Midnight Bride The CEO’s Temptation

He was a remarkably calm man. But even he had become incoherent in the face of such a tense situation.

But Hazel heard his words. Holding his hand, her heart feels secure.

It was going to be alright. Joshua was right by her side.

She breathed the way Stacy had taught her, and gradually the pain in her body seemed to ease.

The car soon arrived at the nearest hospital. Hazel was pushed into the delivery room by doctors and nurses. Joshua tried to follow but was stopped by a doctor.

"Out of the way!" said Joshua angrily.

Staring at the guns in the hands of the bodyguards behind him, the doctor had to allow him to follow.

Simon and Stacy waited anxiously outside the delivery room. Ted had the wounds treated briefly at the hospital. Then, after the bullet was removed from his body, he defied his doctor, had a wheelchair brought to him, and pushed him to the delivery room door.

There were gasps of pain in the delivery room, which made Ted pale. Simon and Stacy waited with gloomy faces. Ted tried to say something but didn't open his mouth. So instead, he waited guiltily, accompanying them.

They waited outside the delivery room in agony. They heard Hazel screaming in pain at first, but soon, they couldn't hear her at all!

Besides, there was no movement in the delivery room. Ted's heart sank.

"Something is wrong?" "He asked incredulously, his heart full of remorse.

"Shut up!" Simon gave him a furious look even though he was also upset himself.

"What's the matter? What's going on?" Simon hastily grabbed a doctor as he came out of the delivery room, shouting at him angrily.

"No, nothing, the pregnant woman had an injection with an analgesic effect, so she isn't painful now," the doctor hurriedly explained, "You can rest assured. She gives birth prematurely, but she's healthy enough and will be fine…"

They were relieved to hear that.

They waited for quite a long time before finally hearing a loud baby cry.

The door was suddenly opened, and several doctors rushed out of the room, rejoicing. "It's over! Both the mother and the baby are fine! It's a boy!"

The good news relaxed all their hearts!

Simon almost jumped for joy, and there was a light smile on Stacy's face.

"The baby is too weak. It needs to be sent to an incubator," said one of the doctors.

The people around moved out of the way. The doctors went to put the baby in an incubator while Hazel was wheeled out of the delivery room before she went into a VIP ward.

Hazel was so tired that she fell asleep. Joshua held her hand tightly and followed her to the ward without looking at the others.

"Mom, let's go to Hazel first," Simon said to Stacy.

Stacy nodded and said, "Mm."

Ted's eyes were wide open! He waited outside the delivery room, but he had been keeping an eye on Stacy.

He had already noticed that Stacy looked different. Stacy used to be like a moving inflatable doll, but now she was really alive.

Did she say something just now? Ted rubbed his eyes in disbelief. Did he see that or hear that wrongly?

"I'll get you a wheelchair," Simon continued.

"I… want.. to walk," Stacy said with difficulty, slowly speaking.

Over these years, she had been living in a dream middle headedly. Now it felt like she suddenly woke up from a dream, and she tried to get used to everything, so now she wanted to walk on her own instead of being wheeled.

Simon knew what she meant. He nodded. "Okay."

Then he reached out and helped her up.

"Stacy…" Ted called her name in a low voice, his face full of tears.

Stacy's fingers stiffened slightly, but the next moment she walked on as if she hadn't heard him.

"Stacy, it's me." Ted cried sadly. Pushing his wheelchair, he tried to catch up with Stacy, but Simon's subordinates stopped him.

"Simon King!" Ted looked at Simon in exasperation.

"My mom doesn't want to see you!" said Simon impatiently.

"Who said that?" He asked with displeasure.

Stacy paused, turned around, and gave him an expressionless look.

"You... get… lost…."

Ted's face was white as a sheet, and he ran after her. "There's been a misunderstanding between…."

Before he could finish, a cold pistol was pointed against his forehead.

It was none other than Simon who pointed a gun at him.

Simon looked at him coldly. "Don't follow me. You don't know how much I want to kill you with a shot! If it hadn't been for you, we wouldn't have encountered so many accidents!"

Ted felt very complicated in the heart.

His wife didn't want him, nor did his sons. A feeling of being utterly isolated began to creep into his heart.

When he froze, Simon put away his gun and helped Stacy walk away.

Ted tried to catch up with them, but he was stopped again. At last, he could only follow them with a dejected face, keeping a distance.

***

Hazel slowly opened her eyes in the ward.

Joshua clutched her hand, asking nervously, "Hazel, are you tired? Would you like something to eat and drink?"

"Hazel, mom has had nutritional soup prepared for you. Would you like to try it?" Simon said as if he was presenting a treasure.

Stacy looked at her lovingly. Although she didn't speak, the concern in her eyes spoke for itself.

Hazel felt warm in her heart. It was nice to see so many people stayed with her, and everyone was safe.

Suddenly, she looked a little nervous, as if she thought of something.

"What's the matter?" Joshua noticed her look and asked nervously, "What's the matter with you? I'll call the doctor now…."

She quickly grabbed his hand and said, in a helpless voice, "I want to see the baby…."

After giving birth to the baby, the doctor showed her the baby, but she was too tired, so she didn't see it clearly and fainted.

"I'll ask the nurse to carry it over now," he said at once.

"Joshua, is our child a boy or a girl?" she continued.

He looked embarrassed.

"It's a boy, a boy!" said Simon next to them.

Even if she knew the answer, she had noticed Joshua's embarrassed face. Her face darkened. "You don't know?"

"Cough cough…" Joshua was even more embarrassed.

"How could you be such a father!" She glared at him angrily. "That's our baby. Don't you care?"

Noticing the atmosphere change, Stacy began, "He is too concerned about you…."