The Divorce Prescription (Celina and Adam) novel Chapter 884

Jonah called out to Hailey from behind, but she didn't look back.

Moments later, everything went dark for Jonah, and he collapsed to the ground.

With a thud, he hit the floor hard.

Hailey heard the sound and whipped around. Her pupils shrank as she shouted, "Jonah!"

She started to run toward him, but just then, a familiar figure appeared—Joanne.

Joanne rushed to his side. "Jonah? Jonah!"

Hailey's steps froze. She remembered the deal she had made with Joanne.

She would leave Jonah, and in return, Joanne would hand over the snow lotus.

"Mr. Pilsner!" Jeremy came running over in a panic. "Doctor! We need help here!"

Jeremy and the doctor rushed to Jonah and, in a hurry, carried his unconscious body back into the hospital room.

Joanne walked up to Hailey. "Hello, Ms. Hailey. I've been waiting to hear the good news. You and Jonah broke up, didn't you?"

Hailey nodded. "It's done."

Joanne gave a satisfied nod. "Good."

"Can you hand over the snow lotus now?"

"Of course. I'll give it to Jonah myself. So, Ms. Hailey, you can leave now. From this point on, whatever happens to Jonah is no longer your concern."

She was pushing Hailey out of Jonah's life.

Hailey asked, "Will you love him well?"

Joanne nodded. "Of course. Ms. Hailey, go. The next time you see Jonah, everything will be fine. And you and Jonah will truly be over."

Jonah would be okay, but Hailey and Jonah were finished.

Hailey didn't want to worry her parents, so she hadn't told them anything about what happened with Jonah. "Mom, I'm fine. I'm probably just exhausted from all the design work lately."

"I had someone make some chicken soup for you. You need to nourish yourself a little. I'll go get you a bowl right now."

Miranda quickly went to the kitchen and came back with a bowl of chicken soup. She handed it to Hailey. "Come on, drink it while it's hot. Look at your little face. You've gotten so thin."

Hailey reached for the bowl, but suddenly, she frowned. She bent over and started vomiting.

A wave of nausea surged from her stomach, and she clutched her chest, throwing up violently.

She hadn't eaten anything at all, so all that came up was just bile and tears.

"Hailey, what's wrong? Why are you throwing up all of a sudden?" Miranda rubbed her back in concern.

Then, something very important hit Hailey—her period was almost a month late.

Was she pregnant?