Charming Lady Hard to Chase After Being Dumped novel Chapter 629

Cecelia:"!!"

She was so shocked that she couldn't even move.

It was only when the others rushed over that she finally came back to her senses.

With this, she couldn't give herself a miscarriage anymore!

It would be too obvious if she fell again. Also, it wouldn't be Helen who pushed her down anymore!

For a while, Cecelia could neither advance nor retreat.

At the top of the stairs.

Nora was giving first aid to Helen.

She had slowly started to bleed after she fell down the stairs, and she was extremely weak at the moment. Nora gave her a checkup and found that she had suffered bone fractures and a slight concussion, but was not in danger of dying. Only then did she breathe a sigh of relief.

She was about to speak when Jessica rushed over and shouted, "Helen, what happened?!"

Helen was in a lot of pain. Both her arms and her legs hurt, but she still stared hard at Cecelia and said, "Cecelia was planning to falsely accuse me of pushing her down the stairs. I accidentally fell trying to save her."

Everyone there was a member of the rich and powerful circle. All of them were very familiar with little tricks like that.

Jessica understood everything with just those few words of hers.

Her eyes turned red from anger. She pointed at Helen and shouted, "How can you be so muddleheaded! Even if she succeeds in slandering you, we still have evidence against her!"

Jessica had already found Cecelia's adulterous lover—in other words, the father of the baby—a long time ago.

She was planning to hand him over to Thomas together with the evidence today.

But Helen instead smiled at her wryly and said, "Jessica, you don't understand what the Livingstones are like. Without the baby, there won't be any direct evidence. For the sake of not shaming themselves, they would rather refuse to admit or believe it."

If the child was gone, Cecelia and her lover would be able to insist that nothing had happened.

After all, even if Cecelia did have sexual relations with her lover three months ago, her private life had always been chaotic anyway. The Livingstones would never believe a word of what they said.

Therefore, nothing must happen to the child! Because it was the most crucial evidence!