All Chapters of Mr. President: After pregnant, I have the chance to escape: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Judy's pants were covered in blood, and there were also traces of blood under the car seat where she had sat. On the way to the hospital, Judy was very scared and extremely worried about the baby; she didn't have the space to think about Susan and Lewis. Arriving at the hospital entrance, Louis asked with concern, "Judy, do you want me to carry you in?" "No need." Judy felt it was inappropriate; although her stomach hurt, it wasn't to the extent that she couldn't walk. "Then I'll go and register for you." Louis found the duty gynecologist, "Doctor, please check my friend quickly, she's pregnant and bleeding." The doctor glanced at Judy's pants, noticing the significant amount of blood, "Quickly go lie down inside, let's do a check to see what the situation is." As Judy lay on the hospital bed and saw Louis bustling about for her, she felt quite embarrassed. After lying down, she felt much more comfortable and the bleeding had stopped. While waiting for the examination

John was worried about Judy being alone, as a miscarriage is no small matter. Moreover, the inexplicable miscarriage would definitely have upset Judy. That's why John asked Susan to go and keep Judy company and comfort her. Royal Manor. Upon seeing the message, Susan was so happy she almost jumped with joy. With Judy having a miscarriage, there was nothing left that could threaten her. Susan replied to John: "Okay, I'll go right now." After sending the message, Susan couldn't wait to leave the house. Today, Lewis was at home, nursing a hangover from last night, feeling a bit unwell with a severe headache and aches all over. Lewis stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window on the third floor, watching Susan leave through the glass window. Lewis also checked who Susan had been in contact with lately and how much she had spent. Susan had grown close to the neighbors, frequently going out to buy luxury goods, from tens of thousands initially to spending hundreds o

Judy: "Forget what I said. I wish you and Lewis a lifetime of happiness together."Her words carried no irony; it was merely a response to Susan's apparent irritation.But to Susan, it sounded like mockery."I knew it. In your eyes, I'm not good enough," Susan's eyes reddened, looking as if Judy had been terribly unkind to her. "Lewis likes you, that makes you happy, doesn't it? I'm not as pretty as you, do you think that's why Lewis chose me over you?"Judy: "You're afraid I'll steal Lewis from you, that's why you didn't tell me? Warning me not to fall for Lewis, was that why? Susan, if you had just told me sooner that you were Lewis's girlfriend, I would've left Caler Group immediately, you wouldn't have had to guard against me like this."Judy remembered all Susan had done and realized Susan was being defensive.She was worried about being deceived by Susan, but it turned out Susan was the one being cautious.Judy felt their decades of friendship weren't worth this.Susan indeed fe

Leo had never encountered a situation where a boss personally called to urge an employee to come back to work before. He didn't dare to ask more and simply followed the orders. "Yes, I'll call Judy right away." Leo called Judy to convey Lewis's message, expecting Judy to happily agree to come back to work. Instead, Judy replied, "Leo, please tell the President to sign my resignation letter. I won't be returning to Caler Group." Without knowing the relationship between Susan and Lewis, Judy would have returned immediately for the generous salary, not wanting to part ways with the money. "Judy, are you angry with the President?" Leo tried to persuade her. "The President personally called me, which is a good sign. Judy, why do you insist on resigning?" "Just pass the message." Judy offered no explanation. Leo relayed Judy's message to Lewis, who felt a surge of anger upon hearing her decision. Did this woman really expect him to plead with her personally? Lewis said coldly, "Tell

John was taken aback by Judy's offhanded remark."Who? Lewis? Your boss?" John couldn't believe it. "The Lewis worth billions of dollars is interested in Susan? That's impossible! From a man's perspective, it's unlikely. Not to speak ill of Susan, but she's rather plain-looking, has little survival skills, is timid, and has a mild personality. Whenever there's trouble, she hides behind you, without any noteworthy traits. How could Lewis be attracted to her?"John analyzed from both a man's aesthetic and a lawyer's rational perspective, finding it highly improbable.Whether it was during their school days or in society, Susan had never achieved anything noteworthy; it was always Judy and him cleaning up her messes.In college, Judy had even covered half of Susan's tuition fees. During their time living together, the rent was almost always paid by Judy.Judy took care of Susan like a sister, always the first to stand up for her in times of trouble.They didn't notice someone standing at