Lawton stood in the corridor with Phoebe in his arms and listened to the screamsing from the private room. He frowned and looked down at Phoebe, who was in a terrible state. He had known her for over four years, but he had never seen her like this before. No wonder Theodore had lost control; anyone would go mad seeing their loved one in such a condition. The room was filled with a sense of panic, and the security guards were keeping the curious guests at bay. Lawton noticed two servers, a man and a woman. They looked terrified.


    After a while, the noise from the room subsided, and Theodore emerged. He carried Phoebe. Lawton could see the pain in Theodore''s eyes as he looked at Phoebe''s swollen face.


    "I''m sorry I''mte," Theodore whispered. His voice filled with anguish. He quicklyposed himself and asked Lawton to handle things.


    Lawton watched as Theodore left. Then, he rushed into the room to find Thompson lying on the floor, and he was barely conscious. Lawton called an ambnce to take Thompson to the hospital.


    The nurse informed Lawton that Thompson had suffered severe injuries, and even if he survived, he would be left in a vegetative state. Lawton realized the extent of Theodore''s rage. He hadn''t killed Thompson, but he had destroyed his life. In the hospital room, Phoebey on the bed. Her face was no longer as swollen, but she remained unconscious. Theodore was distressed, and he asked the doctor why she hadn''t woken up. The doctor said that she might have been drugged. Theodore was confused and asked about the possible drugs. The doctor mentioned that Phoebe was allergic to certain medications. Theodore was taken aback. The doctor then showed him the rashes on Phoebe''s arm, a sign of an allergic reaction to the drug. Theodore was stunned. The doctor exined that the symptoms were consistent with an allergic reaction to a particr type of medication. Theodore remembered that three years ago, when Phoebe had a miscarriage, she had a simr response. This revtion shocked Theodore. He grabbed the doctor''s arm and demanded an exnation. The doctor exined that he had informed Theodore about Phoebe''s previous allergic reaction. Theodore released his grip and turned to look at Phoebe on the bed.


    "Did you tell me about this three years ago?"


    The doctor confirmed, and they realized that Phoebe''s miscarriage three years ago was also rted to the medication.