Chapter 29 Exposing Her True Colors

The day Elsa was discharged, I texted her and invited her for a meal the next day. She readily agreed and must've figured it wouldn't be just a meal. But I believed she'd come to me even if I didn't reach out. She was engrossed in believing the child in my womb existed. I had received word that after Jack was rejected by Eric in the ward, he refused to give up and arranged to meet for a discussion at the same restaurant. This time, I was determined to expose Elsa's true colors to Jack. … I left home 30 minutes late on purpose. When I arrived at the restaurant, Elsa was visibly impatient. When she saw me, she masked her annoyance as if her earlier irritation had just been nothing more than my imagination. Once I took my seat, she started whining, "Why are you so late, Jane? You didn't answer my calls, and I thought you'd forgotten about today." Her tone was casual as if the incident with the spiked juice had never happened. I was amazed by her nerves of steel. I decided to pl