Stop It She's Remarrying by Stellar Strands

Chapter 512

Fia’s scream shocked the doctor that performed the ultrasound.

She wondered if something had happened between the couple.

Could it be that the miscarriage had something to do with the husband?

Meanwhile, Sally could clearly see that the pain and regret in Conrad’s eyes wasn’t born from doing an evil act. His pain stemmed from being unable to protect Fia.

She quickly stepped forward and said, “Fia, you’ve misunderstood him. He only apologized because he didn’t take good care of you.”

Even Conrad didn’t think that an apology would make Fia believe that he would kill his own child. He quickly said, “Fia, I didn’t know about the pregnancy as well. The strip only showed one line…”

“Really?” Fia looked at Conrad, her tears blurring his image in her eyes.

She grabbed his arm and her nails dug into flesh. He didn’t even know that he was already bleeding.

Conrad simply let her grab him, trying to explain. However, when he remembered that he didn’t insist on taking her to the hospital for a checkup, that it was his negligence that caused this tragedy, he couldn’t explain as even he could feel the hate inside of him toward himself.

Sally was an outsider and knew that Fia’s emotions had overtaken her and she couldn’t think straight. She quickly held Fia’s wrist and pried open her fingers from Conrad’s arm.

“Fia, you’ve misunderstood Mr. Maxwell. From the size of the sac, it was at most only a month. Due to the slowness of its development, the strip couldn’t tell as well. It’s very hard to see it even through an ultrasound: We only found out about it because we saw the dark spots on your ultrasound.”

accept it and

out

had just touched her when

holding the door frame, tears rolling

were all shocked and

simply too many tragedies

at Conrad, who was still standing

Fia walked into a lot of people while she walked aimlessly, and

turned around a corner

man frowned and

“Fia?”

familiar voice spooked Fia as she

hand with tears on her

“Evans…”

held her

me away!” she said nervously. “I don’t want

running over

the curtains, and darkness covered the bedroom as if night had

coiled in the bed, and a thin blanket covered her. She trembled slightly as

in front of the French window in the living room as he made a call, peeking every once in a while into the bedroom

Sally a call and found out about