Dear Ex-wife, Marry Me novel Chapter 480

Maja felt woozy, but not to the point of passing out.

The car pulled up in front of the hospital.

Maja realized that Selena was really going to force her to have an abortion!

She gripped the car handle tightly, refusing to get out.

But the two bodyguards showed no mercy, forcibly prying her fingers off.

Unable to bear it, Maja bit one of the men's hands and, somehow mustering all the courage she had, started to run away.

But the drug she had inhaled from the handkerchief before soon took its toll, and she became weak. She was soaked in sweat just after running a little over a hundred meters.

The panic was even more intense than the fatigue.

Maja took out her phone and quickly dialed Ian's number.

Even though she also felt the baby's appearance was sudden, she couldn't allow her child to be aborted against her will.

She was dialing Ian's number while running in panic.

Even if it meant revealing her identity now, she must protect her child. No one could touch her child before she decided whether to keep it.

Only Ian could persuade Selena now.

But Ian's phone was off.

Feeling the little hope she had suddenly extinguished and hearing footsteps behind her, she quickly thought of calling Holden.

Holden must know about this!

But before the call went through, her phone was suddenly kicked away, and she fell.

The two bodyguards were getting closer.

Despite giving everything she had, Maja could only manage to run about five hundred meters.

She fell to the ground and tried to pick up the phone, but one of the bodyguards kicked it away.

She was lying on the ground, her forehead covered in sweat and her lips pale.

Selena walked up to Maja and looked down at her.

"Like it or not, the Raymond family can't have a bastard child," she said.

Maja's nails were digging into her palm, and her body was trembling.

"The child is Ian's."

Before she could finish speaking, Selena was already calling Jeff.

At that moment, Jeff was standing beside Ian, right in the middle of a crucial meeting.