Chapter 1638 - Wen Haowen, Youll Die a Horrible Death! (1/2)

Ning Shuqian’s life was indeed tough. The next day after she was sent to the intensive care unit, she was completely out of danger and was transferred to an ordinary ward. On the third day, she was completely conscious.

She laid in bed with a stoned expression, watching the snow-white ceiling of the ward. The white color which entered her eyes made her feel devastated.

She had never imagined that she would one day end up like this.

Everyone said that love lingered on once you were married. However, Wen Haowen didn’t care about the many years of marriage at all and even wanted to kill her.

Thinking of the beastly, twisted, vicious, and blood-curdling expression of Wen Haowen as he strangled her, like a heartless animal, she couldn’t help but tremble all over.

She then recalled Wen Haowen giving her that ruthless kick. Then, she had obviously felt that the warmth of her body and her life, together with the blood seeping from her body, gradually disappearing. That fear in the face of death almost made her lost her mind!

“Wen Haowen, you’ll die a horrible death.” Ning Shuqian forced a weak and vicious voice full of hatred from her throat, her pale face looking like a vengeful spirit.

“Bang—”

The door of the ward was pushed open forcefully from the outside, giving off a deep sound. Then, Ning Yuya, wearing thick makeup and a scanty outfit that could barely cover her private areas, marched into the ward and approached her bed.

Ning Shuqian looked at her with her stoned eyes.

Ning Yuya was emaciated and her face with thick makeup looked extremely hazy and hideous. She started scolding her immediately. “Ning Shuqian, you useless fool finally got pregnant with the Wen Family’s child and actually miscarried it. You’re better off dead.”

Ning Yuya came to the hospital to visit her. Once she knew about Ning Shuqian’s miscarriage from her doctor in-charge, she couldn’t stay calm anymore as she stormed into Ning Shuqian’s ward angrily.

Ning Shuqian had been childless in the twenty-odd years that she had been married into the Wen Family—she knew better than anyone else just how much the Wen Family valued their bloodline.

If Ning Shuqian could keep this pregnancy, her status in the Wen Family would be inflated and secured. If she could get a boy in a single shot, this child would have been the successor of the Wen Family, replacing Wen Xinya.

With Ning Shuqian being secure in the valued position of Madam Wen, as her daughter, she would also enjoy unlimited wealth and riches.

However, she actually miscarried the child.

Ning Shuqian this idiot.

How could she have such a useless mother?

Ning Shuqian widened her eyes in shock, her pupils dilating incessantly as her hands held tightly onto the snow-white bedsheets. “What did you say?”

Miscarriage?

The moment when Wen Haowen kicked her hard on her stomach, causing her intense pain and bloating in her stomach as if it was being torn apart, was actually a sign of miscarriage, which explained why she had bled so much?

Ning Yuya was shocked by Ning Shuqian’s vicious expression, took a step back, and said confidently and angrily again, “What has your miscarriage got to do with me—why are you being fierce to me? You can’t even keep your child and still dare to throw your weight around towards me.”

Ning Yuya was looking all exasperated at her failure.

Ning Shuqian was utterly stunned.

Having been childless in the twenty-odd years that she had been married into the Wen Family, a child was also a knot in her heart.

After her fake pregnancy was exposed, Wen Haowen had wanted to divorce her. She then became even more determined to have a child and had been going through artificial insemination, taking ovulation jabs, taking ovulation pills, seeking all sorts of unorthodox ways from Traditional Chinese Medicine, and had even been going to the hospital for treatments related to her thin cervix lining.

She had originally thought that she would never have the chance to get pregnant again. Unexpectedly, she actually got pregnant.

Ning Yuya thought about that miscarried child and couldn’t help but feel pained. “You actually miscarried such an important child. If you were pregnant now, the Wen Family would definitely treat you like treasure and serve you carefully—unlike now, dumping you alone in the hospital without any care and concern, as if they don’t care if you live or die.”