Everyone Wants to Pamper the Bigshot Researcher After Her Rebirth! - Chapter 550:

Chapter 550: I Don’t Want the Child

Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation

Song Kai was quickly sent to the hospital. Fortunately, his injuries were minor, and Song Fan finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Sun Zhi and Sun Gao stayed behind to handle the aftermath. Despite searching the entire scene and Xia Yu’s house, they couldn’t find the Tango Fruit.

Xia Yu was dead, and the Tango Fruit he had stolen was nowhere to be found.

Meanwhile, Ruan Xin received a message from Xia Yu. It was an email that Xia Yu had set up to send automatically. He must have anticipated his death and scheduled the email to send daily, just in case. She hadn’t expected it to be triggered so soon.

Ruan Xin knew Xia Yu was ruthless and would definitely deal with Song Kai. She had hoped for a fight between the Song Family and Xia Yu, not caring who died. But she believed Xia Yu was more likely to die since Song Fan was not to be trifled with.

However, that night at midnight, while she was sleeping soundly, she received an email from Xia Yu. Annoyed at being woken up, she became utterly devastated when she read the contents.

Xia Yu: The antidote is only enough to protect the child. As long as the child is in you, the poison won’t act up. If you abort the child, then come join me and the baby.

“You bastard! Bastard!” Ruan Xin angrily smashed her phone.

Hearing the noise, a nurse hurried in. This Miss Ruan was a priority patient, specifically instructed by Dr. Xia, and the Ruan Family was not to be trifled with. Nurses were on duty 24/7 to monitor her.

“Miss Ruan, is something wrong?” The nurse knocked on the door, not daring to enter.

Ruan Xin took several deep breaths, holding onto a slim hope. Today was supposed to be the day the poison acted up, but she felt fine. Maybe Xia Yu was just trying to scare her.

But she couldn’t afford to take chances. “Get your chief here. I don’t feel well.”

The nurse quickly responded, “Miss Ruan, please wait a moment. The chief isn’t on duty today, but I’ll call him immediately.”

Once the nurse left, Ruan Xin picked up her broken phone. The screen was cracked, but she could still see the words. Suddenly, a realization struck her. The email mentioned, “Come join me and the baby.” Did that mean Xia Yu was dead?

Panic set in. She paced the room, frantically trying to call Xia Yu, but his phone was off. She tried his home phone and even contacted the security at his residential complex, but there was no sign of Xia Yu.

“Haha! Great, he’s dead. He’s finally dead!” Ruan Xin finally felt relieved, kissing her phone repeatedly.

But then she stopped smiling. What if Xia Yu’s threat was real? If she aborted the child, would she die too?

As she anxiously waited, the hospital chief, Dr. Wang, arrived. He knew a bit about Ruan Xin’s situation and assumed the child she was carrying belonged to Gu Zhuo, the rumored father. He hadn’t thought much more about it.

Ruan Xin had one goal: to check if the poison in her body had been neutralized.

Several hours later, Dr. Wang returned with the test results. Ruan Xin, sporting dark circles, had clearly not slept all night.

“How is it? Is the poison gone?” Ruan Xin asked anxiously.

Dr. Wang hesitated, licking his lips nervously. “Miss Ruan, please calm down.”

“Calm down? Just tell me, am I safe or not?” Ruan Xin shouted, unable to accept that she might still be poisoned.

Dr. Wang quickly reassured her, “You’re fine. All your indicators are normal, and the fetus is healthy.”

Hearing this, Ruan Xin finally relaxed. “Then schedule a termination. I don’t want this child.”

“Miss Ruan, that’s not possible.” Dr. Wang hurried to stop her. “You need to keep this child.”

Ruan Xin waved him off impatiently. “The child is in my body, and I decide. Make the arrangements, and not a word of this leaves the hospital!”

“Miss Ruan, if you abort the child, the poison will act up again!” Dr. Wang’s hands trembled as he held the report.

Ruan Xin quickly approached him, grabbing his collar. “Didn’t you say I’m fine now? Why would the poison act up? Isn’t the poison neutralized?”