Chapter 414


    That was not the case for Jacob. He was a product of hatred


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    Perhaps it was destined. He should have never entered this world. Instead of battling to survive alone


    in this cold world, it might be better to submit to fate and liberate himself.


    Esther and her group arrived before the police. With Felix and Sunshine’s safety in mind, she had no


    choice but to entrust the two children to Jacob and his bodyguards.


    Anna remained at the intersection, patiently waiting for the police.


    Meanwhile, Esther charged alone into a seemingly inconspicuous rural hospital.


    Esther’s five years in prison had toughened her, and her desperate determination to save her daughter


    drove her to summon an unyielding reservoir of strength.


    “Sir, should we proceed with the surgery?” the doctor’s hand holding the scalpel trembled violently in


    the operating room.


    A blond, blue-eyed man red menacingly, “Proceed.”


    “But


    Nervously, the man drew out a gun, aiming it at the doctor’s temple. This surgery was his daughter’s


    sole chance of survival. If they took Pixie away, his daughter’s fate would be sealed in death’s grip.


    “Hurry up!”


    The terrified doctor’s hand shook uncontrobly, unable to make the incision.


    “I’ll count to three. One, two, three…”


    “Stop right there!” Despite her injuries, Esther finally broke through the nurses and others. blocking her


    way, barging into the operating room.


    The surgeon breathed a sigh of relief at the sight of Esther. However, the man with the gun quickly


    turned his aim toward her legs and shot.


    “Get out!”


    The bulletnded on the floor, about ten centimeters from Esther’s toes, whether intentional


    or not.


    “Doctor, start the operation!” The man with the gun continued to aim at the doctor, who was sweating in


    fear.


    The doctor was anxious. This man’s aim is off, but what if he gets desperate and the gun identally


    goes off, injuring me?’


    Cautious of the man’s gun, Esther stood close to the operating room door, silently praying for the police


    to arrive quickly.


    “Sir, I understand your concern for your daughter’s life, but please think about Pixie as well.


    She is also a child, and her parents want her to live,” Esther pleaded.


    Angry and aware that Esther’s DNA did not match Pixie’s, the man retorted, “You’re not even


    her mother.”


    “Sir, I am her mother.”


    Even with a gun to her forehead, Esther firmly believed Pixie was her daughter. The man she once


    loved seemed despicable to her now.


    “You’re not,” the man spat angrily. “The church has informed me that you’re not Pixie’s mother. Stop


    meddling in my affairs!”


    Overwhelmed with regret, the man med himself for listening to the church’s hypocrites. If he had


    performed the surgery right away after adopting Pixie, Esther would not have had a chance to


    interfere.


    The desperate man aimed his gun at the doctor again, barking, “I’m telling you to perform the


    surgery…”


    The doctor’s face was filled with terror as he reluctantly moved the scalpel toward the operating table.


    Just then, the piercing sound of an rm rang out, halting his progress.