Chapter 76 Give Her An Abortion (Part Two) (1/2)

Spencer felt extremely vulnerable and lonely. It was as if his heart had been stomped on by someone and could never return to normal.

He was only informed of Fiona's pregnancy a minute ago, and now he had to swallow the fact that she couldn't keep the baby. He had experienced a lot of challenges in his life, but nothing had made him feel this broken before.

”Mr. Cheng! What should we do?” the doctor asked again when he saw Spencer sunken in grief for a long time without showing any reaction.

”An abortion! Do it right now! Don't let her know!”

Spencer said and raised his head. His eyes were bloodshot. The doctor was taken aback by the coldness in his voice.

”Or, we can wait until your wife wakes up...” said the doctor.

”I said, do the surgery now!” Spencer yelled. ”Don't make me say it again.”

He clenched his fists and cracked his knuckles with force. His face was covered with layers of coldness and cruelty. No one could understand the pain in his words.

Outside the operation room, he roared in pain

as he punched the wall.

The only thing he could do now was ask them to get rid of the child. Otherwise, he would lose his wife, and he couldn't bear that. He had to act cold-hearted in front of her. Even if he fell from heaven to hell, he couldn't let her go through such pain. If Fiona knew the truth of the situation, she would certainly not be able to accept it. Fiona had said that she loathed him, but he thought it was fine for her to hate him than punish herself later.

He didn't know for how long he sat there staring at the door before the red light outside the operation room turned green. He promptly got up, straightened himself, and sprinted towards the door.

The door opened. Fiona was lying on the stretcher , and several nurses were wheeling the stretcher in an attempt to transport her.

Looking at the woman who lay there lifelessly, Spencer reached out and tried to caress her. But then, he retracted his hand, fearing that he might hurt her. She looked so fragile.

”How is she?” Spencer asked in a low and hoarse voice.

”The surgery was a success. Now that the fetus has been removed, she's fine. Just take good care of her and she'll recover in one or two months,” replied the head nurse.

”Yes,” Spencer replied as he nodded and followed the nurse to Fiona's ward.

”Mr. Cheng, we are leaving now,” said the nurse.

”Wait!” Spencer tipped his head and called out to the head nurse.