Love's Perfect Match

Early in the morning, while Elspeth was having breakfast, she suddenly felt a sharp pain in her lower abdomen.

Margot's heart skipped a beat as her eyes locked onto her pale countenance. "What's wrong, Elsie? Why is your stomach hurting suddenly?"

Meanwhile, Elspeth's face contorted in agony as she struggled to find words amidst the searing pain coursing through her abdomen. The intensity of the sensation rendered her speechless as if a sharp blade mercilessly slashed at her lower abdomen.

"I'll rush her to the hospital. Otherwise, both she and the baby might be in danger." After saying this, Callum swiftly moved to lift his wife into his arms.

As he mentioned the unborn child, Margot's eyes widened in fear as a wave of realization swept her. "Will something happen to the baby?"

At this moment, he temporarily set aside his concerns about the unborn child. Then, his attention was drawn to his bewildered mother as he spoke urgently but calmly, "I'll take her to the hospital now. Please tidy up the remnants of her breakfast and wait for my return. Once I come back, I will investigate this matter further." Instinctively, he couldn't shake off the feeling that there might be a connection between the incident and the food his wife had consumed that morning.

With a solemn nod, Margot watched her son swiftly depart, cradling his wife in his arms.

Meanwhile, Callum admitted Elspeth to the hospital, and the doctor promptly conducted a thorough examination.

As the doctor reviewed the examination report, a deep frown creased his brow as he questioned, "What were you thinking? Allowing a pregnant woman to consume so many cold-natured foods. Even if you don't prioritize the unborn child's well-being, it's crucial to consider the expectant mother's health. Considering her pre-existing health issues, such dietary choices can only exacerbate her condition. Fortunately, you brought her to the hospital early. If the timing had been any later, it might have had dire consequences for the baby's survival."

The weight of the doctor's words settled heavily upon Callum's shoulders, causing him to feel a deep sense of guilt. Then, nodding with genuine regret, he expressed, "I'm truly sorry. We will definitely be more cautious and mindful next time."

After seeing his positive attitude of admitting his mistake, the doctor decided not to make things difficult for him and handed him a prescription and instructions for payment.

left, Callum looked at the frail figure of Elspeth on the bed, and a trace of heartache crossed his eyes. "I'm sorry.

and she had diligently kept a watchful eye for any signs of potential issues throughout her

of self-accountability. "It's not your fault. I should have been more attentive. I've been preoccupied lately, and I didn't notice

I'll investigate when I go

his. "I feel like I shouldn't be here.

"Why?"

there are too many people and distractions in the hospital, the likelihood of being targeted is higher. Perhaps, it's better to

idea and the complexity of their situation. According to the doctor, this is not the first time she has consumed these foods, which

doctor again. However, when the doctor

care about your wife's health? Even though she is in such a fragile condition, you are allowing her to return. Are you even a man? Let me pay for her if you're so frugal with your medical expenses. This is no way to treat a pregnant woman!" Then, the doctor murmured, "You look decently dressed, but why are

were in disarray, he gradually realized that the doctor's intent was not to disrespect

doctor engaging in the scolding. However, as he drew nearer and caught sight of the person being

you're scolding? Brat! How dare you scold Mr. Winthrop!" The director was incensed as he spoke. Nobody in Damoria is brave enough to insult Mr. Winthrop, and we certainly couldn't afford to

While examining the pregnant woman earlier, no wonder this couple looks familiar. So, they are…

Callum uttered calmly, devoid of any

began to weaken as he believed he was doomed upon hearing this. "Mr. Winthrop,

right. No need to worry. I

I may speak up, I don't think it's suitable for Miss Lynwood's current

to

"Even if she wants to, it's still