The Married CEO and I

a series of harsh whispers as she hurried along beside the gurney on which Mara was being rush

her stepmother had kept her too long at home when it all started, more concerned with dumping curses on her than anything else. It was only whe

for the 19-year old Mara. But now that they were here, she was relieved that it was out of her hands. Yet, her biggest worry was n

the nurses said to her, shutting her out as her c

but the girl was far away from her reach now, so she simply contented herself with sitting down in the waiting room, but not before

otice of her, so she sat down with a sigh and

h ears blaring out her favorite music, when she suddenly heard a m

she here? Where ar

she quickly hid her phone with the speed of light

s as she rushed up to meet her husband with wide open arms. But

me first before bringing her to the hospital, eh?! Answer me!",

what I've been through for that girl since the moment we found out that she's pregna

ell me where the hell she is!", he barked a

closed door. He got the message instantly and marched towards the door, ready to break it down if n

he questions, grabbing the nurse by the arm as if he would lift her

wn, sir.

er father. Just tell

ease let go of my arm.

sed angrily. "Just fucking

ds blood

t are you waiting for?", he fumed, alre

come w

shed the statement, he was alr

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reats and shake his fist at her with clenched teeth, promising to wring her neck if anything happened to his daughter. Rosa couldn't help but shud

turned minutes ago from donating the blood that Mara badly needed. All of a sudden, a nurse r

ir

ng. It was the doctor. With a muttered oath, he r

e?", he demande

lm down. We have reque

e was already rolling up his other

'm sorry, but your

uck. But he recovere

e you saying? Bu

tor replied calmly, even as Colin's

ing hand now tightly holding on to a handful of the doctor'

down,

e an injured bull, sweat pouring down his forehead and temples. But he hurriedly wiped the persp

m. Rosa flinched as her husband's roving eyes lighted on her. She'd seen him angry before, so many times, but she'd never seen him look like he looked now: like a trapped b

be in one piece. As she worked on calming down her heart rate, her eyes encountered the doctor's and it quick

darling? Is she okay? Why did my husband rush out

ked off, thinking he had just shamed the mother of the girl. If only he had turned a