Turning Of the Tide by Diana Sander

Chapter 585

In the blink of an eye, half a month had passed.

During this time, Frank was constantly by Ava's side, rarely leaving her alone. At night, while waiting for her to fall asleep, he would send messages to Grace, seeking help with handling some company matters.

Tomorrow is the start of school, and before that, Frank planned to take the little girl for a comprehensive check-up at the medical center.

Bright and early, Frank accompanied Ava to the medical center, where they initiated a series of examinations, including blood tests, urine analysis, and an ultrasound.

As Frank perused the extensive list of tests, his brow furrowed in concern, examining each item meticulously. It wasn't until Ava underwent the blood draw that his expression turned grim. With each tube of blood drawn from the young girl's arm and deposited into the nurse's collection box, Frank's face darkened. He looked pained, his heart aching for Ava as he witnessed her discomfort during the procedure.

"Are all of these necessary? Are you sure they're all useful?" Frank blurted out subconsciously.

The nurse, taken aback by the query, instinctively glanced up. Was this person joking? Why would they draw blood if it wasn't necessary, for a keepsake perhaps? However, upholding the medical center's professional decorum, she politely responded, "All these tests are required. Each tube contains samples for different specific examinations." With that explanation, Frank found himself at a loss for further words. Gently pressing the cotton onto Ava's arm, he helped her up from the seat. Before leaving, he stole one last glance at the five tubes of blood belonging to the young girl, neatly arranged in the box.

Ava observed the furrowed brows of the man around her, feeling quite concerned. "It's okay, it doesn't hurt at all, | don't feel a thing," she reassured him, her worry evident.

Frank remained silent, pressing his lips together, guiding her to proceed with the other tests.

They arrived at the entrance of the ultrasound room.

Both stood there, awaiting the doctor's call from within. Ava, wearing a mask, held Frank's hand, feeling the perspiration in her palm. She hoped fervently that there wouldn't be any issues with the child. She was overly anxious, hoping to avoid any unforeseen complications. Sensing her tension, Frank noticed, gently squeezing her neck and softly rubbing it to comfort her.

"Don't be nervous, I'll be with you inside," he reassured.

it only for ladies?" Ava tried to force a smile, pointing at the few words embarrassedly written

seriously. "For a wife's examination, the husband can accompany. What kind of rule is that? Moreover, this is our own place." During their conversation, a couple emerged from the room—a well-off pair, judging by their attire adorned

but didn't immediately ask him to leave. Frank completely disregarded the two doctors,

Ava, who had already educated herself on this procedure, knew

felt a bit embarrassed,

calmly clarified, "She's not my girlfriend, she's my wife." The doctor glanced up at Frank, also wearing a mask,

at Ava, also masked, the doctor reassured her, "There's nothing to be embarrassed about. This is a necessary part of being a mother. The more tests you undergo, the more

your hands into fists and place them under your buttocks," the

didn't catch onto this detail; she merely heard the term "ultrasound" and shook her head in confirmation, "I've only had blood tests." However, Frank, squinting at the screen, couldn't help but ask, "Two?" As the doctor tidied up, the receptionist next to them was still inputting data. The doctor gestured to Frank to assist Ava in putting her pants back on. "Get dressed. It's twins. Twins are good, you get two babies while only experiencing the pain once.” "Take

child, Ava was already quite anxious; the

taken the paperwork, the doctor shook the papers abruptly,

and take your time to accept it. Both of you seem stunned. Follow the doctor's advice." Frank regained his composure and expressed gratitude, "Thank

for the rustling of the papers, his excitement

of emotions surged within. Excitement, surprise, concern, and anticipation, all blended together and flooded their

locking eyes. As they gazed at each other, Ava broke into a smile. Initially planning to give birth to just one child for Frank, she was now faced with the delightful

her

Which combination do you prefer?" The old Ava might have been leaping for joy, but now

as if the umbrella's

grip around Frank's waist tightened more and more. Internally, she felt fulfilled and amazed by herself, having sneakily engineered things and ended

car, Frank meticulously fastened Ava's seatbelt, double-checking its tightness before settling back into the driver's seat. He offered reassurance, "Baby Ava, relax, don't be nervous." Ava replied confidently, "I won't be nervous with you here." In

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