Chapter 2589: Chapter 2589

Serenity pulled him closer and hugged him tightly.

“We were so good together back in Acoiclya.

You said that you Liked girls Like me.

Why did you suddenly change? Can’t we start over, Leonel?”

“Are you crazy?” Leonel snapped as he pushed her hard.

However, Serenity didn’t let go.

She held on to him as she said with choked sobs, “But Leonel, I love you!”

Then, she raised her head, intending to ki*s him.

However, Leonel froze.

It was because he saw Alexis, who was still in her business attire while holding a briefcase.

She was leaning against the wall.

Leonel had no idea how long she had been watching them.

Leonel pushed Serenity hard, and because her legs still weren’t in good condition, she ended up falling in the floor.

“It hurts,”

Serenity groaned in pain.

Suddenly, blood started trickling down Serenity’s legs.

Leonel was stunned, and shortly after, he realized something.

He picked up Serenity and rushed towards the elevator.

“Alexis, she’s bleeding.

I’ll take her to the hospital,” he told her.

Alexis remained in her position and didn’t move a single inch.

She still had the same expression on her face-no hint of joy nor sorrow.

“It hurts,” Serena groaned again.

Her face grimaced as it quickly turned pale.

Leonel hurried downstairs and hailed a cab towards the hospital.

Thankfully, they got there in time, and Serenity’s child was saved.

The ward was deathly quiet.

Leonel held his phone and said to Serenity, “I’ll ask Darwin to come here and keep you company.

”

But before Leonel could make the call, Serenity slapped the phone off his hand.

She seemed agitated, and her voice was more high-pitched than usual.

“This isn’t Darwin’s child.

”

The tension in the room escalated rapidly.

Leonel fixed his gaze on Serenity, his incredulous question cutting through the air.

“Isn’t it Darwin’s?”

Serenity’s face displayed a strange mix of emotions.

Their silent confrontation took on an almost surreal quality.

Leonel couldn’t help but think that their past relationship was nothing more than a fleeting and insignificant teenage affair.