Love is the Sunshine novel Chapter 395

The doctor bowed her head to show courtesy after telling Terence what he needed to know. She didn't want to scare him about the worst things that could happen but it was part of her job as a doctor. She wanted to give them hope but Carla's condition was not as positive as it should have been.

Carla had suffered heavy bleeding before and on top of that, the abortion today would only make things worse for her. These incidents would create a bad impact on her health and weaken her body over time.

"Terence, it's all my fault. I shouldn't have mentioned anything about Carla's pregnancy,"

said Theo, who was standing beside Terence the whole time. He also heard the doctor and felt a pang of guilt because of what he did. He struck his face hard in front of Terence as punishment for his stupidity.

He realized that if he hadn't said that Carla was pregnant, Rena would not have attacked her!

'Rena was out of her mind. She went as far as attempting to commit suicide, let alone take revenge on Carla. It was stupid of me. How could I not think it through?

It was all my fault. I shouldn't have told her about that in the first place!' Theo thought.

Meanwhile, Terence just looked blankly at the man. He didn't even give Theo a response. Instead, he pushed him away and then walked towards Carla's ward.

When Terence stepped in, he saw that Carla was already awake.

However, she was just staring motionlessly at the ceiling.

It was in every women's nature to love a child as soon as they came into their lives. Their babies are said to become inseparable from their bodies, more so, from their hearts. It was normal for any mother to be heartbroken in this situation. After all, if their precious child had suddenly disappeared from their lives, they would also feel empty and void.

Carla was not an exception.

There was no other way out of this tragic episode but to face it head on.

'Why? Why did this happen to me?

When will I live a normal and happy life, God? Why do you have to make it so hard for me?' she complained.

"You are awake. How do you feel?"

Terence softly said as he walked up to her. When he was near her bed, he found that she was sitting as still as a rock with her eyes wide open.

It took a while before Carla finally opened her mouth and said, "Good. I can't feel the pain anymore."

The coldness of Carla's voice rendered Terence silent for a few seconds, before he whispered, "Carla."

He let out an agonized deep sigh and then swallowed.