When His Eyes Opened By Simple Silence

Chapter 1342

Half an hour later, Xander woke Avery up.

“You fell asleep in the ultrasound room just now.”

Avery slept for half an hour and recovered a lot: “It’s embarrassing, I can’t sleep in the hotel. Maybe the smell of disinfectant in the hospital makes me feel at ease.”

“Maybe Come on. I also prefer the smell of disinfectant.” Xander said and led her towards the elevator.

“The result?” Avery reached out to him.

Xander said solemnly, “The machine is broken, so there is no way to print the results. But the doctor showed me the situation in your uterine cavity. You are fine, it should be an endocrine disorder caused by too much stress.”

“I just said Come on. Although I’m not as young as I used to be, I’m still very young now.” Avery was full of confidence, and when she said this, her voice lowered a bit, “I told Elliot today that I’ll wait until he arrives here. The end of the month.”

Xander thought about it, and answered her perfunctorily. “By the way, you don’t need to take the medicine first, you can observe it later.”

“Well. I didn’t intend to come to the hospital for this matter. I went downstairs at that time to buy sanitary napkins. But it was still very difficult. Thank you.” Avery let out a smile, “You are really a good and responsible doctor.”

usually sick myself, and I don’t like going to

the hospital and went back

afternoon, so it’s a little

came out to smoke

The bodyguard

I was young. Then I

smoking is not a good thing.” said the

a cigarette, his eyes fell into the distance, “Do you think Avery is very

really want to leave, you can leave at any time.

she and Elliot had already divorced. She was under so much pressure that she had

are soft-hearted.”

pregnant now, will she abort the child?” Xander looked at the bodyguard, and continued, “You also know that she is

again?” The bodyguard’s jaw

analogy. Because her character is more stubborn and stubborn than I

way to give birth to the child.” After a pause, he continued, “The premise

you so

illness, and I don’t