Claimed by My First Love's Brother (by Evergreen) novel Chapter 188

Chapter 188

He spoke and angrily took the medicine out of the bag.

I said apologetically, “I’m sorry, I’m sorry…”

“How much does the medicine cost? I’ll pay for it.”

At that moment, Kimberly’s voice came from behind me.

I furrowed my brows and turned around, only to see her standing behind. me, not knowing when she had arrived.

And Reynaldo, also stood beside her, looking at me indifferently.

I instinctively grabbed the prescription tightly and said lightly, “No need.”

“It’s okay, just a little money for medicine,” Kimberly said, pulling Reynaldo’s arm and looking sympathetic. “I never expected Ms. Duffy to be so destitute that she doesn’t even have money to buy medicine. Reynaldo, please help her pay the money.”

“I said no!” I furrowed my brows and growled softly, feeling a bit impatient.

Wasn’t Kimberly just in so much pain that she seemed like she was going to die? How did she come down again so quickly?

She is everywhere indeed!

As I shouted like this, although I didn’t use much volume, Kimberly’s delicate body visibly trembled.

Chapter 188

Then, she looked at Reynaldo with a sense of grievance and sadness, saying, “Reynaldo, did I interfere again? I just felt sorry for her, but it seems like she really dislikes me.”

“Some people, it was their own fault, not deserving of pity.”

Reynaldo said lightly, “Since she doesn’t want to accept your kindness, there’s no need to force her. It’s just a few boxes of medicine, she won’t die if she doesn’t take them.”

I tightly held onto the prescription slip, feeling a wave of bitterness and sourness in my heart.

I would not die if I didn’t take this medicine.

But this was a medicine to prevent miscarriage, to protect his child.

The pharmacist had become impatient and shouted at me, “Hey, do you still want this medicine or not?”

I tightened the hand behind my back.

Now is not the time to be tough, it is important to protect my baby.

I looked at Reynaldo.

Reynaldo just silently watched me.

He didn’t have the usual sneer on his face, he just looked at me indifferently, as if I were a stranger.

A pang of pain flashed through the heart.

I pursed my lips and said to him in a difficult tone, “Can you please help me pay for the medicine… I will transfer the money to you as soon as I go back.”

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