Abigail Bernstein was a quiet and obedient girl who seldom say NO to her father’s decisions. Even when it’s about her marriage.
To save their family’s company out of bankruptcy, her father arranged her to marry Diarmuid Althoff, the grandson of a billionaire. But on their wedding day, the groom did not appear. Abigail was disappointed but could do nothing about it.
Alone and boring on wedding night, Abigail accepted to replace her colleague’s shift. At her workplace, the hospital, she saved a wounded man being hunted down by gangsters, and made out with this stranger to blow off steam.
The stranger, however, turned out to be her husband that did not show up at the altar.
“Dr. Carr-” Abigail was about to speak, but Stephen held up a hand to stop her. He was earnest in grooming her as his apprentice, and did not want her to leave the hospital over something like this. “You will take responsibility? How?” Chad narrowed his eyes at Stephen. “You want her fired, right? I…
“Okay,” Ricky replied. “I still hope you’d convince her to stay, though.” Abigail was left staring at him for a while at that, wondering what he really meant by that. Was he into her? Meanwhile, after Harvey learned that Ricky was Abigail’s brother, he was quite interested in befriending the youth. Walking up to Ricky,…
Carrying him back to her room, she fed him, played with him, and coaxed him to sleep. It was quite late when he finally fell asleep. As the room fell silent, Abigail could not sleep at all, and headed to the living room. The emptiness there was exactly how she felt, and she unwittingly drifted…
“It’s all me… Just tell Diarmuid to spare lan, okay? They are cousins- “Exactly. They’re cousins, not family.” Abigail certainly would not stop Diarmuid from destroying lan. All she said was expressly to provoke Quincy, especially since she was acting so high–and–mighty even in the face of the death. Feeling crushed just then, Quincy screamed,…
He chuckled. “Oh, you don’t have to thank me. I should be thanking you for such a successful operation on my mom. The reason she is-” Bang! Abigail suddenly shut the door in Harvey’s face, not bothered to hear the rest and leaving him on the other side of the door! He suddenly felt like…
The door suddenly swung open, and she looked up with muddled eyes to find a towering figure standing at the doorway. He looked a little familiar, so she narrowed her eyes… Harvey snapped, “What’s that look for? Are you so drunk you can’t tell who I am?” Abigail was disappointed. “Could you shut up? I…
Harvey smiled evilly just then. “If Diarmuid Althoff knew that we’re alone in a room, and with you unconscious… He’s going to throw a fit, isn’t he?” He really wanted to take a photo and send it to Diarmuid. “Should I, or shouldn’t I?” he asked. There was no way Abigail could answer. As Harvey…
Diarmuid punched Harvey in the face before he could finish! Harvey had deliberately hugged Abigail in front of him the last time, and now she was drunk! Was this his doing too? They were never getting rid of him, were they? Harvey backed two paces from the punch, and wiped his lips–it was cracked and…
“Why was Harvey with you?” That was what Diarmuid cared most about, so Abigail continued, “Lulu wanted to get drunk, but I couldn’t think of any places. Harvey suggested that nightclub, and we used his private box…” Her voice trailed off at the last part. “And?” “And I kept Harvey outside, while Lulu and I…
“You misunderstand, Chad. Don’t listen to Abigail, she’s the reason our child was lost-” “Shut up!” Chad’s eyes were red even as he grabbed her wrist so hard he could snap it. Whitney’s face contorted in pain. “You’re hurting me, Chad…” Even so, Chad tightened his grip instead of letting go. “I heard everything. You…