Divorce to Destiny: Reclaiming My CEO Husband by Anney GW

My CEO 344

344 Mid Flight Worry (Winona)

The hum of the engines is a constant, steady sound, almost like a lullaby. Abby is curled up with her favorite stuffed animal, chatting with Sarah, who's sharing her earbuds and explaining how the game on her tablet works.

Bobby is deep in concentration, lost in some bullding game of his own, while Henry naps peacefully beside me, the soft beeping of his monitor like background music.

I touch his little hand and marvel at how much he's grown.

I do feel peaceful, but something is off with me. There's a tightness in my chest, and every time I shift in my seat, I get hit with another wave of dizziness.

The headache, a dull throb at the base of my skull, persists. I press my fingers to my temples, trying to stave it off. I know I do need the bathroom.

I stand up and my lightheadedness has me gripping the seat to steady myself.

"Ma'am, are you alright?" one of the medical team asks.

I force a smile. "I'm fine, just a little dizzy. I think it's the excitement and stress catching up with me. I stood up too quickly."

"You haven't eaten yet, have you?"

"I'm not hungry. I just need the bathroom."

'She doesn't look convinced, but she nods.

I make my way to the toilet and back out without problem. But I am forcing myself to look and act normal.

As soon as I'm back on the sofa, the nurse is kneeling beside me. "Let's check your blood pressure and heart rate, just to be safe."

not needed. Maybe

sleep better knowing everything is fine.

back as she wraps the cuff around my arm. The machine whirs,

world, barely blinking as his fingers dance across the tablet screen. Henry, oblivious to it all, sleeps in

have a headache,

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about, but I'd like you to drink

I joke, trying to sound casual, but

344 Mid Flight Worry

I need is to get

kids are depending on me to

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bottle of electrolyte drink. "Stress and exhaustion can do a lot more than people realize. Have you been under more stress

four kids and flying halfway around the world

serious. "That would definitely do it. But

I had," I mutter, taking a sip of the

the symptoms persist I'd suggest a blood test to

"No problem."

food and sleep are your

can do all

down at her clipboard, scanning through her

feels like a punch to the gut, knocking the breath out of me. Pregnancy? No. It's

now feel like I did when I was pregnant. The dizziness, the fatigue, the headache-all familiar. But I know I'll never know the joy of carrying my own child again. 'Even if

I say quickly, "I have a condition. My daughter was a one-in-a-million case." I try to sound convincing, but inside, my heart is breaking all over again, With Henry being here, I'd thought I was over feeling despair about my situation. I got to have Abby. I'm grateful. Now we have Henry to share. Not

she says, still jotting something down. "Make sure to

every direction. I finish the electrolyte drink, but