From Stand-in to Heiress: The Lies of My Billionaire Husband Exposed by Me novel Chapter 1

"Honey, my stomach hurts badly, and I'm bleeding heavily. Can you take me to the hospital?"

After taking the cheap abortion pills, my body react violently, and I was losing a lot of blood while working at the KTV.

"Dear, I know you're not feeling well, but we can't afford the hospital now. Can you hold on a little longer?"

Before I could respond, I heard noise in the background.

"Honey, the department manager is calling me. I need to go. Please hang in there, and when I get successful, I'll give you have a better life."

Then, he hung up abruptly.

Clutching my stomach, I tried to rest in the storage room when a woman from a private room shoved me to the floor.

"Get out of my way, Put your eyes in front of you."

When the woman saw the blood on my legs, her face twisted in disgust.

"This is a high-end club. How could they let anyone in here? Disgusting!"

Weak and in pain, I glanced through the slightly open door and froze.

Carter, who claimed to be working late, sat surrounded by admirers.

"Carter's so generous! He just gave Lamia a necklace worth millions. I'm so jealous."

"Who is Carter? He's the richest man in New York. Millions are nothing to him."

They raised their glasses, toasting him.

"Congratulations, Carter! After years of waiting. You’ve finally found your true love!"

The man seemed to enjoy the praise, waving his hand casually.

"Throw her out! People like her only want money. Pay her and make her leave!"

"Lamia will be here soon. If she’s upset, this club won’t survive tomorrow."

A wad of cash was thrown at me, and the door slammed shut.

The woman kicked my stomach with disgust on her face.

"I can’t stand you poor people. A little money, and you’re like obedient dogs. Take it and get lost."

I picked up the money, knowing I needed it to survive

The pain in my stomach was too overwhelming for me to think about the man in the private room. Struggling, I walked to the roadside and hailed a cab.

Just as I got into the car, my phone rang.