After Divorcing my Captain Husband

Chapter 596 A Painful Memory

And then there was the miscarriage.

These were the painful memories she was determined to keep hidden from him.

Her health had always been delicate, and the idea of taking emergency contraception worried her.

Since she had never been particularly fertile, and with Jones constantly reassuring her that there was no need to stress, she decided not to take the pill. But, after some time, she started experiencing bouts of nausea and a general feeling of discomfort.

When she finally went to the doctor, she discovered she was pregnant.

At that time, she and Jones hadn't had their wedding, nor had they registered their marriage. If she gave birth, the child would be considered illegitimate. Maggie feared that being pregnant before marriage would make Jones think he could manipulate her, so she didn't dare tell him or his family.

Then, one day, while playfully roughhousing with Jones, she accidentally lost the baby.

Afterward, she wasn't sure whether to feel relieved or devastated.

had difficulty conceiving, and

okay, that even if they couldn't have children, they could always adopt. But now, he was using this against her,

then, she was too frail and underweight, which made it difficult for her to

she and Jones were dating, but they

always anxious about it as Jones' family placed a

wouldn't be able to secure permanent residency. So, she secretly went to the hospital for various

but then she remembered how hard it

it might ruin her chances of ever having a child, she decided

one

everything she could to protect the

doctor had also mentioned getting pregnant again might be next to

the family name. The thought of him finding out she might never be able to give him a child terrified her. James already seemed distant, like he didn't want to be with her. If he found out about her situation, her chances with him would be as good

you really have to be so

were the one who turned cold first," Jones shot back, his words

trying to hold herself together before

"Eight hundred thousand dollars."