Gu Moqian’s thin lips pressed into a hard line as he remained silent.
"Or are you hiding the fact that the baby is already gone?" Ji Wei felt an overwhelming pain in her heart, so intense that even breathing beca difficult. Her tears poured out once more, blurring her vision.
In her previous life, she had already lost a child. Must she endure the sa heartbreak of losing another in this lifeti?
Seeing Ji Wei so distraught, Gu Moqian’s heart ached unbearably.
He gently pulled her into his embrace and wiped away her tears. "Weiwei, I didn’t lie to you. Please don’t cry. You need to stay in good spirits so you can recover quickly."
Ji Wei buried her face against his chest, sobbing quietly, unable to stop her tears from flowing.
She was truly terrified.
Though the pregnancy had caught her by surprise, she cherished this long-awaited baby deeply.
After so ti, she finally lifted her head from his embrace.
Gu Moqian, seeing her tear-streaked and reddened eyes, felt even more distressed.
He held her hand and gently placed it on her lower abdon, his deep voice resonating, "Can you feel it? Our baby... is right here."
Ji Wei lowered her gaze, her wet eyelashes still clinging to a few teardrops. As she looked at her still-flat belly, an unfamiliar sensation welled up within her.
Inside her womb was a tiny life, the precious creation of her and Gu Moqian.
Seeing her finally calm down, Gu Moqian softly asked, "Would you like so fruit?"
Ji Wei looked at him with her teary eyes and gently nodded.
Ji Wei leaned against the headboard, watching the man intently as he peeled an orange.
Gu Moqian’s slender and attractive fingers moved deftly, peeling the orange into the shape of a flower.
Outside the window, the last rays of the sunset shone in, casting a glow over his handso features, making them look even more striking.
Ji Wei stared at him in a daze, waves of emotion surging through her heart.
Looking back, Gu Moqian had always cared for her ticulously, pampering her as if she were his daughter.
"What are you thinking about?"
Gu Moqian walked over and held a segnt of orange to her lips.
Ji Wei took it into her mouth and bit down gently.
A burst of sweetness filled her entire mouth. Her pale yet delicate face instantly lit up with a smile. "It’s so sweet."
Seeing her finally smile, Gu Moqian let out a breath of relief. He lowered himself and gave her a gentle kiss on the lips. "You’re sweeter than the orange."
Ji Wei: "..."
Not long after finishing the orange, Ji Wei suddenly felt an urge to use the restroom.
She hesitated for a mont, feeling embarrassed, then tugged shyly at Gu Moqian’s sleeve. "Mo Qian, I need to go to the bathroom..."
Given the current circumstances, she dared not move freely from the bed and had no choice but to seek Gu Moqian’s help.
"Alright, I’ll carry you there."
Ji Wei’s face turned crimson.
Before she could react, Gu Moqian had already lifted the blanket and scooped her up into his arms, heading toward the bathroom.
He placed her directly by the toilet.
"Can you manage on your own?" Gu Moqian asked.
Of course I can.
She certainly couldn’t let him pull her pants down for her.
Ji Wei nodded, her face still flushed.
"I’ll wait outside. Let know when you’re done," Gu Moqian said, ruffling her hair lightly before leaving the room.
Knowing Gu Moqian was just outside the bathroom door, Ji Wei felt a bit awkward and dawdled for a while before finally finishing.
As she flushed, her eyes fell on the toilet bowl—and she saw blood. Her mind went blank in an instant.
Gu Moqian waited for a while, but hearing no sound from inside the bathroom, he frowned slightly.
Could sothing have happened to Ji Wei?
Concerned, he pushed open the door and stepped inside.
He found Ji Wei standing still, staring at the toilet, oblivious to his arrival. A pang of unease rushed over him, and he quickly stepped forward.
Seeing the faint traces of blood in the toilet, Gu Moqian’s face drastically changed.
"Why is there blood? Why..."
"Why is there blood?" Ji Wei murmured, her large eyes filled with terror and confusion, completely at a loss for what to do.
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