Chapter 527 William and Hayden
But her loyal housekeeper, William, loudly cautioned against a pregnant woman visiting someone who had just suffered from heavy bleeding and a stillbirth. Finn quickly stepped in and prohibited Sophia from going.
"Finn," Sophia exclaimed, "why was Hayden so desperate? If only she had agreed to marry Hall, she wouldn't have to suffer like this. This situation really causes concern!" Unable to visit Hayden at the hospital, Sophia took the opportunity to share some casual gossip about Hayden with Finn. After all, such opportunities were rare.
"Since she doesn't want to get married, so be it," Finn finally conceded. "Let her be, and don't bring it up again." It was a rare moment of leniency from Finn.
Hayden had prepared a strong solution herself, drinking it to induce a miscarriage. She experienced severe bleeding and was rushed to the hospital, almost losing her life. Finn couldn't help but regret his stubbornness. He wondered why he had insisted on preventing her from having William's child, even risking his own daughter's life.
Isabella, a close friend of Hayden, was devastated to learn about the distressing situation. She couldn't believe that Finn, who used to hold Hayden in such high regard, would allow such a heartbreaking tragedy to occur.
Isabella immediately went to see Hayden at the hospital. Hayden, weakened from the abortion, looked pale and fragile. Isabella couldn't contain her anger toward Finn and his cold-heartedness.
"How could he do this to you, Hayden?" Isabella whispered, her voice filled with both sadness and anger.
Hayden weakly shook her head, tears streaming down her face. "I don't know, Isabella. I thought he loved me, but now I realize he only cares about power and control."
Isabella held Hayden's hand tightly, offering her comfort. "You deserve so much better, my dear friend. You deserve someone who will love and protect you, not someone who will hurt you in such a cruel way."
Hayden forced a weak smile and nodded. "Thank you, Isabella. Your support means the world to me. I won't let Finn's actions define my future."
Isabella stayed by Hayden's side, offering her love and support during this difficult time. She vowed to do everything in her power to help Hayden find justice and happiness once again.
Meanwhile, Finn continued to hide the truth about Hayden's pregnancy and abortion from the public. He knew that if the news were to spread, his reputation would be tarnished, and he would lose the power he cherished so dearly.
However, unbeknownst to Finn, Isabella was determined to uncover the truth and expose his true nature to the world. She began investigating, digging deeper into the secrets and lies surrounding Hayden's forced abortion.
Her love for her friend fueled Isabella's determination and resilience. She couldn't bear to see Hayden suffer in silence while Finn continued to play the noble and caring husband.
As Isabella continued her investigation, she discovered shocking evidence that would prove Hayden's innocence and expose Finn's true colors. Isabella knew that this would be the key to finally bringing justice to her friend and ending Finn's reign of terror.
Filled with a renewed sense of purpose, Isabella set forth on her mission to expose the truth. She would stop at nothing to ensure that Finn paid for his cruel actions and that Hayden finally found the happiness and peace she deserved.
On that early summer night, the air felt oppressively hot. But when Isabella saw Hayden, she felt a chilling sensation as if she had entered an icy cellar. Hayden's complexion was alarming - she lay on the hospital bed, appearing like a frozen beauty, completely devoid of any vitality.
"Isabella!" Jocelyn hurried over, her tears flowing uncontrollably. Isabella embraced her and then glanced up to see Hayden's grandmother sitting in the corner. Tearfully, Isabella addressed her as "grandmother." and tears streamed down her face, mirroring Jocelyn's emotions.
The grandmother stood up, approached them, and calmly wiped away their tears with a handkerchief. She reassured them, saying, "Don't be sad. As long as Hayden is breathing, there is no need for excessive sadness." The grandmother had experienced both life and death, granting her a pragmatic perspective. She respected Hayden's decision to end the pregnancy, even though she hadn't expected this method. It seemed that Hayden was punishing herself.
Isabella held back her tears and asked when Hayden would wake up. The grandmother shook her head, saying it was uncertain and depended on fate.
