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I Stopped Loving Him When He Let Me Bleed Out novel Chapter 587

When Sienna came out of the restroom, she found Georgina standing by the door, leaning against the wall as if waiting for her.

She smiled.

"What is it?"

Georgina looked up at her, a thin layer of worry clouding her eyes. She didn't say anything directly, just offered a small smile.

"Sienna, there are chairs out on the balcony. Let's go sit for a bit."

Sienna glanced at her and nodded.

The balcony was small, furnished with two wicker chairs and a tiny round table between them.

Georgina sat down beside her but didn't speak immediately. She stayed quiet for a moment, seemingly organizing her thoughts.

"Sienna, Finn has been gone a long time, hasn't he?" She turned to look at Sienna. "Holding everything together on your own must be really exhausting."

Sienna offered a faint smile. "It's not as bad as you make it sound."

The concern in Georgina's eyes remained.

"Sienna, if there's ever anything you need, you can tell me. My freshman workload isn't that heavy; I can help you out. I'm not a kid anymore, you don't need to worry about me."

Sienna looked at her. Georgina's profile was soft yet defined.

She sat with a straight back, her words laced with resilience and a touch of stubbornness.

Sienna smiled and patted her shoulder.

"Just focus on your classes. Don't overthink things."

Georgina met Sienna's eyes, pausing quietly for a few seconds before speaking again, her voice very soft.

"Sienna, you used to love black coffee and strong tea. There was a cup right in front of you earlier, and you didn't touch it the whole time."

Sienna froze.

Georgina continued.

"And lately, when you walk, your pace is slower than before. Earlier, when I saw you bend down to pick something up, you held onto the wall first. Sienna, are you... pregnant?"

Sienna didn't speak, but she moved her hand from her knee and gently rested it against her lower abdomen.

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