His Precious Love

Rayna had been wondering what she would do about the babies if Curtis didn’t want them anymore. She didn’t know where to deliver the babies and get them registered.

“That simply won’t do. Remember, you’ve got two babies inside your tummy. It’s better to get them checked out at a hospital,” Jefferson said.

Rayna nodded. “All right. I suppose it’s a good thing I haven’t had breakfast, then. That way, I could have my blood sample taken too. Otherwise, this whole trip to the hospital would’ve been for nothing.”

“I had Ringo prepare some food for you. He should be arriving at the hospital right after you finish the examination.” Jefferson realized that Rayna’s hands were icy-cold when he unintentionally touched them.

He then wrapped the coat tighter around her shoulders and held her hands to warm them up.

Rayna didn’t know what to say in response to his caring gestures.

Jefferson is a really nice guy, but he’s not the right one for me. Even if we were to turn back time to the point where Jefferson and I were still dating, our relationship would still end in a breakup. I might be his ideal type, but he’s not my ideal type. The man I love would guide me at work and give me space to grow and develop myself. He would praise my accomplishments and encourage me instead of pampering me and treating me like a bird in a cage.

It wasn’t long before they arrived at the private hospital.

Ringo’s brother-in-law was a tall man with dark skin and worked as a surgeon at the hospital.

He brought them over to the obstetrics and gynecology department and handed Rayna over to the female doctor.

Jefferson waited outside to give Rayna some privacy during the examination.

The female doctor had Rayna lie down on the bed and put on a pair of latex gloves. “Have you done any blood sugar tests or ultrasounds after getting pregnant?” she asked softly.

“No, but I do have a B-scan ultrasound device at home. I’ve been monitoring their heartbeat on a daily basis. Everything seems to be normal so far,” Rayna replied as she rolled up her dress to reveal her tummy.

The doctor glanced at her tummy and asked, “When was the last time you had your period?”

I don’t really remember,” Rayna said and gave the doctor a

your tummy isn’t obvious yet. What do you usually

a rather bland diet for the first two months. I couldn’t even eat fish until my morning sickness started subsiding. After that, I started including some seafood in my diet. I went for an examination once after I got pregnant. The doctor told me I was pregnant

many kids over at the Terblanc residence, so things are going to get lively once these babies

kept quiet when she

and fundal height, the doctor commented, “There’s no edema, which is a good thing. However, your diet is part of the reason your baby bump isn’t obvious even though you are sixteen weeks into your

asked, “Would

Rayna nodded. “Yes, please.”

the ultrasound room for a 4D ultrasound scan,” the doctor told Jefferson when she saw him

It’s your first time getting

pursed her lips in

when the door to the ultrasound room opened. The tummy of the woman who stepped out was so big that it looked like the shirt would rip

she saw that. “All right, but I’m wearing

wait till the doctor is done preparing

doctor from earlier. “He wants to come in and keep

It would be good to let him see the ultrasound image as well,”

everything up, the doctor opened the door and

little when she felt the

of nervousness, only to hear the

She turned to look at the doctor

pregnant with triplets, not

“What?” Rayna got confused.

month into her pregnancy when she got her first examination, though. Why didn’t the doctor find out about the triplets at the time?” he asked after

facing the front. All three of them look very healthy. The one facing the front looks a lot like you!” the doctor said while looking at Rayna, who was still

hard to conceive