The Bound Between Us

Chapter 248

According to Anastasia, the doctors conducted some allergy tests on Pattie. It turns out that Pattie was indeed allergic to cilantro.

After nearly an hour of medical hustle and bustle and some medication, Pattie’s allergic reaction was finally under control. However, her stomach was empty, and she was weak as a kitten, looking quite pitiful. As the doctors wheeled Pattie out of the ER, Anastasia’s eyes instantly welled up.

She was scared out of her wits, thinking that Pattie was in real danger. Seeing Pattie come out of the ER safe and sound, her heart finally settled back into place. Herman also breathed a sigh of relief. From their home to the hospital and through the nerve-wracking hour, both Hermani and Anastasia felt like they were on an emotional roller coaster. They realized they still had a lot to learn when it came to taking care of a child.

Back in the ward, Anastasia gave Pattie some lemon saltwater to revive her, while Herman went to get some light food to fill her up.

Seeing Pattie was okay, Anastasia finally stepped out into the corridor to call Salma and let her know everything was fine. “She’s okay. She’s allergic to cilantro. The doctor said it’s a good thing we got her here in time, or it could’ve been really bad.” Anastasia said.

would be zero cilantro in their house.

hear she’s okay. I was scared silly, who

was also allergic to cilantro. It was not usual she met someone allergic to cilantro, even the doctor said it was usually hereditary. They chalked it up to coincidence, but it seemed like fate had chosen Pattie to be a

face in the restroom. She was so scared earlier that her palms were sweaty, and she had some

of love. Seeing this, Anastasia felt a pang of sadness. Herman must want a child of his own too. She went over, hugged him from behind, and apologized, “Herman, I’m sorry

have his baby and had even prepared for it. But life loves to play tricks on people, and she was diagnosed as infertile.

“Having you and Pattie is more than enough for

her tenderly, “I don’t plan on having any more children. Pattie is enough for us. I’ve also talked to my family about this, and they

you loved kids. Why?” She thought about her infertility and her recent hospitalization. Did Herman already know about her infertility?

“I’m sorry, I’ve been