Crossroads

Chapter 63

“You can be discharged from the hospital.”

Stephanie was in the Caelorium Hospital for a week, which made the medical staff here very cautious. They finally confirmed that she was safe and that Stephanie could be discharged.

“Ms. Reed’s cervical polyp inflammation was found in time. After these days of medication, her condition improved significantly. Surgery is not needed during pregnancy. If the cervical polyppost recurs or worsens after her delivery, a minimally invasive operation is enough.”

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Stephanie did feel better, but she was a little worried. “Will the previous medication have any effect on the baby?”

“No.”

Although Stephanie had asked many times and knew that it had no effect on the baby, she was still worried.

She was not at ease and particularly anxious. “Will the medicine affect my children’s intelligence…”

The attending doctor opposite her paused for a moment and couldn’t help but chuckle.

Stephanie felt embarrassed, but after thinking about it, she murmured, “If my children inherit their father’s intelligence, then there should be

no problem.”

When Dominick entered the doctor’s office, he happened to hear the words “their father“. He felt particularly pleasured, and his cold face suddenly softened a lot.

“Mr. Wellington…” Several attending doctors stood up nervously.

Dominick ignored them, walked to Stephanie, and put his arm around her shoulders naturally.

“Let’s go home,” he bent down and whispered in her ear.

Stephanie blushed and felt a little awkward being held by him. However, with so many people here, she didn’t push him away.

She made a soft hum and walked out of the doctor’s office with Dominick.

“Are you going to be discharged from the hospital and return to Havencrest today?”

As soon as they walked to the elevator, the elevator door opened, and Stephanie saw some people from the Reed family, whom she didn’t

want to see.

“Steffi, you have to pay more attention to security after you go back. The child in your womb is the grandchild of the Wellington and Reed families. There can be no more accidents,” Samantha preached to Stephanie.

Stephanie glanced at them and nodded expressionlessly.

knew that she was being discharged from the hospital today. Maybe Dominick informed them, but she was not on good terms with them and didn’t bother to talk to them.

prepared to tell him that she wanted to

could speak,

Stephanie displeasedly, and when she turned to Dominick, she put on a

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flattering tone and felt more and more

her. He seemed to be suddenly interested in

come straight to the point,” he

time, Samantha, Gary, and Courtney were all

remembered something. Ever since Kevin was called back by Claire that day, he had never come

minerals, but recently, we want to enter the service industry. Your family companies have always played the leading role in

will handle the

actually mentioned business matters, he looked

and

the good of the company. The metal and mineral industry has been in a downturn in

long face as if he didn’t

I will send someone to follow up and discuss this affair.” Dominick glanced at Gary suspiciously and

became more and more flattering, “Dominick, which

at them. Instead, he turned sideways and smoothed Stephanie’s slightly

lowered his head and kissed her forehead gently with

action was so

to go,” Dominick said in a low

was still cold, but it was obvious that he softened his tone, and

and couldn’t react

just a

these people with a cold

people from the Reed family

kind to Steffi.” Samantha watched the elevator door slowly close with her muddy

was

the underground parking lot of the hospital with Dominick, and

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thought in embarrassment, “Why did

immediately turned to look at the car window,

woman beside him and

this situation, the more he asked her, the more irritable

simply ignored her.

leaned on the seat back

traffic jam in the center of Caetorium. Stephanie occasionally glanced at Dominick from the

What was he thinking?

a man like Dominick had too

family just now, which surprised her a lot. He was not a