All Chapters of Twelve Months Deal With The Billionaire: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Benhail and Emery traipsed along the red carpet. When they got to the entrance, one of the hostesses led them to the table reserved for Gunther's Winery. Mariana followed behind them like a puppet, she didn't have a choice, she had to honor the invitation by attending with her boss. Even though she'd thought she'd be his date, only for him to show up with Emery and now, she discovered a new thing."Thank you," Benhail smiled when the hostess drew out a chair for him. He pulled out one for Emery and didn't bother about Mariana. "Are you good?" He asked her."Yes, thank you." Emery glanced at Mariana, a smug smile playing on her lips.The table they were seated on was a table of four, Mariana had the option to sit close to Benhail since the last two seats were still empty, but after what she heard tonight, she didn't know what she thought about him anymore. She dragged out the chair that was close to Emery and crouched down on it."It's nice in here, none of these billionaires are as el

"I think there is a mix-up here," Doctor Bale, the new Doctor in charge of Benhail's case at the hospital where he always received his treatment, told Emery and Benhail."What do you mean?" Benhail asked. He had recovered and was now seated in the Doctor's office to get the results of the test that was carried out on him.He handed the test results to Benhail. "The problem from your test results is that you have coronary heart disease, not end-stage heart failure. There's been a mix-up somewhere." The Doctor pressed his lips together. "After the test, I asked the nurses for your file and I got to know that you were given a wrong report, I regret to tell you this.""A wrong report?" Benhail queried. "No way, there is no way that was a wrong report. I have been living with this for months, I will die in a few months and now you are saying it is a wrong report?" He wiggled his head. "Is this a miracle or something?""Mr. Gunther, our hospital will take responsibility for this. We will ta

Benhail didn't take his eyes off Emery since they got to the restaurant that evening. He couldn't discern if he was the one who hadn't noticed how beautiful she looked or if she got more beautiful through the months."Now, I am shy." Emery covered her face with her palms. "Common, stop staring at me. Your eyes have been on me since we left the house. You even left John to drive us here so you could stare at me throughout the ride here.""I can watch you all day and I won't get tired of it. You are so beautiful, Emery." He took her hands and gently caressed her fingers. "Too beautiful to be true makes me want to ask if you are from this world." She shook her head, "you are being so dramatic, Benhail." She slapped his hands off her. "Let's make our orders," she said."Now, or do you want us to wait for them to arrive before we make our orders?" He narrowed his eyes on her."Them? Are we expecting someone?" She asked him."Huh, yes." He bounced his head, "I invited a few people over for

Emery traced her palm on the wall, trying to get the switch. Everywhere was dark, she needed the light now. She finally found the switch, flipped it, and sat straight on the bed.Clutching her tummy with her hands, she yelped in pain. She felt a discomfort within her, her stomach was severing with pain, sharper than the one she went through whenever she was on her period. That couldn't be period, she was pregnant for crying out loud."Ah," she groaned loudly. The sound of her wails woke Benhail. His eyes snapped open when her hand met with his head. "Benhail," her eyes darkened, pain surging through her."What's wrong with you?" He quickly sat up. "Emery," he grounded her shoulders with his hands. "What's wrong with you?" He repeated."My tummy," she said, pointing at her tummy and hitting her thighs. "Feels like there is a catastrophe going on in there, I am close to death, Benhail. Help me." She cried out, tears staining her cheeks."Calm down, how exactly are you feeling?""Sharp p

The news of the pregnancy loss still seemed like a dream to Emery. No matter how hard she tried to understand and figure out what was happening, she still didn't believe her Mimi was gone. The child she had waited for all her life was gone. She had cried and earnestly prayed that her baby would come back to life, she didn't want to just accept the fact that she was gone.She'd rejected the anesthetics given to her before the removal surgery; she didn't care if she'd be hurt, the pain of losing the seven-month-old baby was more excruciating than physical pain. She was down, emotionally, and mentally, she was drained. She had a bit of sanity left in her, she feared she would go crazy soon.After the surgery, Benhail brought her back home and since then she'd been partially mute. She only said a few words, she cried most of the time, staring at everything and everyone like she didn't recognize them. The loss was too much to bear."You should eat some food, Emery." Benhail sat close to he