Love's Bitter Edge (Eva and Leonard)

Chapter 368

Chapter 368 Premature Birth

I slept all through the night. By the time I opened my eyes, Jill was looking at her phone. "You're finally awake. Do you still feel unwell?"

Jill poured me a glass of warm water. "They only have cold water here, so I bought an electric kettle. This way, you can ask the nurses to boil the water for you

I nodded with a smile, but I didn't feel better after sleeping. I saw that Jill wanted to say something but was biting her tongue. I asked, "What is it?"

Now that all the cards were on the table, I didn't think there could be anything more troublesome. fill licked her lips and glanced at me with a troubled expression. "Amelia went into labor and gave birth to a boy, but it's a premature birth."

"Is the baby okay?"

guess you can say that. In any case, he survived, but he was sent to an incubator."

I paused briefly, unsure of what question I should ask next. They came all the way to Manovia for the sole purpose of keeping the baby safe. In the end, however, a mess like this still happened

known this would happen? I felt a little sentimental when I thought about what she

couldn't conceive another child, then the

Leonard would surely keep the baby. Given his character, he wasn't going to send

Amelia wouldn't get married to Leonard. She had done enough to

him. It seems Amelia was admitted in the hospital as well Caleb said that some Harmons were happy about it while others

my head and looked at

"Geez. It's as you imagined. Why do you bother playing

had said that Caleb looked dashing the first time she saw him.

and had made great strides in their relationship in the

there. I'm her... friend. Let me in. I want to

employer said that we're not supposed to let any irrelevant person in, especially

Do you mean Jack? What right does he have to be doing this? Who's so special about

door. Although they weren't speaking too loudly, I could hear them

eyes. "Amelia barely survived her labor and has just given birth to his baby. Why isn't he staying by

I stared at me