Jojo and Coco's Unexpected Love novel Chapter 390

Chapter 390 Getting Pregnant After the Divorce, How Ridiculous 

The doctor’s words echoed in her ears, but she did not absorb them in the slightest. She muttered to herself, “But I took contraceptives. I took them every time.” 

“Contraceptive pills are not 100% effective,” the doctor kindly reminded her as he observed her expression. “About the child, it’s no doubt a significant decision, and it’s important that you consider all your options. If you decide not to continue with the pregnancy, we can arrange for hospitalization and schedule an abortion as soon as possible. Just remember that time is of the essence as you may not be able to terminate the pregnancy later on.” 

“I don’t know…” 

“Take your time to think about it.” 

In a daze, Chloe walked out of the hospital. She absentmindedly raised her hand and gently touched her still-flat belly, her mind engulfed in a whirlwind of emotions. Instead of hailing a cab, she opted to slowly walk back home. She began to ponder her situation, ‘Being one month pregnant means that it isn’t from the time at Graceville Estate. Getting pregnant after the divorce… How ridiculous.’ 

On her way home, Chloe found herself walking alongside a middle-aged couple who were in the midst of a heartbreaking moment. Tears streamed down their faces as they held tightly onto their hospital reports, their cries echoing with despair. “This is the fifth time. Our IVF attempts have all failed. What have we done wrong? Is God punishing us?” 

“Don’t cry, my love. Maybe it’s time we let go. I can’t bear to see you suffer like this. I…I feel heartbroken for you.” 

“But I want a child of my own…” 

“Love, let’s consider adoption. We can still have a beautiful family. Please don’t cry.” 

The man embraced his partner, pouring out all his love and tenderness. Chloe observed this scene, her grip tightening on her own prenatal examination report. She quickened her pace, unable to bear witness to any more of their heartache. 

She needed to think rationally and not be influenced by the outside world. If she chose to proceed with the pregnancy, she pondered how she would confront Joseph. Should she demand that he cut ties with Xavia? Setting aside whether Joseph would even be willing to do so, there was also the matter of Xavia’s unborn child. They were innocent in all of this. Asking herself to generously care for the child of her love rival was a daunting prospect. She doubted whether she possessed the strength of mind to do so, especially considering the painful fact that Joseph had cheated on her. 

Chloe’s thoughts grew increasingly chaotic. In the midst of her turmoil, Emily called and extended an invitation for lunch. Unsure of what to do, Chloe accepted, hoping to seek her 

best friend’s opinion and guidance. 

Nearby, the masked woman lurked in a corner, her eagle eyes shimmering with a sinister gleam. She swiftly retrieved her phone and contacted S. “Sir, I just saw Chloe entering the OBGYN department. I suspect she’s pregnant.” 

A brief silence followed on the other end. “Do not take any action against her.” 

“Why? Why shouldn’t we seize this opportunity to kidnap her and exploit both her and the child in her womb to threaten Joseph?” 

“How are you certain that Joseph would care about her?” 

“Well… I believe Chloe possesses more value for manipulation than Xavia.” 

“Can you guarantee that nothing will go wrong?” 

“No…” 

“For now, let Chloe be. Allow her to proceed with her pregnancy undisturbed, and we’ll come up with a foolproof plan in due time. Let’s not forget that Xavia’s pregnancy is only one month behind hers.” 

Revenge was not merely about committing acts of violence. It was about identifying the other person’s vulnerabilities, ruthlessly crushing them, and subjecting them to absolute 

humiliation. 

The masked woman appeared to understand his intentions. “Boss, are you planning to execute. a switcheroo on the children?” 

“Precisely.” 

“So, we won’t take any action against Chloe for now?” 

“That’s right. Focus on taking care of Xavia and, if needed, ensure our influence extends to the hospital.”