In My Desperate Time novel Chapter 232

I don’t mean to think badly of Whitney. But I can’t help feeling scared as she sneers at me frequently.

I am so afraid that I have been avoiding her these days.

It’s Saturday, and Lawrence came to the Louis’.

Frances is not at home. Lawrence greets me and then goes upstairs to see Whitney.

I watch TV downstairs. After a while, I feel a little sleepy, so I go upstairs.

I can vaguely hear Whitney and Lawrence arguing.

Whitney’s voice is loud. She sounds angry.

My room is next to Frances’, and Whitney’s room is next to mine.

Although I close the door, I can clearly hear her roaring.

“Lawrence, I hate you. I hate Jane. If it weren’t for you, I wouldn’t lose my child!”

After a few seconds of silence, Lawrence says, “Whitney, stop it. If you hadn’t tried to push Jane that day, it wouldn’t have ended up like this.”

...

There was a sound of something shattering. It seems that Whitney is throwing something.

“You mean, it’s my fault that I lost child? Lawrence, you are too ruthless. That’s also your child. How can you...”

I press my ears closer to the wall, afraid that I will miss something important.

“The baby is fine. I asked the doctor to tell them that you lost the child. As for the medicine you took, it’s not for postpartum recovery. It’s for fetal protection.”

I don’t know if I should be happy or worried to hear this news.

Whitney is silent for a few seconds. Then she raises her voice and says, “No, I can’t keep this child! It’s not Frances’ child! That night was just an accident. How can I bear your child? The person I love is Frances! If he knows that this child is not his, then we will be over! No, I shouldn’t keep the child!”

Whitney has been heartbroken after losing her child, but now she wants to abort it. It’s hard for me to understand. However, considering her mental illness, I feel it reasonable again.

“You can abort the child.” Lawrence sneers and says, “But you have to think about it. If I tell Frances that you are pregnant with my child, what do you think he will do? I have arranged everything for you to study abroad for a year. You will go abroad in a month and give birth to the child there. As long as we don’t tell him, Frances won’t know about it. You like children so much. I’m sure you’ll keep it. “

“Whitney, you have no choice but to keep my child.”