Trapped By Tainted Love

Due to the Sullivan Group's high-intensity working procedures, the leave application system was vastly different from other companies.

According to company policy, in addition to having ten days of annual leave, every employee was given the privilege of asking for fifteen days of paid sick leave in total.

Rachel knew that if she were to go to work in this condition, she wouldn't be able to do anything.

She thought that Victor would only catch her making mistakes, and he would find an excuse to fire her from the Sullivan Group, so she asked for a sick leave and stayed at home to recuperate.

Once she was done filing her leave, Rachel stayed at home for two days.

Today, early in the morning, she wore a comfortable sportswear, ready to leave the house.

When she passed by the kitchen, she saw Abby serving breakfast on the table, so she stopped and said to her, "Abby, I'm going out for a while, but I'll be back later.You and Andy can have breakfast together first."

Without waiting for her response, Rachel left the premises of the house and got in the taxi that had been waiting outside the gate for a Iong time.

As the driver stepped on the accelerator, he looked at Rachel through the rearview mirror and asked, "Where are you heading, Miss?"

Rachel glanced at her cellphone and saw the phrase "appointment confirmed", and said, "To the Flowerence Hospital."

Two hours later, she had finished all her tests and was waiting at the Gynecology and Obstetrics Department of said hospital.

"Miss Bennet, according to the results of our examination, you're four weeks pregnant."

The doctor adjusted her glasses and gave the detailed report to Rachel.

While looking at Rachel intently, she said, "You mentioned that you've ingested some antipyretics, but I can't say for sure whether it will cause any damage to the fetus, since you're in the earliest stages of pregnancy and it's too early to test out the effects of the medicine on the fetus.I suggest you come back here when you're twelve weeks pregnant, and schedule another checkup."

"I see.Thank you,"

Rachel replied as she stood up.

With the examination report in hand, she walked out of the consultation room without looking back.

The doctor was stunned to see her take this news so calmly.

She had been working for this department for over twenty years, and she had seen all sorts of reactions from people who just found out that they were pregnant.

Some were so delightedly excited that they — cried on the spot, while others felt depressed and panicked.

But out of all the people the doctor had seen, none were as calm as Rachel.

That woman acted as if she didn't even care.

The doctor continued watching Rachel walk away until the next patient came in.

After she came out of the consultation room, Rachel didn't leave the hospital yet.

on a chair in the waiting hall, staring at the

She really was pregnant.

days had numbed her from the shock, though she gathered that this

had

heard the result, she wasn't really

felt that the air had finally cleared out, and she could

last long, because

in her womb? Rachel didn't like trouble, let alone causing

it all, this was Victor's

child, it would

so, she decided that the best way to deal with this fetus was

in mind, she

purse casually, stood up, and was heading to the nurse

there, her right leg was

looked down to see what was holding onto

little

at

that, the

child's saliva was about to pour onto her leg, Rachel lifted the girl up, staring at

you come

no idea how dangerous it was to

scared, she

legs, reached her hand out

her lips as she put the baby girl on a chair.She didn't want to hold her

"I'm not your mommy."

nurse station

little girl saw Rachel leaving, she thought that her mother didn't

welled up in her does eyes as she opened

soon as she could, so

away from

shouted from behind her, "Mommy!

of

saw how pitiful the girl was and how loud she

at Rachel, forcing her to stop in

and held the

take you to your mother,"

front teeth.She hugged

really not your mother.You've

know how to feel about

the long queue in front of the

were probably more than twenty

the line, her turn wouldn't come