The doctor walked in, Li Xingle stood at the door.
Was she even angry at sensing his presence?
She really didn't want to see him at all.
He turned sideways, leaned against the white wall beside the ward, and closed his eyes in despair.
In the ward, Li Buyan hadn't yet processed what Li Xingle had just said about them not being real cousins when she heard the doctor say that the baby in her belly was in danger.
Although its life was temporarily preserved, it needed constant monitoring, as there could be issues leading to physical disabilities in the future.
The doctor asked if she wanted to keep the baby.
"Keep it! I want to try," she touched her belly, her voice soft.
A touch of gentleness appeared on her tear-streaked face.
It wasn't for Li Xingle, but for herself and the baby.
Baby, you must stay healthy, Mom will control her emotions better in the future, let's work hard together!" she encouraged both herself and the baby.
