MainNovelChapter 1458: Eileen fell silent for a moment, then said, “She might see you as a dishonest person someday. Let's see how you handle it when that happens." "She won't," Bryan said. "If you're so worried about how things will be between us, maybe you should take the lead in teaching her. You're way better at this parenting stuff than I am.” They stared at each other for a few moments before Eileen looked away. She said, "Don't worry. If things ever go sideways between you two, I'll be there to help you patch things up." She gave his shoulder a light pat and got up to leave. But just as she took her first step, Bryan caught her wrist. "Wait!" Eileen stopped and turned to see Bryan's intense gaze fixed on her.
A small, coin-sized red spot stood out against Eileen's pajama pants. "Stay still," Bryan said the moment Eileen made a move to take off her pants.
Without hesitation, he scooped her into his arms. “We're heading to the hospital now,” he said.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtEileen felt fine, with no signs of pain. Wrapping her arms around Bryan's neck instinctively, she said, “Don't stress about it. It's probably nothing serious. How about calling the doctor to ask about it first? We might not even need a hospital visit." Since she had already been through childbirth once, she had done plenty of reading on these matters. A small amount of bleeding could be nothing.
Bryan shot her a glare. "If bleeding isn't an issue, what is? We need to go to the hospital." Read more stories now gVlnovsSensing his rising anxiety, Eileen chose to stay quiet.
When Ruby saw Bryan carrying Eileen down the stairs, she rushed over. "What happened?" "I'm taking Eileen to the hospital. Could you look after Gabriela?” Bryan said, his steps slowing.
When he saw Ruby's eyes land on the stain on Eileen's pants, he quickly added, "It's probably nothing serious. I'll call you once Eileen gets an examination." Ruby rushed to open the door. “Alright, just drive safely. Eileen looks okay; it's probably nothing major.” Despite their words, the grim expressions on their faces left Eileen feeling like she was on death's doorstep. Once Bryan had placed Eileen in the passenger seat, she glanced up at him, watching as he hurried to the driver's side.
"Did you take the medicine the doctor gave you last time?" Bryan asked, turning the key to start the engine. That day had been their first visit to the new hospital where Eileen planned to give birth to the child. The doctor had prescribed medication, explaining that the baby was underweight and needed extra nutrients. With Gabriela's vaccination taking up most of her attention, Eileen hadn't focused on the medication, managing to take it only once before completely forgetting about it.
Bryan's sudden mention of it made guilt bubble up inside her. "Well..." she hesitated.
"Do you have it with you?" Bryan asked, glancing at her bag. Eileen often kept a backup stash of medicine in the car. She quickly retrieved the bottle. "Here it is." Bryan slipped the bottle into his pocket and drove straight to their usual hospital.
In their haste, they hadn't brought Eileen's medical records. She was whisked into the emergency room as soon as they arrived.
"Any pain or discomfort?" the doctor asked.
Eileen shook her head. "No, just the bleeding." The doctor continued, "Have you eaten anything unusual?”
Before Eileen could respond, Bryan f held out the bottle of medicine to the Whe doctor. This, he said.
The doctor's brow furrowed as he looked at the label. "The baby seems to be developing fine. Why are you En taking this?" Eileen explained the situation truthfully, casting a sidelong glance at Bryan as she spoke.
Bryan picked up the bottle, twisted the cap off, and carefully poured a his few tablets into his hand. He then extended into extended them toward the doctor, asking, "Can you confirm if these match the prescribed medication?"
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