# Chapter 86: Anemia: A Mother's Betrayal and a Desperate Lie
Hello, wonderful readers! It's me again, your faithful story narrator. How are you all doing today? I hope you're ready for another emotional rollercoaster because Chapter 86 of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews" is about to take us on a wild ride through lies, betrayal, and a mysterious illness that may just change everything. Let's dive right in!
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Keira tried to speak, but Holly had already turned her back and walked away, leaving her alone in the interrogation room. Through the door, Keira could hear Holly speaking to Captain Lincoln: "Her condition isn't very good. Even if we must interrogate her throughout the night, can we do it without using the light?" Captain Lincoln's reply came, "Alright, out of respect for Dr. Sims."
Keira sighed quietly as she realized Holly had vouched for her—promised she wouldn't be released on bail. Samuel had immediately shot Holly down, and now the tension was palpable. Keira told herself: *I can endure for another two days. If Holly finds evidence that proves my innocence during that time, maybe I don't need to apply for bail after all.*
Upstairs, Holly entered the equipment room, placing the blood sample she had drawn from Keira's finger into the machine. Now all she could do was wait twenty minutes for the analysis. But just then, her phone rang. It was the detention center.
"Dr. Sims, we heard you're at the station. We have a patient here who isn't feeling well. Could you come and take a look?" Holly immediately stood up. "I'll be right there."
She arrived at the detention center quickly, a place that held suspects awaiting trial and prisoners with short sentences. Holly stepped forward, mask and gloves on, and entered the cell indicated by the guard who had called. "Who's not feeling well?" she asked coldly.
"It's me..." An unfamiliar yet achingly familiar voice made Holly frown. She turned to see a middle-aged woman in a prison uniform, clutching her belly in pain. "Doctor, my belly hurts so bad. Can you help me..."
Poppy Hill. Keira's mother.
Holly remembered attending a parents' meeting for Keira in middle school. She walked over, concern in her voice. "Auntie, what's the matter?" Poppy grabbed her hand. "My belly hurts so badly..." Holly reached out to touch her belly. "Is it here? I'll take you to the hospital!"
But Poppy looked around with a pained expression. "There's no need to go to the hospital. I just have a cold. Officer, can you take me to a solitary cell? My moaning and groaning here is disturbing everyone's rest..." Holly nodded. "Okay."
But before she could help Poppy out, another inmate yelled out, "Oh, my belly also hurts so bad! Take me to the solitary cell too!" The cell erupted in laughter. "My belly hurts too!" "I have a headache—can I go to the single ward?" Holly was speechless.
Then someone said, "We all eat the same food, but how come you're the only one who got sick? It's been five days inside, and you've been sick for four of them. You're more delicate than the rest?" Another inmate chimed in, "You're in such pain in this ward, but the moment you get to a single cell, you're fine and snoring away!"
Holly realized what was happening. She stared at Poppy, whose face stiffened. "I really don't feel well!" Poppy wailed. Holly clenched her jaw. "I'll take you to the hospital then. If tests show you're fine and it's all an act, I'm afraid you'll have to stay here a few more days."
Poppy panicked. She didn't want to be locked up. The cellmates either farted or picked their feet every night, and the crazy sleeping positions made it impossible to rest. She had faked being sick as a solution. "I don't need to go to the hospital," Poppy pleaded. "It's just a minor illness. I can take it. I'll live..."
"You're faking it," Holly said flatly. Poppy crawled into bed. "How was I pretending? I just had a stomach ache, and now I'm better. You won't let me recover?" The female prisoner next to her cursed, "You really have thick skin, you old rogue. You're tricking people!"
Poppy shot back, "What was that compared to my daughter? I'm nothing compared to her! That little slut cheated me so badly! She'll die in misery!" She ground her teeth in hatred just thinking of Keira. Who would have thought that the girl she tried to ruin was Dr. South?!
Holly found these words infuriating. She slammed the jail door shut and rushed upstairs. Minutes later, she held the blood test report. The data made her face darken. **Iron content was normal. Keira wasn't anemic at all.** *Liar!*
Holly trembled with rage. She stormed into the interrogation room and threw the blood report at Keira. "Keira, do you enjoy tricking me time and time again?!"
Keira didn't even look at the results. She sighed. "I'm not anemic now, but give it a few days." She had tried to explain earlier, but Holly had left without listening. Her anemia was strange—each time her period came, she lost a large amount of iron, so she had to take supplements monthly in advance. On normal days, her iron levels were fine. After visiting many hospitals, she was diagnosed with a rare genetic disease.
Holly found it laughable. "Do you think I'll believe the crap you're saying? Can't you at least come up with a better excuse when lying to me?!" Keira whispered, "I didn't lie to you." But Holly's anger flared. "I've studied medicine for years and never came across a case like yours!"
Keira fell silent. Her condition was indeed odd, and she understood Holly's skepticism. Any further explanation would be pointless.
Captain Lincoln sighed. "Dr. Sims, she's been like this all night—not saying a word. Let it go. I'll have someone take her back to jail." But Holly yelled, "You guys go! I'll stay up with her! I want to see how many more preposterous lies she will tell!"
Captain Lincoln cleared his throat. "Alright, we'll go get some sleep. If she confesses, call us immediately."
After the group left, only Keira and Holly remained. Holly sat across from her, glaring. "Why did you lie? Why did you apply for bail? Is it because all those doubts don't exist at all? You're just using me, hoping I'll testify that you're not the murderer!" Keira said quietly, "Don't worry. I won't agree to bail within the next two days." After that, she would need treatment.
Holly was taken aback, tears brimming in her eyes. "Do you think saying that will make me forgive you?!" She turned away, wiping the corner of her eye.
Keira didn't speak anymore.
The night deepened. As her impending menstrual period approached and the lack of rest took its toll, Keira felt a dull ache in her head and a mild pain in her lower abdomen. She stayed up all night like that.
By next morning, dizziness crept in. *Damn it.* Lack of rest accelerated her period, and she was becoming anemic.
Holly hadn't slept either, her mind in chaos. As dawn broke, she glared at Keira, about to say something—when she noticed Keira's pale face, devoid of any color.
Holly stood up abruptly, panic stricken. "Keira, what's wrong with you?!"
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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
Oh, this chapter hit hard! The emotional tension between Holly and Keira is absolutely gut-wrenching. On one hand, Holly has every right to be angry—she's been lied to, manipulated, and made a fool of. But on the other hand, Keira's mysterious illness isn't a lie; it's a real, rare genetic condition that even doctors don't believe exists. The way Poppy faked sickness just to avoid prison while cursing her own daughter for being a "slut" is heartbreaking irony. Holly's flash of concern at the end proves she still cares, despite her fury. The cliffhanger—Keira collapsing from anemia—is perfectly timed to make us desperate for the next chapter.
**⭐ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars**
## Next Chapter Prediction
Now that Holly has witnessed Keira's sudden deterioration, she'll have to confront the truth: Keira wasn't lying about her illness. Holly will likely rush Keira to the hospital, and the diagnosis of that rare genetic disease will shock her. This could be the turning point—Holly might finally believe Keira about everything else. But what about Poppy? Will Holly confront her about her lies? And more importantly, if Keira is truly sick and needs treatment, will the police allow her to be released on medical grounds? The truth is about to unravel faster than anyone expects.
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