Semua Bab After Loving Her, Why Do You Cry for Me: Bab 1 - Bab 10

After hanging up the phone, I forced my body to walk towards the hospital. There were chairs in the waiting area where I could sit; perhaps if I sat down, I could endure until Ronald arrived. The chair was only a hundred meters from the door, yet it felt like I had walked miles to reach it. Just as I touched the edge of the chair, someone pushed me away.I collapsed to the ground, pain ripping through me as if my organs were being torn apart. Unable to control myself, I writhed on the floor in agony, tears and mucus streaming down my face.A familiar voice gasped nearby, "Sorry! Teresa, I didn't see you there!"It was a voice I could never forget in two lifetimes. It was Stephen's beloved, Lily. I lifted my tear-blurred eyes to look at her. There she sat in a wheelchair, eyes full of triumph, looking at me provocatively. And the person pushing her wheelchair was none other than Stephen.My nemesis from a past life, we met again. A torrent of hatred surged within me! I would ne

Frank stared at me in disbelief, his face a mask of shock. "Teresa, are you really sick?" Lily also chimed in, feigning concern, "Teresa seems genuinely ill, it doesn't look like she's faking!" However, Stephen watched me coldly. "Stop the drama! This woman is quite the actress! She's probably spitting up tomato juice! Don't be fooled by her again! Let's go!"Despite being doubtful, Frank was about to leave. I desperately clutched at his trousers, pleading for mercy. "Dr. Turner, if you have any conscience left, please save me. Even if I am pretending, you've nothing to lose by checking. But if I die, you'll be held accountable for refusing treatment. There are cameras here, capturing everything you do."Frank looked up and indeed spotted the camera in the corner. His expression changed dramatically, and he quickly knelt down to examine me. "You are really sick!" Shocked, he scooped me up and sprinted toward the emergency room. Behind us, Stephen's mocking voice rang out. "Teresa

"Enough, Stephen! Stop disgracing yourself as a doctor!" Stephen spun around in disbelief and glared at Frank, who was supposed to be his friend. "What’s that supposed to mean? Are you seriously defending her?"Frank met his gaze coldly. "She’s my patient. If you continue to treat her violently, I have every right to call the police." Stephen suddenly burst out laughing. "What’s this? Have you fallen for my wife?" He sneered. "Why don’t I just give her to you? I’m sick of her anyway. She’s trash I’ve already had my fill of..." Frank’s hand shot out, slapping Stephen across the face. "You animal! I used to think you were just cold and indifferent. But now I see you for what you are—a vile, despicable excuse for a man! Just wait for the disciplinary action. You won’t just miss that promotion; you’ll lose your job entirely!"With that, Frank left with his team, but not before issuing a warning. "I’ll have security posted at the door. If you lay a hand on the patient again, I’ll ma

Something seemed to dawn on Stephen, and his expression darkened. Lily, furious, lunged at me. "You wretch! Are you spreading lies about me behind my back?" Stephen stopped her, his tone sharp. "That’s enough, Lily! What’s gotten into you? When did you become so crude and disrespectful?" Lily froze, a flicker of guilt flashing across her face. She quickly recovered, putting on a pitiful expression. "I acted out because I was jealous, Stephen. Don’t misunderstand me!" Stephen’s suspicion deepened as he eyed her warily. "If you can fake your personality so well, what else have you been hiding from me?" Lily rushed to explain, her voice trembling. "I’m an open book with you, Stephen. Please, don’t believe the rumors!" As she finished, she shot me a venomous glare. "Teresa, I know you hate me! That car accident I had? You definitely had something to do with it! And now you’re trying to drag my name through the mud again. “Do you think this is some kind of game? Stephen loves m

Although Melissa was hesitant, she couldn’t defy her son’s insistence. She reluctantly called her husband back into the room. "Nancy, it was wrong of us. We shouldn’t have hurt you.” "Nancy, please forgive us. Ask your mom to forgive us too," Richard added awkwardly. Nancy’s fear faded as she saw me protecting her by her side. But despite their apologies, she refused to forgive them. "Bad people! I never want to see you again!" Her stance was clear, and I squeezed her little hand in support. "If that’s how Nancy feels, then you both should stay away from her from now on." With that, I dismissed the two of them. Stephen turned to me with a fawning smile. "Are you feeling better now?" I replied with a cool tone, "Yes, I am. Rest up and focus on your recovery. I’m taking Nancy with me." Without waiting for his response, I left the hospital with my daughter. Ronald was already waiting for us at the entrance. He gently lifted Nancy into the car. "Nancy, how about we go