The two servants, relieved, exchanged glances.

Both of them had known about Mya's pregnancy for a long time. They were not loyal to Fred; rather, they were sent by the Turner family to monitor him. When the news of Mya being pregnant was reported to Fred's father, Frank Turner, he gave the order to ensure the safety of the child in Mya's womb. This child was the Turner family's first grandchild, and Frank did not want any accidents to happen.

But if Fred found out about this, he would not keep the child.

Fortunately, Mya's child was just over three months old and was stable. Fred was busy with his affairs; when he was not at the villa, the two servants would secretly give Mya injections that prevented miscarriage.

The two servants then contacted the best brain experts from Roshya. The next day, they packed up all the luggage, ensuring that everything was brought with them, and accompanied Mya to undergo treatment abroad.

It was in the early hours when the helicopter landed at the