When Her Death Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel) novel Chapter 1672

Chapter 1672 I Might Be Pregnant
Cecilia heard the urgency in Vivian's voice and thought something serious had happened. She put down her work immediately and said, “Okay.”

Over an hour later, they arrived at a small clinic.

Cecilia glanced at the shabby exterior, then at Vivian, who seemed unusually sneaky. She couldn't help but ask, “Vivian, what exactly are you doing here?”

Vivian put a finger to her lips and shushed her.

“Lower your voice.”

She put on a mask and handed one to Cecilia.

Cecilia put it on.

“Ceci, I think I might be pregnant. I came to get checked.”

“Huh?”

Cecilia had thought it was something serious. <i>Why didn't she buy a pregnancy test stick to check first?</i>

Noticing her doubt, Vivian explained, “Pregnancy tests aren't always accurate. It's better to confirm with an ultrasound at the hospital.”

“But why here?” Cecilia glanced around, clearly worried about the clinic's hygiene.

Vivian had no other choice. Nearly every hospital in Tudela was owned by the Sinclair family.

She didn't want to risk being recognized by them. It would be too difficult to explain the situation to Zachary or George.

“Don't worry. Let's go.”

Even though she said that, when Vivian learned that the examination required a vaginal ultrasound, she panicked and bolted out of the clinic.

“Let's find another place.”

After running around in circles, they finally settled on a larger hospital.

There, Vivian underwent a urine test and an abdominal ultrasound. When she saw the report stating she was two weeks pregnant, her mind went blank.

“Two weeks?”

The doctor explained to her, “It's based on your last menstrual cycle.”

She was ready to argue with the doctor when Cecilia quickly pulled her away.

In the corridor outside, Vivian slumped onto a chair, running her fingers through her hair in frustration. “What should I do now?”

She was aware that this was a life at stake, but she wasn't ready.

“Ceci, back then, when you found out you were having two children, how did you decide to keep them?”

After asking, she smacked her forehead. “Ugh, I forgot. You lost your memory and don't remember.”

Seeing her in such distress, Cecilia sat next to her and took hold of her hand.

“Even though I don't remember, when I look at Jon and Eli now, I feel no regret—only gratitude that I have them.”

Vivian listened, her emotions becoming even more conflicted.

She was about to say something else when she noticed a familiar face approaching them.

She wanted to hide, but there was nowhere to go.