Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Fanny’s manager had personally told Diana about Fanny’s pregnancy and subsequent miscarriage.

At that time, she even claimed she couldn’t find Fanny, and that the latter had been taken away by Oliver.

What happened afterward? How could a miscarriage lead to losing one’s life?!

Diana’s thoughts grew more uneasy. She couldn’t shake the feeling that this matter wasn’t so simple.

Besides, Oliver lost both his wife and child simultaneously.

How could he remain so calm?

When they were sent off, he calmly and thoughtfully considered opening the car door for Diana.

“It’s because they had a child between them. Even though it was an accident, it existed nonetheless. Oliver is even less likely to do anything to a woman who has just miscarried. Miscarriages…they can also be life-threatening,” Julian said.

Moreover, it was raining heavily last night. When Oliver took Fanny to the hospital, the weather might have delayed them. Anything could have happened during that time.

thought about the dangers involved in a

nurturing a family and of bearing one’s own descendants. In

to sustain its growth. The mother herself could be sacrificed for the sake of the fetus.Books Chapters Are Daily Updated Join & Stay Updated For

was the

of women dying during childbirth in modern times was due to the progress of science and medicine, not because fetuses had

willingly accepted the risks of giving birth

fear of childbirth, yet she couldn’t resist the desire to have more adorable

“Poor Fanny…”

had automatically concluded that Fanny’s sudden death was caused by a miscarriage,

because of a miscarriage could only be explored later. Even if they asked Oliver now, he likely wouldn’t be in the mood to share the details of Fanny’s

it would be like rubbing salt

bring herself