"In the drawer, when I was tidying up the coffee table just now, I was afraid of losing it, so I took special care to put it away." The butler walked up to the cabinet, opened the drawer, and handed Mrs. Aiden's address to Evelyn Sherman.
Evelyn clutched the address and sprinted upstairs.
She turned and entered Ella Jackson's room.
In the room, Ella was still sleeping quietly, undisturbed by the commotion outside.
She was sleeping deeply, and her beautiful, clean face showed a touch of pallor.
This child had come too unexpectedly, and Ella had no preparation at all. She had suffered consecutive shocks and had even stood in a snowstorm with Collins Aiden all night, falling seriously ill afterward.
Her health was now very poor, yet the child she was carrying was a little troublemaker, making her experience morning sickness with exceptional difficulty.
