Crossroads

Chapter 57

“Thank goodness she was sent to the hospital in time….

“The patient’s emotions are all over the place. We can’t risk upsetting her further, and we’re recommending at least a week’s stay, especially considering the excessive bleeding…”

“Get out! Get out of here!”

The doctor’s words were cut short as Stephanie suddenly sat up, her face drained of colar, her lips trembling as she shouted towards the

door.

The medical staff turned while Kevin hurried to the door and said in a low voice, “I told you not to come in and upset her!”

Dominick stood at the ward’s entrance, his usually stoic expression now betraying a mix of emotions.

“Dominick, Stephanie might be feeling really unwell. Let’s come back later. Vincent, who was standing behind Dominick, tried to reason.

He dreaded Dominick’s explosive temper. After all, no one would dare shout at him like that, telling him to leave.

The ward’s door was swiftly slammed shut, leaving Dominick outside.

And he didn’t stop it.

Dominick couldn’t hear what was being said inside, but he remained rooted to the spot, staring at the closed door.

Vincent shivered slightly. If Dominick decided to barge in, he could easily kick down that ordinary door.

“Let’s not bring this up when she’s around anymore,” After a long pause, Dominick spoke in a low voice before turning away to head towards

the elevator.

Vincent watched him leave, feeling somewhat dazed. He was unable to fully comprehend what had just happened.

‘Was Dominick going to just leave like that?

‘Since when did Dominick, with his stern demeanor, learn to be so forgiving?

Stephanie spent two days and a night in the hospital, mostly in a daze. She hardly spoke or ate, relying on IV nutrition, with Kevin by her side the entire time.

“Stephanie, do you need some water?”

Around 9 p.m., Kevin saw her open her eyes and immediately approached the bedside.

Stephanie gazed at him for a moment before speaking in a hoarse but much calmer voice now. “No thanks.”

“The doctor mentioned they found traces of medication in your bloodstream. These drugs can affect your nerves and cause emotional instability. If pregnant women take them, it can lead to…”

“You can head back now,” she interrupted suddenly.

Kevin’s expression flickered with complexity. “You might think I have some ulterior motive for doing all this, but I don’t! Stephanie, you called me last night, and I had a gut feeling something was wrong, so I came to check on you, I truly didn’t have any other intentions…”

Perhaps it was guilt for his past actions that made Kevin feel uneasy under her gaze.

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she said simply,

it weren’t for him, maybe…I would have been

her grip on the white bedsheets with

came to

to Kevin became her

hint of redness in her eyes. Stephanie wore her emotions

But why?

she

“But

saved you by the riverside, and now you’ve saved me. So,

him

he was the

voice complex.

this world. You should go,”

her complexion was much better than before. “Kevin, perhaps you never truly

living by herself since

if she was alone, she could

to find words to say, but he didn’t think he had

door for me? I don’t wish to see certain people,” Stephanie said casually, pulling the blanket closer, looking like she wanted

footsteps and the

hand on her abdomen, her gaze drifting towards

Maserati screeched

have dissipated, and her emotions have stabilized.” The hospital director and attending

child?” Vincent

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of the child, and his voice turned cold and

that everything

weight of his words. “Mr. Wellington, regarding the child, there’s no need for undue concern. The child

now.

was a significant amount of blood in the hotel

were already addressing the situation, Dominick’s insistence on keeping

of medication in Ms. Reed’s bloodstream, but the dosage wasn’t enough to induce a miscarriage,” one of

why did she

Reed has cervical polyps, a common ailment exacerbated by her pregnancy. The bleeding resulted from

a sigh of relief upon

she lost her child,

this unborn child didn’t make it, what would become of the

serious? Why wasn’t it detected during her previous check–ups?” Vincent, with a history of many girlfriends, had occasional discussions about pregnancy with

If Ms. Reed’s inflammation persists, then we’ll consider minimally invasive surgery.

the doctor hurriedly added, “Ms. Reed is expecting twins, and the cervical

aback, only catching on to this amidst

Dominick’s expression soured at the

walked straight to the

Mr. Wellington dislikes twins?” murmured one doctor softly, as most people would be

at night, and the hospital

he remembered the graphic childbirth photos he had seen in parenting class. His voice trailed off, hinting at an unknown meaning. “She’s going