Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 443

“Yes, you’ve been pregnant for about a month now. Congratulations, you’re going to be a mother.”

Vivian was stunned and overwhelmed by all the information that she had to process.

“Though I have to warn you that the fetus is still in an unstable condition due to your recent emotional ups and downs. You need to regulate and control your grief, or it will be a bit too much for the fetus to bear.”

“I understand. Thank you, doctor.” Vivian forced a smile at the doctor before departing, her mind completely numb.

As she made her way towards one of the vacant seats outside, Vivian felt as if her mind was swimming in jelly. Her emotions were a mess, and she could not think with a clear head. After taking a few deep breaths, Vivian closed her eyes and slowly tried to organize her thoughts.

My bone marrow is not a match, so I have to find a suitable donor for mom. I may not be Rachel’s biological daughter, and I’m also pregnant?

Instinctively, Vivian looked down at her stomach, which was still flat. Is there truly another living being in there?

hands on her belly. Vivian was a little excited

her calculations were correct, she should have conceived the night before the

she had struggled quite violently against her captors. This gave her some injuries which required hospitalization. This would not affect the baby, would it? The doctor had also mentioned that her emotional state needed regulation, yet she had been worried sick. Surely the number of tears she shed was

to notice that she was pregnant. She also made

won’t be hurt anymore in the future.” Vivian

yearning for a child.

smile. Questions about her parentage had put a real damper on

ask mom

began a slow walk towards Rachel’s ward. Throughout the entirety of her trip, she could feel nothing but discomfort. How was she going to pose such a difficult question to the only person she’d known as a

there impassively for a moment before turning around and walking away. At that moment, she

Rachel was her mother. Nothing had changed. They were still family, and family

the prognosis of Rachel’s condition made Vivian