object, arbitrarily deciding its face! 

Damian, my water broke Does that mean 

Im going 

into labor?“ Ivy suddenly cried out. 

Almost instantly, Damian reacted. 

It was like something he’d rehearsed many times. 

With a glance, his usual comrades–in–arms immediately lifted me. 

Damian expertly picked up a Pitocin needle and injected into my belly. 

These men’s strength was extraordinary; I couldn’t break free.