LOGINLily
The whole night there was no sign of Nolan, he didn't even come up to check on me. I stayed up all night contemplating of my next move, but I knew that bitch Vivian has a lot of schemes up her sleeve. Saves me the trouble. In the morning I woke up, I went to the mirror and saw a ghostly figure staring back at me. I was pale and my eyes had bags for staying up all night. And I had starved my baby yesterday. I needed something to eat as my stomach grumbled. I walked out of my room and headed for the stairs, just then Vivian appeared In front of me, it's like she had been waiting for me to come up from the room. She gave me a wide smile and without saying a word she screamed, “Lily no, please let me go,” she made to fall down the stairs but I held her hand, she pulled me making the both of us to roll down the stairs together. The pain was incrustating, I held my stomach, trying to protect my baby, while Vivian cried so loud, drawing the servants attention. I didn't know Nolan was around, I just saw him run towards us and walked to Vivian's side. My heart twisted painfully on my chest. “It was all my fault,” Vivian said amidst sobs. Nolan looked at me with enraged eyes as he collected her into his arms. “Please protect the baby,” she said. “Lily, how could you be this vicious,” he said within clenched teeth, “if something happens to Vivian you'll have me to deal with.” He warned. “I'll take you to the hospital,” he told Vivian, she curled up in his arms as he carried her out of the villa. God, how could I have married a man that was this blind, I cursed the day that I met him. Couldn't he see that I was hurt too, all he did was just blame me, I felt a sharp pain in my stomach, then a warm liquid tracing down my thighs. “My baby,” I screamed in a weak voice. Then everything turned black. I woke up to the smell of detergents and medicine. I looked around me and saw a drip across from my bed, the ceiling was unfamiliar, I turned my gaze, my head hurt so badly, Betty sat across from me with worrying eyes. “Ma'am how are you feeling?” she asked gently. “My baby?” I asked while touching my flat stomach. “ The baby is alright,” she said. “Nolan?” “Sir, hasn't come to visit since we came here,” she said, her words made my heart twist painfully in my chest. Nolan didn't really care about me at all. “How long have I been admitted?” I asked curiously. “ Two days.” I nodded. “The doctor said that you'll be discharged later today,” she said in a soft voice. “Betty, do me this one favor, do not tell anyone about me being pregnant,” I said in a serious tone. She nodded at my words. “Yes ma'am.” I was discharged later that day. We went back to the villa and found Nolan already there. He didn't even ask where I had been, his eyes were cold and distant. Betty, who was holding my hand, let go and took my bag to my room. “You almost killed Vivian, do you know that?” He began in a cold voice. “How could you be so vicious?” I didn't answer. The fact that he was asking me about another woman made my heart shatter. I had given up the day he left me bleeding down the stairs but it still hurt so much. “Vivian is carrying my child,” he continued. I just looked at him blankly, he raised his eyebrows as if he was expecting another reaction. “What, you're not going to say anything?” I looked at him with mocking eyes. “Congratulations I guess,” I said mockingly, my voice dripped of venom but he acted oblivious. “We both know that you're barren and can't give me an heir, but the Thompson group needs an heir,” his words made me wince. Barren, yeah right, I was weeks pregnant, but he didn't know since he was busy caring for that homewrecker and his bastard. The words that I had been eagerly anticipating finally came out. “Lily, I want a divorce.”Lily“I came for answers,” I said in a flat tone, my father's expression hardened, I could tell that he was already irritated and I had not yet said what I wanted.“What nonsense are you talking about now,” he said dismissively. In the past, his tone would make me flinch and apologize profusely for wasting his time, but not today.“Three years ago,” I began, each word deliberate, “ I was told that I could never have children, that I was infertile and had a zero chance.” I stared at them instinctively, then I saw it, a flicker passed between them, but they masked it again.My heart thudded in my chest as I continued, “ but now,” my voice was tight in my throat, I was struggling despite how controlled I tried to be, “ I've found out that it wasn't true, the diagnosis was all fake.”They stared at me blankly, as if I wasn't supposed to figure out what was being hidden.“If I remember correctly, I was with you,” I pointed to Clara,” she glared back at me, “ you're the one who recommended
Lily I arrived at the villa, the hell of a home I grew up in, I felt nauseous by the sight of its white walls and the so called beautiful garden planted with venom by my witch of a stepmother.I walked to the front grey door, my blood boiled in my veins, I curled my hands into tiny balls untill my knuckles felt numb. I hated this place, I wasn't planning on coming back anyway because everyone who breathed here hated me to the core, and the lawful owner, my mother was taken out and she was a vegetable at the hospital. I took in a deep breath then twisted the golden door knob.As always, that venomous woman was seated on the couch, draped in red silk while enjoying sipping tea. A maid was massaging her shoulders as another servant was on one knee, a plate full of grapes in hand as she fed her one at a time. Her face was covered in a white face mask."Wow… you’ve really settled in, haven’t you? Must be nice playing queen in a kingdom you stole.” I shouted, making the servants stop what
LilyThe next day, I woke up early, Ruby was still asleep, her couch was quite comfortable since I didn't see the reason for me to walk all the way to the bedroom so I slept in the coach the whole night.I was hungry, so I walked into the kitchen and fixed myself a drink. There were bananas in the fridge. I warmed some milk and blended the mixture to make a smoothie. It was soothing to my stomach, at least it was nutritious and something I could go by.I was downing the nutritious drink when pain shot through my head like a lightning strike, it was sudden and unforgiving. I winced at the pain, I reached out my hand to touch my head when a sharp stab pierced my temples, making it hard to even think straight. It felt like needles pressing into my skull, each second worse than the last.This all came from the crying yesterday and the stress I was going through. I wanted to go to the bathroom and take some of Ruby's painkillers then I remembered doctor Hayes advice. I shouldn't take just
LilyI don't know how long I had drifted to sleep but I was woken up by a nurse, she was wearing a pink uniform, her hair tightened into a ponytail, she flushed me a gentle smile as her arm tapped my shoulder gently. “ Miss, it's time for the patient's medication, you'll have to leave.” I woke up, and sat up straight, my eyes were red from all the crying and still sleepy, anyone who saw me would say I looked miserable. Although I had all the reasons to be. I nodded in understanding and took my bag. I stood up, gave my mother one final look and walked out. My head was aching, I guess it's from all the frustration, and my stomach growled in hunger. I almost forgot I had a stranger in there and he or she didn't care what I was going through and needed to eat. I walked to the hospital's cafeteria and wanted to order a coffee but I changed my mind. Although I was going through it, it was unfair to feed my child harmful food. If I remember correctly, doctor Hayes forbade me from taking ca
Lily I walked out of the door and got into my car, tears welled in my eyes. My heart twisted painfully in my chest, three years of marriage and for what. I twisted the key and the engine roared to life, I knew where I was going. I was going to see the person who never stopped loving me and caring for me, even though sometimes I got stubborn. I drove into the hospital's parking lot and took the elevator to my mother's room. She was on the fourth floor. The elevator's door slid open and the smell of detergent and medicine hit my nose. I walked hastily to my mother's room door. I hesitated at the door for a few minutes before tightening my fingers around the door handle and finally pushing it open. The room smelled of antiseptic and silence. It was quiet, not peaceful, just quiet which made my heart shift painfully in my chest. My mother laid there, tubes running through her mouth and nose, the machines were the only things that dared to make a sound. “Mum,” I called out, my voice
LilyI blinked at his words, I had been waiting for him to say the words but I didn't expect them to hurt this much, my heart twisted in my chest, he didn't even bother to explain how this all happened. I wanted to know when he began to cheat on me, when he and my sister decided that it was best for them to have an affair.“Divorce,” I said gulping, “ alright.” Something like confusion pasted in his face but it was long gone a second after it appeared. Was he expecting me to beg, I would never, infact I would never stoop so low to their infidelity and beg, all that I had experiencef in this marriage was scorn, not forgetting how his mother had mistreated me for being barren, and now this, I think it would be best if I leave.“I'll have my lawyer draft the papers and sent them to you, make sure you sign them,” he said in a deep voice. I nodded my head and made my way to the stairs when his voice stopped me. “And by the way, Vivian is sleeping in the master bedroom, please don't do anyt







