“However,” he continued, “there are complications. The baby is at high risk, and we’ll need to monitor you closely throughout the remainder of the pregnancy.” He paused, as if gauging our reaction before delivering the final blow. “And, Emily, due to the injuries you sustained, it’s unlikely you’ll be able to carry another child.” The…
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Inside, the atmosphere was just as cold as before. Robert was there this time, sitting at the polished dining table, a fake smile plastered across his face. His mother soon joined, her eyes narrowing at the sight of me. The tension was thick, but I had resolved not to let it sway me. “Robert, Carol,”…
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