His Precious Love

“How many fetuses are there?”

“It’s a triplet,” the gynecologist reported the test results to the doctor.

After hearing that, the doctor thought for a few moments before uttering, “If the woman’s uterus is too small and the fetuses don’t have room to move around, fetal malposition may indeed happen. Still, as long as a nuchal cord doesn’t happen, there shouldn’t be any problem.”

“But…” The gynecologist’s brows remained tightly knitted as she hesitated to speak.

When she examined Rayna’s condition earlier, she realized the babies’ movements were infrequent. Not to mention, Rayna was carrying a triplet, so she reckoned something must be off. Nevertheless, that condition might also be due to Rayna overtiring herself lately.

Ignorant to the gynecologist’s dithering, the doctor continued, “When she comes for her next pregnancy checkup, the doctor will tell her how to adjust the position of her fetuses. This shouldn’t be a significant issue, so I’ll take my leave.”

The gynecologist nodded. “See you.”

She decided not to dwell further on that matter. That’s right. Fetal malposition is not a major problem. Besides, that lady is no longer related to Mr. Faymon. It is quite troublesome if I invite these unnecessary problems onto myself for being a busybody.

With Kristie and Carl monitoring her, Rayna couldn’t leave even if she wanted to, so she had no choice but to remain there.

She felt much better after the slumber.

After having their breakfast, Rayna and Kristie went to the ward. Rayna wanted to go to the hospital alone, but Kristie wished to tag along.

Rayna asked the latter to stay in the condominium, but right after Rayna went to the garage and sat in the driver’s seat, she heard the car door being opened and closed as another person got into the car.

Rayna turned to look behind her and noticed Kristie sitting in the backseat.

She was rendered speechless.

“Rayna, I’m coming because I’m worried about you.” Kristie stuck out her tongue and urged, “Hurry up and start the car. Otherwise, that brat will be here soon.”

Rayna didn’t think it was appropriate to chase Kristie out of the vehicle, so she had no choice but to start the car. “Remember to put on a cap and a mask when you get out of the car later.”

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immediately shut

at the hospital ward, Rayna asked for directions and soon found the room Jessica had

had just finished making their usual rounds. When

Rayna nodded. “Is

condition is stable, but he’ll need to stay in the hospital for some time, so it’ll be best to find him a caretaker as soon

“Okay. Thank you.”

Rayna pushed

the regular ward were four to five beds, but most were not

saw the middle-aged man on the bed near the

layers of bandages. Even his face, the only part of him which was

to have

Rayna, asked in an undertone, “Is this

Rayna grunted in response.

met Jessica’s relative, so she didn’t know who that man

slowly opened his eyes when he heard footsteps. He saw Rayna and Kristie from the corner

friend.” Rayna moved closer. “Do you want

middle-aged man moved his

he was saying. She bent down and leaned closer before she heard

replied gently, “She’s been taking care of you all this while but had worn herself out,

middle-aged man relaxed his furrowed

not to provoke those people and not to anger the Lopez

man’s identity. “Didn’t she arrange for

returned because we were worried about her. Unexpectedly, a group of

glanced at the empty bed beside him before

in a different ward. Can

the Lopez family.” Oliver couldn’t help but shudder as he was reminded of the night’s incident. “They kicked open the door and questioned me about Jessica’s whereabouts. Then, they hit my wife and me and even took away my phone. I managed to snatch my phone back and told them to leave. Otherwise, I’ll call the

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call and addressed the other person on the phone as Mr. Lopez. He asked the latter if they should stay at our place to keep watch since they couldn’t locate