The Bond Between Us (Anastasia and Herman) novel Chapter 672

Anastasia arrived at the hospital feeling a bit off. It wasn't the typical signs of labor—no contractions, just a little spotting.

After checking her over, the doctor recommended she stay for observation. If there were any signs of distress from the baby, they'd need to do an emergency C-section.

Anastasia also had a blood clotting disorder, which could make a significant bleed during delivery very risky. They made sure the blood bank had her matching blood type on standby.

The doctor went over all the possible risks with Herman, emphasizing the seriousness and potential danger to both Anastasia and the baby.

Looking serious, Herman agreed, “Alright, let’s get admitted and follow the doctor’s advice.” When it comes to health, it's best to trust the experts.

The hospital, where Herman was a major shareholder, ensured that Anastasia would receive top-notch care.

“Right, Mr. Salstrom. I’ll admit Mrs. Salstrom immediately. She should rest and avoid unnecessary movement,” the doctor advised.

In the lounge, Anastasia saw Herman come out of the doctor’s office. “What did the doctor say? Is the baby alright?” she asked.

“Everything’s fine. We’ll stay here for a while. The doctor said you could go into labor at any time,” Herman assured her, choosing not to mention the risks to keep her spirits up. “I’ll call Mom to bring over the baby stuff. We’re staying put until our little one arrives.”

Anastasia felt reassured and excited about the baby’s arrival.

Soon, she was settled into the hospital’s best suite, fully equipped and with a great view.

Monica and Salma, along with little Pattie, arrived shortly, followed by Feiman and Flynn, filling the room with visitors.

“You guys don’t need to worry so much; it’s not happening just yet,” Anastasia laughed.

Pattie, wide-eyed with concern, asked, “Mommy, does having a baby hurt? I’m here, so you don’t have to be scared.”

Anastasia felt warmed by her daughter’s concern. “It doesn’t hurt, sweetie. Just like when you were born. Soon, you’ll meet your little brother or sister.”