Let Love Takes Away All This Pain

Chapter 7: Escape

Candice took Alva to the imperial capital that day. They went to the most medically advanced private hospital with the highest standards that money could buy.

Four nurses and two doctors surrounded her at all times and gave her the most meticulous and thorough examinations.

Alva mechanically allowed them to jostle her around.

The night drew to a close.

Alva leaned back in her hospital bed with her hand on her stomach. She gazed out of the window into the night.

After nine months… No, in seven or so months, the baby would be taken from her womb.

She would never see it again.

Is this… what she wanted?

That night, Alva had a nightmare that Uriah was standing in front of her. He said, “Alva, do you know what happens when you don’t know what’s good for you?

She was forcibly taken into the operating room. There, the doctor put on gloves and picked up a scalpel, then used it to slash at her stomach.

“Don’t-!”

Alva screamed in terror and sat upright.

The nurse on watch immediately came over, “Ma’am.”

But Alva was still in the nightmare. She pushed the nurse. away, “Don’t touch me!”

She shrank back and looked at the nurse with fear and

can’t touch my baby!”

her appearance and quickly tried

got out of bed and ran toward the

exit.

to get out of this

ran to the door, opened it, and saw everything

Calm down.

a dream.

now, she was in reality.

she stayed here, then that dream would

stay here.

had to leave.

had to take her baby

doctor came over to examine her

nurse

nurse and asked, “Can you take me out for a

at

had a nightmare and it felt so realistic. I want to walk around. We don’t have

she looked just now and said, “Okay, but you can’t walk for too long. Right now, what you

“Okay, thank you.”

Alva gripped the hem

a large banyan tree,

immediately supported her, “What’s wrong, ma’ am?”

hurts. Ah, it

happened? How did

nurse also panicked and looked around.

“Hurry, get

going. Stay here

child… My child…”

as soon as the nurse was out of sight, turned the sweater she