Love is the Sunshine novel Chapter 396

"Mr. Terence, you can't do this to yourself! Although the baby is gone, you can still try again in the future. Why do you have to hurt yourself like that?"

"Why? Because it is all my fault! I'm the reason Carla lost the baby! It's me who got involved with Rena and led to this disaster!"

Terence roared in anger as he clenched his teeth.

He hated himself for not being able to protect Carla. He shouldn't have come to the hospital in the first place. Rena did not deserve the attention he had given her.

He should have only cared about Carla and their baby. They were innocent! They did not deserve to suffer like that because of him.

"Mr. Terence, it is not your fault! You were forced to do that. You didn't have a choice since Mr. Edmund forced you to marry soon. Please calm down, Mr. Terrence! We all make mistakes. Don't be so hard on yourself. Who knew that Rena would be so desperate?"

Nathan paused for a few seconds and said, "I know you would never allow such a mistake to happen if you had known that's how Rena would react. Don't worry, Rainer and I will be on guard for you!"

Nathan held Terrence's fist in his hand and continued, "Mr. Terence, sometimes, fate plays cruel tricks on us, and we can't do anything about it. If not this time, then it might have happened another time. We can't escape such situations as they're bound to happen. Mr. Terence, try to think positively and don't be so hard on yourself!"

You and Miss Carla are still young. There is still a bright future ahead of you two to explore. When the time is right, you can have as many children as you want with her. You can't give up now. She needs you, now more than ever."

Terence slowly closed his eyes and unclenched his bloody fist.

'Carla, I'm so sorry.

I keep telling myself that I will protect you with my life, but you still end up getting hurt because of me.

You're the only woman for me in my life. The only one I'll ever love, ' Terrence vowed silently.

Meanwhile, in Carla's ward.

After learning that she was awake, the doctor, who was in charge of Carla's operation, came to check up on her.

"Miss Carla, you don't have to worry too much. It's not uncommon for women to experience a miscarriage. It is not that big of a deal, to be honest. If you take good care of your body, you can still have another baby,"

the doctor said in a relaxed tone as she adjusted the infusion tube.

"Thank you so much, doctor. Based on my current physical condition, how long should we wait before we try to have another baby again?" Carla asked.

She didn't want to rush it, but Grandpa Nicholas couldn't wait longer.

"Well, it really depends on your resilience. Generally speaking, if you can make a full recovery from the operation, you can probably bear another child in half a year," the doctor replied with a faint smile as she flipped through Carla's medical records.

She then walked up to Carla's bed and lightly massaged her tummy before saying, "When you have time, you should massage your tummy like this. It will help your uterus..."

"Doctor? The patient in the next room suddenly fainted. You should go and check up on her!" The nurse interrupted the doctor before she could finish talking.

Her voice dripped with urgency as she stood by the ward's door.

"Okay. I'll be right over!" the doctor promptly replied.

Picking up her pace, the doctor then dashed out of Carla's ward and into the next room.

Carla got up from the bed when she heard a noise coming from the adjacent room.

As she turned her head around, the clipboard that had her medical records caught her sight.

The doctor must have accidentally left it beside her bed.

She reached out her hand and looked through the contents carefully. Although the medical jargon confused her, the last sentence caught her attention.

The sentence read: 'Since the patient had more severe bleeding than any ordinary patient, she might have an occasional miscarriage or even infertility in the future. Increasing the intake of nourishing food can help her make a quick recovery from her injuries. The patient needs to stay in the hospital under close observation for a few days.'

'What is that supposed to mean?

What do they mean by 'infertility'?' The mere thought filled her heart with an unbearable sorrow.

Carla sat on the bed as still as a rock for a while. She was taken aback by what she had just read.

When she heard someone's footsteps in the hall, she immediately put away the medical records. Her heart raced, and her knees shook uncontrollably.

The nurse came in and took the medical records back while Carla sat on the bed stupefied as a log.

She blankly stared at the wall not knowing what to do next.

After some time.

Rainer picked up the staff of the Civil Affairs Bureau and drove them to the hospital.

Terence simply asked them a few questions about the procedures before letting them enter the ward.

However, when they stepped inside the ward, they found an unoccupied bed. The sheets were neatly folded as if no one had been laying on the bed.

"Carla?"