Pregnant For My Husband’s Driver Chapter 23
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While Lola was driving home, she noticed she was being trailed, so she diverted to the hospital in a hurry. When she got to the hospital, she quickly ran to Doctor Nora’s office, but didn’t find her. She rushed out and saw her with a patient in the reception.
“Where have you been, Lola? Genevieve ran into coma yesterday!”. The doctor told her.
“Doctor Nora, there’s something very important I must tell you. It’s about Jasmine. Since you’re the Westley’s family doctor and you’ve been for years, I think Westley will listen to you.”.
“Lα»la, I’m very very busy at the moment. I’m still attending to Genevieve, not quite long, a convulsing a child was brought in, and he needs immediate attention. I can’t have any conversation now till I’m done”. Doctor Nora interrupted Lola’s confession. She grabbed her stethoscope on the table and headed for the door.
“Doctor Nora, this is also important! Jasmine is hanging another Man’s…..”.
Kpα»!
That was the alarming gunshot that rented the air.
Kpα»!
The sound came again. Then a horrible scream followed. Doctor Nora turned, it was Lola on the floor in her own pool of blood. Everybody started running helter-skelter, both the patients, family and visitors. The gangs who shot her instantly vanished out of the premises in a Toyota Camry. Doctor Nora ran back to check up on Lola. The place was filled with weeping, agitation and discomfort. Doctor Nora was breathing uneasily. Her body trembled in fright. She examined Lola. Gently, her mouth sprang open in shock. She held her mouth in awe.
Lola has kicked the bucket.
“Lola!”. Nora called continuously. She shook her. Everyone stood aloof in fear.
Doctor Nora immediately beckoned on the male nurses to carry Lola to the surgery room.
“She can’t die! She wanted to tell me something!”. Nora hurried after the nurses as they push Lola in a stretcher to the surgery ward. Before then, doctor Nora had already put some calls through to the cops.
She and nurses pressed for Lola’s life.
“She’s dead, Ma”. One of the nurses sorrowfully informed Nora.
TO BE CONTINUED