All Chapters of Accidentally Pregnant For My Sister’s Fiancé : Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Lily“Come on, Noah. Please, pick up.” I whispered.The urgency at which Ethan had rushed out of the house just now scared me no doubt and all that I wished for was that everything would be okay with Noah.“You look worried,” Chris said as soon as I walked into the kitchen.“Yes, I am.” I simply said.There was no other way to put it but that. I didn’t even need to explain to them so much for them to know that I was worried about Noah. It wasn’t a hidden fact to any of us that we were a thing. Even though we weren’t exactly dating, we had feelings for each other, feelings that neither of us could deny.“I’m sure he’s fine.” Monica said, trying to comfort me.I appreciated what she did but at this time, I knew I didn't need comfort. I needed answers, answers that told me that Noah would be fine. I couldn’t stand to see him get hurt or worse die and standing there, in the kitchen, I had a feeling that whatever was happening was in connection with the threatening message I had received.

LilyAs I slowly regained consciousness, the first thing that assaulted my senses was the searing agony pulsating through my body. It felt like a thousand knives stabbing into me all at once, and I couldn't help but groan in torment, my entire being writhing in agony. I tried to move, to find some relief from the relentless pain, but every twitch only seemed to intensify the suffering.Amidst the haze of pain, I could hear voices murmuring around me, their words drifting in and out of focus like distant echoes. Someone was saying something about everything being alright, but I couldn't bring myself to believe it. How could everything be alright when I was engulfed in such unbearable pain? It felt like I was being torn apart from the inside out, and the thought of enduring this torment any longer was almost too much to bear.I mustered all the strength I had left to open my eyes, blinking against the harsh light that flooded the room. Shapes and shadows danced before me, blurred and in

LilyAs I slowly came awake, the first thing I could feel was the pain that emanated from my stomach. It was an excruciating one, gnawing at my consciousness even as I struggled to match the voices of the people talking to me. My eyes opened bit by bit, the world around me still blurry, voices distant and muffled as if coming from underwater."Lily, can you hear me?" A voice pierced through the fog in my mind, bringing me closer to awareness.I blinked, trying to focus on the figure hovering over me. It was Monica, her face etched with concern."Monica?" I croaked, my throat dry and scratchy."Yeah, it's me," she replied, relief evident in her voice. "You had us worried there for a moment."I groaned, trying to sit up but halted by a sharp pain shooting through my abdomen. "What... what happened?" I managed to ask, confusion clouding my thoughts."You were attacked just in front of the house ," Emma explained, her brows furrowed. "We had to rush you to the hospital.""The call..." I m

LilyAs I lay in the hospital bed, still feeling weak and vulnerable after the attack, my mind raced with questions. Noah, sitting beside me, seemed lost in his own thoughts, his brows furrowed with concern."Hey, Noah," I began tentatively, breaking the silence that enveloped us. "Do you think... Do you think my attack could be connected to that threatening message I received a few weeks ago?"Noah's expression grew pensive as he considered my question. His gaze shifted from me to some distant point beyond the hospital room walls, as if searching for answers in the ether."It's possible," he finally replied, his voice tinged with uncertainty. "Whoever sent that message clearly didn't have good intentions towards us."I nodded, the gravity of his words sinking in. The thought that someone out there harbored such animosity towards us sent shivers down my spine. It was a chilling reminder of the dangers that lurked in the shadows, waiting to strike when we least expected it."But why?"

LilyAs I walked into the conference room, the anticipation in the air was palpable. Mrs. Donovan had called an urgent meeting, and everyone seemed to be on edge, whispering among themselves as they took their seats. I couldn't help but feel a knot of nervousness forming in my stomach. What could this meeting be about?Mrs. Donovan stood at the front of the room, her expression grave yet compassionate. She cleared her throat, commanding everyone's attention. "Thank you all for being here on such short notice," she began, her voice firm yet gentle. "I've called this meeting because there are some important matters that need to be addressed."As she spoke, I felt a sense of apprehension wash over me. Did this have something to do with me? My mind raced with possibilities, but before I could dwell on them for too long, Mrs. Donovan's next words caught me off guard."Lily," she said, turning her gaze directly to me, "I want you to know that we care about you deeply, and we're here to supp