A Call That Changed Her Entire Life

Chapter 296 She Dare Not Expect Anything

Rita only knew that there was something wrong with Emily's unborn baby, but she had no idea how serious it was. Emily was almost certain that if Rita knew the truth, she would advise her to abort the baby just as Jacob did.

Since, the risk of harm from keeping the baby was relatively high, anyone who really cared for her and wanted her to live could never allow her to risk her life for the unborn baby.

However, since her hopes of being with Jacob and living with him had died, all she had left in the world was her own baby. So even at the face of imminent risk, Emily would make every effort to protect and deliver the baby.

Determined, Emily's resolve was stronger than ever.

Thanks to David, Emily didn't have to wait in line. She just registered her name and then proceeded with the check-up.

Rita's company throughout the whole check-up made Emily more uneasy, but she couldn't think of the right excuse to send her away.

All of a sudden, Rita's phone rang. It was David.

"Hello? Rita, Dylan has been crying the whole time. I have no idea how to comfort him..." said David, with a sense of urgency in his voice, accompanied by the crying of a baby in the background.

Rita frowned and asked, "What's the matter with him? Maybe he is hungry? Or he is not feeling well?"

"I can't tell. I've tried giving him some food but he doesn't want to eat. I've touched his forehead and he doesn't feel feverish," he answered.

"Then why don't you pacify him?" she said.

"I just don't know how, and that's why I called to ask you," he replied. Needless to say, David was at a loss, and he had no idea what was wrong with Dylan or why he had been crying for so long.

"I am here in the hospital with Emily. Just try your best to comfort him, or else send him here to the hospital if it doesn't work," she suggested. Rita then hung up the phone, but she could not discard the look of worry on her face.

guessed what they were talking about, and said hurriedly, "Rita, you should go and see

be worried about you the whole time if I go and leave

lips together and continued to persuade her, "I'll be fine. I'm not a child, and I can do this on my own. Besides, there are so many bodyguards here. There's no need for you to worry. Just go to your son and stop

you can really manage on your own?" she asked. Rita

worry about your son. I am also starting to get worried about Dylan,

more thoughtful of your own safety, and don't forget to call me when it's over. I'll send the car over to pick you up," she said to Emily. Rita's motherly concern for her

a long sigh of relief and then finished the tests one by one,

thick glasses, as he carefully read through the reports. "Lately, you've been feeling weak; your appetite has decreased; you haven't been able to sleep well due to

but

The doctor's expression was grave, and he spoke without the slightest exaggeration, "But if you persist on giving birth to this child, the longer you wait, the greater the damage will be to

of sweat broke out of Emily's forehead, before her lips gradually became pale, and she murmured, "I just

desperately. Why was it so hard for her to realize

"Miss Emily, to tell you the truth, your symptoms are really difficult to

Who can help me...' she thought. Emily was

famous experts at home for her. If those doctors could not do

if you change your mind and decide to abort this child, please contact me in advance. I will make proper arrangements for you. But if you still run a risk of giving birth to your child, I suggest you go to M country for treatment. Maybe the chances there will be better, even though still very

of us? I don't want my friend to worry

"Of course. I will protect the patient's privacy. Please rest assured, Miss Emily. You must take good care of yourself. if you don't feel well,

you," she politely replied.

of the hospital, surrounded by the stealthy bodyguards, who did a great job

her phone was ringing in her pocket. When she came

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