Reborn Through Fire

Chapter 1297 Who to Blame

Countless questions hovered in her mind. When Kisa saw the words ‘signs of miscarriage,‘ her doubts were instantly gone. She tucked the ultrasound report away and hurried to get her blood test report.

When she returned to the doctor’s office, the doctor saw her anxious face and said confidently,” So, I was right–you are pregnant, aren’t you?”

Kisa quickly showed the doctor the two reports. “Take a look. I’m showing signs of miscarriage. What should I do?”

The doctor took the reports and looked at them carefully. Her eyes narrowed, and her expression serious. Kisa was on pins and needles, feeling like an invisible hand was strangling her and that she could not breathe. After a while, the doctor said, “Your condition is not serious. Take some medicines to stabilize your pregnancy. The hCG level in your blood is good. The bleeding should be caused by you hitting the table today, which is not a big problem. Just be careful from now on.

Kisa felt much more at ease upon hearing what the doctor said. However, while her baby was fine, Lea’s was gone. She felt heavy as she thought about Lea’s condition, and the joy of learning her pregnancy vanished. She looked at the time; two hours had passed since she left Lea’s ward, and Gilbert should be back from buying food by now.

the lobby of the inpatient building, she headed to the elevator with mixed emotions. Suddenly, a man came out of the elevator and took

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look up to know it was Gilbert. Only his voice could be so

around her, his mean eyes staring at her. “I just went downstairs to buy a meal, and you disappeared. Why do you like

just went to pay the bills,” Kisa

f*cking need two hours to pay the bills?”

if he was worried about her or the baby in her womb. She stared at him and still could not figure out why he had to keep the fact of her pregnancy from her. If he had not conspired with Kelvin to lie to her,

You ran off and caused me to look for you high and low. I haven’t even questioned you, yet you give me

a cell phone. Couldn’t you just

word to respond. ‘Yeah. Why didn’t I think of calling her? Has