Even After Death novel (Olivia and Ethan) novel Chapter 536

Chapter 536

When Cody heard what Olivia said, she panicked. “Please tell me you’re kidding, Mrs. Miller.”

“I’ve given birth prematurely in the sea before. This feels the same as it did back then.”

“Hold on tight to me, Mrs. Miller.”

Owen Pullman couldn’t afford any mistakes. He swiftly swam to the shore with Olivia.

Dragging Olivia out of the sea with all his might, he took out an emergency light.

Olivia was drenched in water, and Cody wasn’t sure if it was sea water or Olivia’s water breaking. With a cold expression, Cody said sternly, “Let me have a look.”

Other than the water breaking, there was even blood streaming out. Cody’s expression changed. “Oh, no. Mrs. Miller, your water broke, and you’re also bleeding.”

If the water broke, this meant that the children would be born prematurely. But now that Olivia was bleeding, the situation just got more complicated.

The rupturing capillaries near the membrane might be the cause of the bleeding. But if the blood came from the babies, then they were done for.

Olivia’s tummy hurt terribly. At that moment, she was barely breathing as she spoke, biting her lip. “Dr. Wells, save my children.”

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Cody looked at the cliff. They couldn’t climb up the cliff with a pregnant woman who was about to give birth prematurely. There were even enemies up there.

Even if they could wait, the children couldn’t. Cody made her decision swiftly. “We have no other choice. Find a good place. I’m helping Mrs. Miller with her delivery right now.”

Owen scanned the area. He finally found a rock that was a little flatter than the rest.

It had a part that jutted out, perfect for shielding them from the storm.

“Mrs. Miller, please hold on. We’ll go over there for the delivery.”

With that, Owen carried Olivia in his arms. Then, he climbed toward the spot under the rock.

Olivia was already enveloped in pain. She couldn’t hear the sounds of the wind or rain, and she couldn’t feel the cold, either.

The pain in her tummy spread throughout her body. It was so painful that she felt like she was being torn apart. She could sense the children moving down.

Her face was filled with tears, for she had already lost a child once. Compared to the pain, she was even more worried that the tragedy would repeat itself.

Usually, fetuses over seven months old had a very high chance of survival.

But those who were only a little more than six months old had a low chance of surviving. At this stage, the baby’s organs weren’t fully developed yet.