The Billionaire's True Heiress From Fake Jewel to Real Crown novel Chapter 1129

Yolanda didn't hold onto much hope, having already researched it endlessly online.

Traditional medicine couldn't do much for her; the only real solution was surgery.

And even after the surgery, she still wouldn't be completely normal.

She would never be able to conceive a child of her own.

So did it really matter whether she got the treatment or not?

By coming to Claire, she mostly just wanted confirmation on whether she truly had zero chance of ever functioning as a normal woman.

And zero chance of having a baby.

If that were the indisputable truth, she could finalize her decisions early.

"I don't want anyone else to know."

Despite her outgoing and confident exterior, the medical condition had buried a deep sense of insecurity inside Yolanda.

"Is that why you want to claim Reggie's child?"

Yolanda bit her lip. "That's part of it. But there's another reason..."

For years, she had kept this deeply buried secret from the entire world.

Yolanda didn't entirely understand why she suddenly trusted Claire as her confidant.

"You really don't have to tell me." It wasn't that Claire hated being an emotional sounding board.

She simply had no desire to uncover the dark secrets of the social elite.

The more you knew, the faster you became a target. She understood that rule of survival perfectly.

"No, I want to tell you."

Yolanda saw the reluctance on Claire's face and let out a sudden, genuine laugh.

This girl was born to be a doctor. You could tell just by looking at her that her lips were tightly sealed.

Claire sighed in exasperation, fighting the urge to roll her eyes. "I'm serious, you don't need to share this with me."

Yolanda exhaled slowly. "But if I don't tell someone, I think I'm going to suffocate."

"Alright. Go ahead, then." Claire didn't even know what to say anymore.

Keeping a heavy secret bottled up really could make a patient physically ill.

"It's just... Reggie might only ever have this one child in his entire life, and it's still a coin toss whether it survives or not."

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