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“They had been prescribed to him by his doctor!”
His voice echoed through the house with such force that everyone jumped.
“She’s anemic! Her blood pressure is already high! These supplements protect her and the baby!”
Vanessa finally appeared frightened.
“It was just iron…”
“It was medicine for my pregnant wife!”
Ethan ran both hands over his face, desperately trying not to completely lose control.
“You threw away her medication because you thought she wasn’t suffering enough?”
No one responded.
Because there was no excuse.
Nothing but cruelty.
Ethan turned around and ran up the stairs.
Olivia was curled up on the bed, weakly clutching her stomach, when he entered.
She immediately appeared nervous.
“What happened?”
He collapsed next to the bed.
“They threw away your medication.”
His face instantly tightened.
“I was planning to replace it tomorrow,” she murmured, her voice trembling. “But your mother said I’ve already spent too much this month…”
Ethan felt physically ill.
“Were you afraid to tell me?”
“I didn’t want to seem ungrateful.”
This response completely devastated him.
Ashamed.
His wife had been ashamed to ask for pregnancy medication in the house he had paid for.
Ethan gently pressed his forehead against hers.
“You’ll never apologize again for taking care of yourself.”
He then immediately called the doctor.
The obstetrician did not hesitate.
“Take her to the hospital immediately.”
Fear pierced Ethan’s chest.
He took Olivia’s bag, the insurance papers and a blanket before gently lifting her into his arms.
As he carried her downstairs, the four women remained frozen in the living room.
Ethan stopped in front of the front door.
“When I return,” he said coldly, “I want this house to be empty.”
Diane looked horrified.
“Are you kicking your own mother out?”
Ethan gently adjusted Olivia against his chest.
“No,” he replied softly.
“I’m finally protecting my real family.”
Part Three: The house has become a home again
Emergency room staff at Medical City Frisco responded quickly as soon as they noticed Olivia’s condition.
Her blood pressure was dangerously high.
His iron levels had dropped significantly.
The baby’s condition remained stable, but doctors ordered immediate monitoring, an intravenous infusion, and complete bed rest.
Ethan never left her.
All night he sat by her bedside, holding her hand, while the machines emitted soft beeps around them.
For the first time in years, he cried openly.
Not silent tears hidden behind stress and exhaustion.
A real heartbreak.
This kind of reaction occurs when a man realizes that the woman he loves has been suffering in silence by his side for months.
“I promised to protect you,” he murmured as Olivia slept. “Instead, I let them treat you like a servant.”
Her voice broke.
“I’m sorry.”
The next morning, her phone kept ringing and receiving messages.
Vanessa is crying.
Courtney apologizes.
Madison begged him to answer.
Diane left a long voicemail filled with guilt and tears.
Ethan deleted all the messages.
He then transferred enough money to cover one last month’s rent and his mother’s groceries.
He also sent only one text message:
This is the last time I save adults who have harmed my wife.
Three days later, Olivia was able to leave the hospital safely.
The baby’s condition had stabilized.
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