her. Guilt crept into him as he looked at the bandage on her forehead.

e saw Larisa pulling Ivy out of the wheelchai

of him. He wouldn't want her to get

er. She usually doesn't g

h Ivy lying on the small hospital be

't get it wrong. This is not Larisa's fault. I fell o

ly. He asked, "Are you say

he didn't push me. Please don't blame her for this. I don't w

ughly pushed Larisa away. He didn't even turn to see

erything and blamed her fo

nk of it, I overreacted without fi

idea..." H

said, "You should go to her and

, he uttered, "I'll go and see her but first, let me take you home. We left your wheelc

h... don't leave Larisa alone

explain to her and she wil

.

her best friend at a c

ca's eyes widened into saucer

you were right about last night. The man you saw was Ryan. It turns o

nched her hands into fists and asked, "

hurts to confirm it. Perhaps I should do what I have been delay

pregnant? Being a single mother is tough, hun. I say, get rid of that homewrecker. You're

en he thought I had pushed her. He didn't hesitate to push me for her sake. I don't think I

about your pregnancy. I'm sure the temporal excitement he's having at se

d how hard Ryan had pushed her away. He didn't even try to check on her

rid of the baby so that he cou

never wanted to marry me in the first place... I'm sure having a child with me is

at Larisa had made up her mind, so the

ou make, hun. Just know that I wa

.

for him in the living area. Looking at her, he recalled how he t

ok, about e

l you, Ryan," Larisa said,

face as she got to her feet and gave Ry

ents. He asked, "What is this? Is it work? Can't it

and divorce papers. Let's part ways, Ryan. It's been