My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 566:

“Good. You may go,” Kristopher said, his tone detached.

Carrie quickly slipped into the shadows of a nearby empty room, her heartbeat quickening. She stayed there, waiting until the sound of the maid’s retreating footsteps disappeared into the silence. Emerging quietly, she tiptoed up the stairs.

The third floor was dim, except for a single room with a soft glow spilling into the hallway. She moved toward the light and stopped just short of the doorway, peering inside.

Kristopher sat on a sofa, his expression tense, while several doctors huddled around a table, engrossed in a discussion. The air in the room was thick with the pungent aroma of herbs. Kristopher reached for his cigarette pack but hesitated, glancing at the medicinal plants before putting it down.

“How long until we see results?” he asked impatiently. “This stuff smells terrible, and she hates bitterness.”

One doctor, studying the prescription in his hands, sighed. “Mr. Norris, Mrs. Norris’s uterine injury is extensive. Traditional medicine works holistically and requires time to show results. Unfortunately, immediate effects are unlikely.”

doctor nodded. “We’re trying to ensure the medicine is effective while

effects,” the doctor paused,

third doctor hesitated, then spoke cautiously. “If it’s about infertility, surrogacy options nowadays are highly advanced. There

A cold, sharp voice sliced

her white nightgown. Her dark hair spilled over her shoulders, and her wide, tear-filled eyes seemed to belong to a ghostly apparition from

fell into an uneasy silence. The doctors exchanged panicked glances, their nervousness

immediately rose and approached her, his movements careful, almost wary. “Carrie,” he said gently, “you’re awake? Couldn’t sleep? Should I have the kitchen make

to brush a lock

did you say just now?” she demanded, her voice trembling but fierce. “Infertility? Are you saying I can’t have children

eyes darting between Kristopher

raised a hand, dismissing them.