"Oh!" Janice Clark stopped asking, her eyes falling on the TV, which was broadcasting an advertisement for a hospital specializing in infertility treatments.
Her heart trembled, and she touched her flat stomach, silently sighing to herself. It seems that in this lifetime, she won't have any more children. What a pity.
Every move Janice Clark made was observed by Valentine Teller, who seemed to feel her pain from losing a child. Unable to bear it, she comforted her, "Auntie, don't be sad, you'll have children again."
Janice Clark chuckled sadly and shook her head, "There won't be any more. The doctor said the chances of me getting pregnant again are very small."
"A small chance means there's still a chance. You must have confidence."
Perhaps a woman's greatest wish in life is to become a mother. If even this basic wish cannot be fulfilled, no matter how abundant the material life, life is incomplete and not fulfilling.
"Yes, hopefully!"
