Married to the President

Chapter 134: Summoned

swnovels.com Theresa Mo said she was going out with Junxie and wouldn't be able to accompany her

to shop. Rosa said she was going to the same party as well.

That way, Theresa agreed. Whoever Junxie instructed to bring her to the party would wait or better still

go. She would be coming over with Rosa.

Lanre was in the company of Tara for the entire day. They went for lunch together. And from there, he

took her to shop for Junxie's engagement.

She was going to accompany him there and he always wanted any woman around him to look good.

As they return to Lanre's penthouse, he asked her on the way "What about your husband and baby? Is

everything ok with your marriage?" NôvelDrama.Org content rights.

He asked, glancing at her briefly and concentrating on the steering. He knew everything cannot be fine

for Tara to return to the city and feel free without behaving like a married woman.

Tara's eyes became moist. Recalling her unpleasant marriage makes her feel sad and despondent.

She sniffled and looked away through the window.

"I am only concerned about your marriage not to make you shed some tears. But if you don't want to

talk about it, fine, I definitely would understand" Lanre explained.

For a few minutes, none of them said anything to each other. Lanre concentrating on the steering and

Tara still looking out of the window.

"I lost my baby to pneumonia and my marriage crashed when my husband became unfaithful" Tara

summarized.

Lost her baby to pneumonia? That is too simple of an illness that a child should die from. Aren't there

strong antibiotics to use and proper medical care?

"How come? Pneumonia?" Lanre asked. "I don't know what to say Lanre, I never would have thought

she wouldn't make it out of the hospital.

She was feeling alright until she started reacting at midnight. Despite the doctor's intervention and all

they could do she still didn't make it.." Tara explained.

Lanre sighed. She's right. Doctors don't have some supernatural power to heal their patients.