Sir, Madam Dispeared Again After Divorce!
Chapter 320 The Child Has to Be Aborted

Finn seemed to guess what Julien was thinking and took off his glasses to wipe them. He said faintly, "The person didn't want to hurt Sydney and only targeted the child in her belly. It's very obvious that it was done by someone who has feelings for her. He did it because he couldn't accept that there's another man's child in her belly. You can use the elimination method to figure out who it is."

After saying that, he put his glasses back on and left to go and arrange a ward for Sydney.

To him, as long as Sydney was fine, he did not care about the rest.

Thus, he did not care about the child in Sydney's belly either.

If Julien wanted to be angry, he could be angry alone.

When Finn Left, Julien remained standing where he was because Sydney had not come out yet.

He clenched his fists tightly, his face gloomy and unfathomable.

The person who poisoned Sydney was someone who had feelings for her. There were three potential suspects.

Luke Chase, Cayden Lowe, and Hunter Cohen!

Was the person who poisoned her one of these three people?

Julien lowered his head, a wild storm brewing in his eyes.

He pondered over these three people carefully. After thinking about it, he still was not sure who it was.

However, no matter who it was, he would not let that person off so easily!

Just as he was thinking, there was the sound of wheels rolling.

Julien put away the anger in his heart and took a step forward, staring intently at the door of the ER.

The medical staff came out, pushing Sydney.

Julien walked up to the bed. "Is she okay?"

A nurse holding the IV stand responded," The mother is fine, but the fetus in her belly isn't..."

Julien's hand gripping the railing of the stretcher clenched fiercely.

He knew what the problem was. Finn already told him that the fetus was deformed.

In other words, this child could not be kept.

For a moment, Julien only felt a sharp pain in his heart. It was like he was being stabbed by many thin needles, making him hurt so much that he could not breathe.

He had always been looking for the right opportunity to tell Sydney about the child. He would not ask her to forgive him or to remarry him, but at least there would be a child that kept them connected to each other.

Perhaps one day in the future, she would forgive him for the sake of the child, and they would be able to live happily together as a family of three.

However, now, that dream popped like a bubble.

In the ward, Finn was setting up the IV for Sydney.

Julien walked up to him and asked stubbornly, "Can the child... still be saved?"

Finn flicked the drip tube. "Are you trying to ask if the child can still develop normally?"

Julien nodded.

That was what he meant.

Finn smiled. "Of course, not. It if was discovered a week earlier, it might still be possible. However, the developing cells of the fetus have already deformed. No medical procedures will be able to change it." "So, the child..."

"Must be aborted!" Finn looked at him and cut off his words. "Unless you want Sydney to give birth to a monster with no arms and legs or no eyes and nose."

"It's not a monster!" Julien roared in a low voice with red eyes.

Finn shrugged. "My bad. I shouldn't have called your child a monster in front of you, but I don't think I said anything wrong.

You're the father of the child, so of course you won't think it's a monster, but what about other people? You have no way of controlling what others think."

"How do you know that the child in her belly is mine?" Julien stared at Finn critically.

Finn pushed up his glasses. "Is it that hard to figure out? It's obvious from how you're acting. Why would you be so worked up if the child isn't yours? Anyway, you should discuss with Sydney when to operate. My suggestion is no later than this week. The child is already deformed, so there's no need to let it continue developing. Doing the operation earlier will also allow her body to recover better."

After saying that, he picked up the medical record folder and went out of the ward. The other medical staff also followed him out.

Only Julien and Sydney were left in the ward.

Julien walked to the bedside and sat down. He took Sydney's hand with the IV and looked at her pale face, remaining silent for a long time.

On the other hand, Finn had just returned to his consultation room when someone knocked on the door.

"Come in," he put down Sydney's medical record folder and called out.

The door opened, and Mrs. Madden came in from outside. "Finn, are you free now?"

A brilliant light flashed in Finn's eyes, but it disappeared in an instant. He nodded slightly and said, "Yes. Do you need something, Mrs. Madden?"

"Well, Lyra has been in a weird state since she came out of the detention center. She doesn't talk or move, and she doesn't smile either. If not for the fact that she said a few words to me earlier, I'd have thought that she was suffering from depression or became mute." Mrs. Madden sighed.

Finn's lips curled. "You're overthinking it, Mrs. Madden. The cells on Lyra's face are three times thicker than an ordinary person's. Anyone could suffer from depression, but she definitely won't. It's a gift that belongs to her alone."

The implication was that Lyra was much more thick-skinned than normal people.

How would she get depression?

However, Mrs. Madden did not understand. When she heard the word "cell", she only thought that Finn was using medical jargon, so she did not think much about it. Instead, she smiled in relief. "Really? That's good."

Finn laughed with a hint of sarcasm.

This time, Mrs. Madden heard it and felt a little strange.

Was he mocking her?

Mrs. Madden looked up at Finn, but his expression had returned to its usual indifference, so she could not replace anything.

She wondered if she had just heard wrong.

She must have been mistaken. After all, Finn had such a good relationship with Lyra. How could he laugh at her, Lyra's mother?

At that thought, Mrs. Madden's heart was relieved, and she said with a bitter smile," Finn, although you said Lyra won't have depression, I'm still worried when I see her like that. I remember you specifically went abroad to study psychology to wake her up. I want to ask if you can go see her and talk to her."

"I don't mind, but I don't think that she'll want to see me." Finn crossed his arms.

Mrs. Madden did not know that Finn and Lyra had fallen out the other day and only thought that he was joking.

"How could that be? Lyra has no other friends now besides me, her father, and her sister. The girl from the Graham family fell out with her a long time ago. The girl from the Morgan family didn't, but she still hasn't been released from detention, so Lyra's only friend now is you. How could she not want to see you? She'll be overjoyed to see you," Mrs. Madden said.

Finn smiled. "In that case, I'll go see her. I hope that you won't regret it, Mrs. Madden. Let's go."

He put his hand in the pockets of his white coat and exited the consultation room first.

A few minutes later, they arrived at Lyra's ward.

Outside the ward, the door suddenly opened, and Clarice came out, wiping her eyes.

Mrs. Madden saw this and hurriedly pulled her, asking, "What's wrong, Clarice?"

"I'm fine. It's Lyra. I wanted to comfort her, but she didn't want to see me, so she chased me out," Clarice said with a sob.

Mrs. Madden frowned. "What's wrong with that child? She promised me that she'd get along with you well. Why is she...?"

"Mom, it's not her fault. It's my fault. She hates me because I disgraced her, but I didn't want this either. If I grew up in this family, I wouldn't be like this now." Clarice looked at Mrs. Madden with tears in her eyes.