Chasing My Pregnant Wife

After Aurora was sent home, the bodyguard continued standing guard right outside her door, as if worried that she might flee.

Aurora stayed inside her room, burying her head in her pillow and sobbing into it.

It took so much for her to get pregnant. She couldn't abort the baby just like that, or she would stand no chance.

Aurora wiped the tears from her face and dialed a number on her phone.

When the call went through, Aurora said in a whisper, "Theo wants me to abort the baby tomorrow. He doesn't want the baby. His bodyguard is standing right outside my door and I can't run. What should I do?" Yerick yawned and said, "Why are you panicking? Things have only just begun."

"But he's bringing me to the hospital tomorrow! Help me think of a way. It took so much for me to get pregnant. If he forces me to abort the baby, you and I won't get another chance to do this again." "Am I your mother or what? Why do you come looking for me about every little thing? Are you completely useless?"

"I..." Aurora wiped the tears from her face. "Since I'm so useless, why are you using me in the first place?"

Yerick rubbed his temples and said, "Aurora Payne, I suggest for you to get a good night's rest now. Leave tomorrow's problems for tomorrow."

"What did you say?"

Before Aurora could get a response, Yerick had hung up on her.

"Hello? Hello?"

verge of collapse. She hurriedly

and punched her pillow

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the bodyguard sent Aurora back to the hospital. Theodore was already

only slept a little in

painless. He will do his best to minimize the harm done to your body." "Theo," Aurora said as she tugged on his sleeve. "I

into the room as if he never

was dragged around like a lifeless doll. The doctor did a check on her before taking Theodore to

Payne cannot undergo the surgery," the doctor said solemnly

face grew cold.

through

her. It has been less than half a year since her heart transplant surgery. Since then, her cardiac stress has increased and her heart function has declined. Her various vitals

"And then?" Theodore asked.

her heart condition. This additional trauma

mean we can't go through with this

went on, "If we go ahead with it, her body may not be able to take it and it'll be very risky. Even if the abortion were successful, her health might be in a poor and

her health. Mr. Spencer, will you give this