Stuck in you

Rachel stopped and grinned at Celia. "What a coincidence! What brings you here?"

Seeing that Celia wasn't wearing her nurse uniform, Rachel thought that she wasn't working here. After all, she hadn't even finished school.

Celia pouted. "I came here with my cousin for her prenatal checkup."

When Rachel finally looked around, she found that they were in the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics.

She blinked wearily, shocked that she had walked all the way here.

"Your cousin?" Rachel slowly asked.

"Yeah."

"I see. How long has she been pregnant?"

There was a short pause before Celine answered, "35 weeks." 'Another troublemaker's about to come out to the world,'

she thought with a sigh.

"Congratulations! You're going to have a niece or nephew," Rachel teased.

Celia pouted. She might be a few years younger than Rachel, but she still looked like a child.

"Ugh! I'm not happy at all. It's going to be another troublemaker," she groaned.

Hearing her words, Rachel suddenly thought of Mendes whom she hadn't seen for a long time. She raised her head. "What about Mendes? Where is he?"

"Don't even bother mentioning him." Celia snorted, pursing her lips.

When their father was abroad, she and Mendes only had each other to rely on. But things had taken a turn when their father returned.

The man used to be so distant and cold towards his own children, but when he returned, he told them how he wanted to be a better father.

Celia didn't believe him at first. In fact, she laughed and mocked him secretly. She had thought that he wouldn't be able to survive in his role for long.

But to her surprise, her father stayed. No matter how much troubling it had gotten, he remained patient.

She didn't know what had gotten to the man.

That was why Celia had grown increasingly bored inside their home. She always felt as if she was left out from the father-and-son duo.

Celia was already a grown-up. She wasn't like Mendes, who could easily be coaxed.

However, in her heart, there was a little girl who was still so eager to earn her father's love, but she made sure to guard herself so much that it prevented her father from getting close to her.

to compensate for all the time that he had lost. Unfortunately, Celia wasn't a kid anymore. She couldn't be persuaded by a candy or

at the thought of her brother being a little fool. Whenever her father tried to please him, he would jump up and call

their father had abandoned

she had said to Mendes about his

father was happy with the progress he

she could do anything. She was already in her twenties. It

only vent her anger on their

is dead," he tried

only has me now, and

her temper. She smashed everything in the house before moving to live with her cousin. She would just live in the school dorm

Celia snapped after

sure I was okay

Can you believe him?"

shook her head, knowing fully well that she couldn't persuade Celia to do anything. After all, every family had its

lost her parents at such a young age, she would never want a father like

how irresponsible the man was. Not only did he neglect his first wife

she was for Celia,

had no

don't get it you

Her eyes were already turning red as

What about me? When my mother passed away, he didn't want to build that father-and-daughter bond. Hell no! What

And the man had the audacity to lie to me by saying that they'd divorced a long

Rachel felt that it was a bad idea

growing more and more emotional at each word

spoken too much, Celia slowed

talking about this. By the way, Rachel, why weren't you in the hospital? I went here so many times, and all they told me

"Yep, a long

do you plan on coming

get everything sorted

now. After a period

liked

Celia gazed at Rachel.

had said a lot, Rachel still

leaned against her. "Rachel, you may seem indifferent, but I like you," she

she could say anything else, Celia

like a

know? Like I could talk

Rachel didn't

her hold and clapped her hands together. "My cousin's done!" She quickly walked towards a woman who had just walked out of the room. The woman already had a rounded

followed with a

"Hey, this is Rachel.