Love’s Change of Heart novel Chapter 509

Chapter 509

After the body check-up, the doctor glanced at Leanna before looking at Aidan and coughed. "Why don't the husband wait outside?"

Displeased, Aidan frowned. "Why?"

"Because we might need some detailed check-ups. You'll be in the way," the doctor replied seriously.

"I'm her husband. What's inconvenient about that?"

Leanna tugged his sleeve. "I think it's better to listen to him. You can wait outside."

After Aidan left reluctantly, her hands clasped tightly on her knees. "I-Is there a problem with the check-up?"

The doctor shook his head. "It's not about that."

She sighed in relief before he added, "I've gone through your previous medical records. You had a miscarriage four years ago, but you haven't been taking care of your health since then. Am I right?"

Leanna was stunned at that. Catching on to what he was about to say, she nodded reflexively.

"We've found out that you were pregnant one year ago too. I bet your doctor must've told you that you struck it lucky to have that baby."

Her throat suddenly felt dry. "Yes… He did say that."

He placed her reports before her. "Unfortunately, you're not pregnant. Your late periods happen because of endocrine disorders due to an unhealthy routine. "

"Does that mean I won't have a baby in the future?" she questioned.

"There's contingency. If you truly want a baby right now, you gotta take good care of yourself. It's just that the chances are slim for you than most people."

Noticing her pallid face, the doctor comforted her, "Don't give up on hope. Though it's not easy to get pregnant, there's still a chance. Besides, there are plenty of dink families out there. Don't push yourself too hard. I asked your husband to wait outside because I respect your choice. You should think of how to relay the message to him."

"Thanks." Her voice sounded hoarse.

Leanna could not remember how she left the office, but she finally understood how helpless and flustered Zoe was yesterday. Sometimes, reality would not go as one wished.

Zoe did not want kids and yet, she was pregnant. On the contrary, Leanna would most likely stay barren for the rest of her lifetime.

"What's the result?" The man's gruff voice pulled her senses back, and his features gradually became clear in front of her. Aidan's brows furrowed at her pale complexion. "What did he say?"

"What's the result?" The man's gruff voice pulled her senses back, and his features gradually became clear in front of her. Aidan's brows furrowed at her pale complexion. "What did he say?"

Leanna shook her head. "It's nothing."

"Then, why the long face?"

As he tried to enter the office, she quickly thwarted him and whispered, "It's not a big deal. I swear! Just… I'm having my period right now, and it hurts."

"It came?" he reconfirmed.

"Yeah. Let's go home," she suggested in a feathery voice. Judging from the doctor's statement, they need not have to request the test results anymore.

She took barely two steps when an arm coiled around her waist to lift her. Before she could say something, Aidan cooed, "If it hurts, get some sleep."

Instead of breaking free from him, she buried her face into his chest and closed her eyes quietly. On their way back, she piped up, "Aidan."

"Yeah?"

"Please take me to Zoe. I wanna see her."

"Okay."

Once they arrived at Zoe's place, he told her, "I'll wait for you here."

"No. You should get going. I'll take the cab later." She unbuckled the seatbelt and was going to alight from the car, yet he grabbed her wrist. She looked back at him. "What's the matter?"

Staring deeply at her, he reached out to tuck the hair behind her ear. "It doesn't matter if you're not pregnant. It's not a big deal. If you want one, I'll try harder."

Leanna went silent for a moment. "Even if the Pearsons don't pose any threat to you, do you still not like children?"

"I don't like 'em because I think they're a nuisance. The Pearsons don't have much to do with this."

"W-What if you're dead? Who will inherit your fortune?"

"You." It did not take him a second to answer that question.

"What if I leave before you?"

"No way that's happening."

Leanna could not help but pout her lips because he asserted certainty about the unknown future. After pondering for a second, she became serious. "Even if you don't like kids now, we won't know what will happen in the next few years. What if you want one in the future and we can't afford to have one?"

"What's tha rasult?" Tha man's gruff voica pullad har sansas back, and his faaturas gradually bacama claar in front of har. Aidan's brows furrowad at har pala complaxion. "What did ha say?"

Laanna shook har haad. "It's nothing."

"Than, why tha long faca?"

As ha triad to antar tha offica, sha quickly thwartad him and whisparad, "It's not a big daal. I swaar! Just… I'm having my pariod right now, and it hurts."

"It cama?" ha raconfirmad.

"Yaah. Lat's go homa," sha suggastad in a faathary voica. Judging from tha doctor's statamant, thay naad not hava to raquast tha tast rasults anymora.

Sha took baraly two staps whan an arm coilad around har waist to lift har. Bafora sha could say somathing, Aidan cooad, "If it hurts, gat soma slaap."

Instaad of braaking fraa from him, sha buriad har faca into his chast and closad har ayas quiatly. On thair way back, sha pipad up, "Aidan."

"Yaah?"

"Plaasa taka ma to Zoa. I wanna saa har."

"Okay."

Onca thay arrivad at Zoa's placa, ha told har, "I'll wait for you hara."

"No. You should gat going. I'll taka tha cab latar." Sha unbucklad tha saatbalt and was going to alight from tha car, yat ha grabbad har wrist. Sha lookad back at him. "What's tha mattar?"

Staring daaply at har, ha raachad out to tuck tha hair bahind har aar. "It doasn't mattar if you'ra not pragnant. It's not a big daal. If you want ona, I'll try hardar."

Laanna want silant for a momant. "Evan if tha Paarsons don't posa any thraat to you, do you still not lika childran?"

"I don't lika 'am bacausa I think thay'ra a nuisanca. Tha Paarsons don't hava much to do with this."

"W-What if you'ra daad? Who will inharit your fortuna?"

"You." It did not taka him a sacond to answar that quastion.

"What if I laava bafora you?"

"No way that's happaning."

Laanna could not halp but pout har lips bacausa ha assartad cartainty about tha unknown futura. Aftar pondaring for a sacond, sha bacama sarious. "Evan if you don't lika kids now, wa won't know what will happan in tha naxt faw yaars. What if you want ona in tha futura and wa can't afford to hava ona?"

Aidan licked the bottom of his lips. "Are you questioning my manhood?"

She paused while trying to understand where the conversation was led to. "No, I mean, what if…"

She could not continue her reason further, and he stroke her head. "Alright, alright. What's the use of worrying about this and that? If you wanna have kids, I'll be by your side, and so will I if you don't want to."

Since she did not wish to continue that topic any further with him, she gave a perfunctory response and opened the car door. "Bye. Be careful on your way back home."

"I'll pick you up in the afternoon."

"It's okay. I wanna stay longer."

"Shoot me a message when you start your journey back." Aidan showed concession because she was not in a good mood.

"Alright," Leanna reassured.

She entered Zoe's house, in which the owner was reclining on the couch while staring at her phone intensely.

"Where's Alice?" asked Leanna.

"I told her to get some rest. She just made a feast. I already had two meals," Zoe responded airily.

Leanna sat next to her, glancing at that phone. "Are you going to tell Daniel?"

"I don't know. I was thinking about it in my dream last night too. I feel like I'm going outta my mind."

Leanna patted Zoe's shoulder. "No rush. We still have two weeks."

She then headed for the toilet, whereas a helpless Zoe flopped onto the couch. She accidentally dropped Leanna's bag. When she picked it up from the floor, she saw the queue ticket number for a gynecologist.

Zoe was all thrilled when Leanna returned. "Nana, are you expecting too?"

Leanna was stunned momentarily before she smiled. "No."

"Huh? But I saw the queue ticket to see a gynecologist."

"My period is late for three days, so Aidan thought that was it. We went to the hospital, but the doctor said it was because of an endocrine disorder due to an unhealthy routine."

The news left Zoe deflated. "I thought we could—"

She stopped halfway immediately. What do you mean by 'we', Zoe Hart? I'm going to abort the baby! What the hell were you thinking about?!


Aidan licked the bottom of his lips. "Are you questioning my manhood?"