The Woman From Hell

Chapter 223

I enjoyed my lunch, but Theo did not eat much. He was busy peeling the shrimps for me. Cecilia had no appetite due to the flight, so she sat opposite us and looked at both of us thoughtfully.

After lunch, Cecilia said she was tired and wanted to g o home to sleep. Hence, we drove her back to her condominium and gave her the new key as we had changed the lock.

As for why the lock was changed, I told her that I had lost the key, so we changed to a new lock.

Theo, who was sitting in front, gave an unnatural slight cough. It was obvious that the proud and arrogant man was feeling embarrassed for abruptly breaking someone's house lock.

I had a pregnancy check-up in the afternoon, so Theo drove to the hospital.

Today, they would perform the four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound on me. I had no idea why I felt uneasy the moment I entered the hospital. It was probably because I would finally be able to see the baby clearly for the first time.

I lay down on the examination bed. The doctor was doing the check-up very carefully. As time passed, I

got even more anxious.

defects?" Finally, after looking at the doctor's serious expression multiple times,

baby is able-bodied,"

relief, the doctor's 'but' caught me off guard. My breath was stuck in the back

And it's not that active. Usually, a six-month-old baby should be active and have a

pregnant, so I thought it

The baby might just be sleeping right now.

say, "But you have to get a good night's sleep and keep yourself i n a pleasant mood. Your emotions will affect the baby's

I already knew this, which was why I urged Jerome to come

clear, I was still able to see the features on my baby's face. They had a defined face and bore some resemblance to Theo. They would definitely look like

be good-looking and clever. Yet, the doctor said the baby was not developing well.

the examination room with

corridor. When he saw my odd expression, he stood up and helped me

had told Theo but he came out with a gloomy face. He sat beside me.

being so serious. What did the doctor tell you? Is it a