Chapter 297 Should I Abort The Baby

• ? The light in the restroom was not as bright as it was outside. Evelyn took the test paper and tested it again in disbelief. Finally, she saw the same result, she almost fell from the toilet, and her forehead was covered with cold sweat. She tried her best to put on her clothes. She wanted to stand up, but her body couldn’t support her, so she fell back and sat down again. Her left hand accidentally fell on her lower abdomen. It was flat, and nothing could be seen, but it harbored a little life inside at this very moment. She felt surprised, yet there was an indescribable sensation as if an invisible and wondrous force tightly connected them.
• Her breath synchronized with the little life inside her, and perhaps only those who have experienced motherhood could truly understand this unique emotion. When did this happen? Evelyn didn’t know how many months she had been pregnant. She made an effort to recall the timing of her last menstrual cycle. Her periods had always been regular, rarely experiencing any delays, and even when there were delays, it was only for a few days. She and Huston usually took precautions. Reflecting on the recent circumstances, the only possibility was that time at the hospital when they were both exhausted and she was in an extremely anxious state.
• They needed solace and couldn’t help but engage in an intimate encounter and completely forgot to take precautions. Afterward, with the involvement of the case, she also didn’t take any contraceptive measures. It had been over a month, and she did not have her period this month. Evelyn was speechless. How could this happen? She got pregnant in just one try. She was pregnant, carrying Huston’s child. Her mind was in chaos, with various thoughts racing through her head, and she was unable to sort them out. The safest course of action now would be to go to the hospital for a check-up to confirm if she was truly pregnant. After all, the pregnancy test results could sometimes be unreliable. However, at this moment, it was clearly impossible to do so.