Claimed by My First Love's Brother (by Evergreen) novel Chapter 715

Chapter 715

I covered my stomach, feeling anxious in my heart, “My stomach suddenly hurts.”

“What’s going on?” Vonnie panicked and turned to shout at Anton, “Come over here and take a look, Ralda is not feeling well.”

Before Anton arrived, I completely passed out.

Waking up again, I found myself back at Anton’s villa.

Vonnie sat on the edge of the bed, looking at me with red eyes.

I hung up the water, the water had just been hung up, and Anton was taking out the needle for me.

I closed my eyes uncomfortably and asked Vonnie, “What’s wrong with me? Is the child okay?”

Vonnie shook her head in a panic, “The babies are fine, it’s just that your emotional fluctuations have caused fetal movement and false

contractions.”

With that, she said angrily, “It’s all because of that Johnathan. What’s the point of him coming to you and saying those things? Luckily, you and the baby are fine.”

I touched my swollen belly, feeling both self–mockery and sadness in my

heart.

I said in my mouth that I had no more connection with Reynaldo, but when I heard Johnathan say that he was torturing his body like that, I couldn’t help but worry and feel anxious.

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Anton removed the IV drip and looked at me, saying, “Your body was not fully recovered to begin with, and with excessive worry, sadness, and emotional stress, it led to a miscarriage.”

Actually, babies can feel what emotions you are in.

“So Esmeralda, stop thinking about the past, and focus on the days ahead.”

I stared blankly at the ceiling, saying nothing.

They all didn’t believe me, they all wronged me, they all were forcing me

1 suddenly felt very tired, very tired.

Vonnie looked at me and said quietly, “Ralda, why don’t you just stay here? Even though Anton is despicable, his medical skills are truly excellent. With him here, I can also feel at ease.”

You see, in a few months, the babies were going to be born, and it wouldn’t be too late for us to leave after the babies were born.

I know you were feeling bitter, but the safety of the babies is more important.

You didn’t know, you suddenly said you had a stomachache today, and then fainted. It really scared me to death.

If he hadn’t been there, I wouldn’t have known what to do.”

Vonnie said, and then burst into tears out of fear.