Madam, the CEO Regrets It (Abby and Jason)

Chapter 2

Going upstairs exhausted, Abby took out the key and turned a half circle to the left. The door opened,

and her confused brain instantly became sober after feeling the different atmosphere in the room.

A phone call was coming from the room.

Jason was back.

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Abby asked herself repeatedly, the door had been pushed open by her while she was still thinking, and

then she saw the oncoming Jason looking at her with a sullen expression.

"Where have you been fooling around? Do you know how many calls I've made to you!"

Fooling around? How ironic it is ! Going to the hospital for a blood test and doing a gastroscope could

be called fooling around.

Thinking about it, her eyes were filled with tears, Jason didn't notice Abby's red eyes, but he kept using

his eyes to accuse her of not answering his phone.

Abby took out her cell phone from her bag, look at the black screen and said, "Out of battery."

She had two mobile phones in total. One was for office work, and the other was specially for waiting for

Jason's contact. These two days, she was upset by her stomach and forgot to charge the phone, which

made her miss his call on the way back.

"What's the emergency?" Who could let Jason anxious to call her many times was only that person.

While she was thinking, Jason had already grasped her hand and pulled it out, "Mia was injured and

lost too much blood. You have to go to the hospital with me."

Sure enough, his nervousness was all for Mia Zore.

Her heart was filled with jealousy and sorrow.

Mia was a severely coagulation dysfunction patient with a rare blood type, and it was Abby who could

match her blood type.

Abby's whole body was wet with rain. Her long seaweed like hair was wet against her back. Her lips

became pale and her hands were like ice. Jason didn't notice this. The hospital Mia lived in was nearby,

and he could walk there in ten minutes, but Jason was anxious, he pulled Abby forcibly into the

backseat.

Jason's eyes were fixed on the front of the car. He glanced in the rearview mirror. When he saw Abby's

pale face.

He involuntarily frowned: "How can your face look like a ghost?"

…He could find out her difference.

Abby raised her lips sarcastically, while her throat tighthened. She opened the car window and watched

the rain outside. Her body was frozen, her breath turned into a mass of ice mist, and her eyelashes

trembled.

When Jason coldly looked at her speaking nothing, some ittitation arouse in his heart.

He felt that something was wrong with Abby today.

But after thinking about it, what happened to Abby had nothing to do with him. What he should pay

most attention to now was Mia's body. When he thought about it, he lightly stepped on the accelerator

and then speeded up.

When they arrived at the hospital, Jason grabed Abby's hand out of the car. Before Abby had a secure

foothold, she was pulled by Jason and followed him awkwardly.

Jason took Abby directly into the blood collection room, and said to a nurse coldly: "Draw her blood, no

need to check, hurry up."

Abby's mouth was full of bitterness. Jason trusted her blood more than herself. He even thought it

troublesome to check. Wasn't he afraid that the cancer cells in her body would enter Mia's body?

Abby struggled for a while and said, "Jason, I'm not feeling well. Can I not…"

Jason's eyes half narrowed, and his sight seemed to kill her. He bent down and clamped Abby's chin.

He said in a cold voice: "What makes you dare to say no? We signed the contract four years ago, and it

was written clearly. Abby, please perform your duties well."

Yes… she signed the contract four years ago. In the case of Mia losing too much blood, she donated

blood for free. The contract was very clear.

This was the deal she made with him at the beginning. Even if she was dying, she had to donate blood

for Mia.

This was what she owesd Jason.

That year, Mia had a car accident in A City. Due to the delay in sending to the hospital, the wound had

lost too much blood, and her blood type was urgently needed.

After knowing that Mia had an accident, Jason anxiously asked her for help.

At that time, Abby put forward a deal: "Be my man, we will get married, and I will save Mia."

She still remembered the astonishment in Jason's eyes at that time, and the disgust for her rising

slowly from the bottom of his eyes.

From that moment, Abby knew that they could no longer live in peace.

When Jason was in the most difficult time and needed her the most, she foreced him to make a deal

with her.

Jason was born in the prestigious Lewis family. He was born to be superior. He had the corresponding

capital for his temper and enjoyed the best of everything. The people around him all worshiped him. It

was his first time to be threatened to do something he dislike.

Abby knew that what Jason hated most was being coerced into doing what he didn't want to do, so

when she saw Jason sign the "contract of selling himself" without hesitation, she knew that she could

never own him.

Seeing what he did for Mia, she felt very sad. But later she comforted herself that he would be as good

to her as he was to Mia because he would love her after marriage as time went by.

Unfortunately, Abby never expected that she would pay back so quickly.

She accidentally got fatal illness, she really deserved it!

Seeing the needle stick into the skin, the red blood plasma was slowly drawn out, and Abby's face

became paler with pain. It was too painful, even more painful than having a gastroscope.

The nurse who drew blood had never seen such a thin and weak woman. She stared at the her skinny

wrist and asked in a low voice, "Can you still do this?"

Abby nodded her dizzling head and responded in a hoarse voice: "Just do it, I'm ok."

The nurse drew a total of 600cc of blood, and she didn't dare to continue. The woman's hands were so

cold that it was no longer like a normal person's body temperature.

Before Abby fell into a coma, what she heard was Jason was asking the nurse: "Is it enough? If it's not

enough, you can continue to draw blood."

How did Jason become so cruel and cold-hearted over the years?