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Chapter 816
Anya's eyes lit up when her mother mentioned miscarriages.
'She's right. We'll just have to sneak the saffron into Corinne's food at tonight's dinner and, boom! Her baby will be
gone!'
However, since all of her previous plans came to a fruitless end, she did not feel as confident as she did last time.
"But what if someone finds out it's the saffron that caused her miscarriage?" she asked worriedly.
"Don't worry. I'll just say I did it should anyone find out about it. I can just pretend I didn't know Corinne was
pregnant, and that's why I gave her some saffron to try," said Phoebe smugly.
Knowing her mother had her back, Anya finally felt at ease.
"Okay, wait here, Mommy. I'll go get the saffron now. Try to put as much as you can in Corinne's food... I want to
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtsee her bleed out all the blood she has."
Meanwhile, in Luna's room.
Corinne was resting on the small bed with her head against the headboard. She scanned every corner of the room
to see if her memory could be jogged. However, nothing called up a strong sense of familiarity to her except for the
broken music box.
Suddenly, her phone rang. As expected, it was Jeremy video-calling in to check in on her.
"What are you doing now?" he asked in his deep, strong voice.
Jeremy was flipping through his documents while occasionally looking up at the screen. It was obvious he was busy,
yet he still made time to check in on her. That was how worried he was about her.
"I'm about to take a nap right now," said Corinne sleepily.
Jeremy frowned and looked up from his document to give her a stern stare. "Have you forgotten what I said to
you?"
"No, I haven't! You said I'm not allowed to simply eat the food outside, not allowed to sleep outside, and not allowed
to drink, especially now that I'm pregnant."
Jeremy scoffed. "Then why are you about to take a nap at someone else's house?"
Corinne pouted. "I was just a bit sleepy... Look, I'm still awake, aren't I? Hey, Mister... Lucas told me that this used to
be my old room."
A pained look immediately flashed across Jeremy's eyes whenever Jeremy thought of the hardship Corinne endured
when she was a child. "So what if it is? Are you planning to move back there?"
Corinne shook her head. "Nope. I just wanted to see if I can remember anything about my childhood if I stay here
for a bit."
"You don't have to force yourself to remember anything. It's best if those unhappy memories are forgotten.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmBesides, you have me now, and your future will only get better from now on."
It was rare to hear such romantic words from Jeremy's lips, so Corinne was understandably stunned, yet she could
feel a sense of warmth washing over her too.
"Aren't you worried your staff are going to think you have a split personality if they hear you speaking to me like
that?" she asked cheekily.
Jeremy glared at her. "Is that all you have to say to my romantic words? You do know I only ever speak to you like
that, right?"
Corinne laughed happily and blew him a kiss. "I love you. Mister."
Jeremy's cold heart instantly melted, which showed on his face. "You cheeky little rascal. Remember to call me if
you need help. I'll go there immediately."
Corinne nodded. "Yes, sir! I'm going to hang up now. Bye."
After that, she immediately hung up.
Jeremy was speechless. 'Why that little rascal! Why doesn't she ever wait for me to say goodbye before hanging
up?!'
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