Chapter 04

　　The nurse nodded repeatedly and quickly helped Joana into the office of the director of obstetrics and gynecology. 　　A moment later, the doctor carefully examined Joana and then dealt with her bleeding problem. Looking at the pale-faced young woman on the hospital bed, she couldn't help but sigh, "You young people should learn how to endure now that you're pregnant! You have to be more careful now, the first three months and the next three months are the most important. You are still engaging in a fierce and intense sexual activity. If this continues, it will not only harm the child but it can also harm your body, young woman." 　　As she said this, the doctor turned her head slightly, seeming to see the man hovering outside the ward, and muttered to herself with some doubts, "What is that man doing here? Isn't his wife waiting for blood transfusion in the operating room over there? Was he able to find a donor?" 　　Hearing that, Joana's pale face suddenly turned blue and purple, and then replied in a quiet manner, "Thank you, doctor." 　　The nurse was still a little frightened of Hansel who was standing by the door, but mustered the courage to get out either way. 　　As soon as she walked to the door, she was blocked by Hansel, "How is she? Can she still give blood?" 　　At this moment, the doctor who was sitting aside writing Joana's medical records suddenly turned her head, looked over and asked in confusion, "Who will give blood?" 　　Seeing Hansel's gaze on the hospital bed, the doctor was taken aback for a moment. She then reacted and immediately became anxious, "You mean her? How is this possible? The patient's body is very weak now. Moreover, the child in her womb is barely hanging on! She needs to stay in bed and rest! She can't possibly give blood in this situation! If she does, she could lose her child and even herself..." 　　Was it possible that the child cannot be kept? Could Joana also be in danger? 　　Hansel paused, a trace of struggle flashed in his mind, but when he thought of Sherry who was still lying there waiting for help, he still said in a deep voice, "It's important to save people first." 　　Before the doctor could say anything, two bodyguards rushed in from outside the door and forced Joana up on the hospital bed. 　　"No, you let me go!" 　　As soon as the thought of losing her child popped in her mind, Joana struggled desperately. She turned her head and shouted at the doctor, "Doctor, please save my child! I don't care about my own life, but I can't lose this child!" 　　Just now, she made a difficult decision. She wanted to give birth to this child, then divorce Hansel. She would take the child away so that she could finally sever her ties with him. 　　How could the fire of hope that was finally ignited be extinguished in this way? 　　She struggled, her body still held tightly by the tall bodyguard. 　　"Sir, you can't do this," as she said this, the doctor was about to reach out to stop the people, but she was pressed back by another bodyguard. 　　A trace of coldness flashed in Hansel's eyes, and he said toward the bodyguard holding Joana, "Hurry up!" 　　"No, Hansel, you can't do this to me!" Joana was still struggling desperately. At this moment, she was like a trapped little beast, making a painful and desolate cry as she struggled for her life. 　　However, all this was in vain. 　　When she was carried by the bodyguard and walked out of the door, her hand grabbed Hansel's arm and looked at Hansel with tears, her eyes were full of pleading, "Hansel, please." 　　"Let go!" Hansel shook off her hand without any remorse.