Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce novel Chapter 517

Chapter 517 Don’t Let Her Be Completely Disappointed 

Looking around in the darkness, Evelyn suddenly felt a little scared. In such an environment, she might be unable to protect this child! 

Her head was in a mess, and she leaned against the wall and fell asleep unconsciously. The dampness of the bed made her only half-sitting. 

In the middle of the night, Evelyn was awakened from her sleep by a chilling sensation. Perhaps it was because of the eerie environment, or she hadn’t covered herself with a blanket. She shivered and opened her eyes, barely able to make out a faint glimmer of light seeping through the bottom of the door. 

What time was it? 

She didn’t know how long she had slept. It couldn’t have been past six o’clock, as everyone was required to get up at six in the morning. 

She tightly wrapped her arms around herself, attempting to dispel the coldness that enveloped her body, but with little success. Unable to endure it longer, she reached for the blanket beside her and lifted one corner, covering her knees. Immediately, a strong odor resulting from bacteria breeding in the confined space for a long time assaulted her senses. 

Evelyn felt a wave of nausea rising, and despite her efforts to hold it back, she ultimately couldn’t resist it. She quickly got out of bed, grabbed the pot originally used for urination, and began to retch uncontrollably. 

At first, her vomiting was not very loud, but as the frequency increased, she felt increasingly uncomfortable. The unpleasant odor persisted, making her body feel extremely uneasy. 

The prison officer outside the door heard the noise and knocked loudly on her door. His voice filled with annoyance from being awakened from sleep. He said, “What’s going on?” 

“Nothing…” Before Evelyn could finish her sentence, she began. to vomit again. She worried that her pregnancy would attract others’ attention, but the reaction was much more serious than she had imagined. 

Afraid that something might happen, the prison officer opened the door and turned on the lights. He looked at the distressed expression on Evelyn’s face as she huddled in the corner and furrowed his brow. He asked, “What’s wrong? Are you feeling unwell?” 

“No!” Evelyn quickly replied. “I’ve had a stomachache for the past few days. Maybe the discomfort has worsened today because of the change of environment, but it’s nothing serious.” 

“Do you need me to call a doctor?” 

“No. There’s no need to trouble anyone. I’ll be fine after I finish 

vomiting.” Despite the churning feeling in her stomach, Evelyn forced a smile. “I’m really okay.” 

Seeing her like this, the prison officer naturally did not insist. It was better to avoid unnecessary trouble. Calling the doctor over in the middle of the night would be troublesome. “Okay, be careful. Let me know if you need anything.” 

“Okay.” Seeing that he was about to leave, she asked anxiously, “By the way, could you tell me what time it is now?” 

“Half past four.” 

It would be dawn in one and a half hours. 

Evelyn heaved a sigh of relief. “Thank you.” 

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