"With the amount of blood that she has lost, it's highly probable that the fetus has been lost."
"I think so, too."
"It's the fault of those two. They were walking very haphazardly—pushing and pulling each other, not caring whether they hit anyone. Of all the people they could have hit, it had to be a pregnant woman."
"It's not her fault. She didn't expect it to happen. She didn't an it."
"It's her fault! If she hadn't pushed her when she took a tumble, then the other woman wouldn't have lost her baby."
"If I had a miscarriage by accident, I would cry myself to death. I would never forgive the person even if she didn't do it on purpose."
Many people had flocked to the corridor to find out what was going on. Their eyes were fixed on John and Nina, and everyone was sighing, shaking their head, and even loudly expressing their condemnation.
Nina and John heard every single word.
The middle-aged woman stood among the crowd and shot Nina a disdainful look. "That was a life. It's a cri to end it like this."
Nina stood there numbly, her bloody hands trembling slightl
eir own things. Nobody dared to provoke the rich.
After all, money makes the mare go.
They didn't dare to offend Nina or John. It was already difficult enough to have a sick family mber to take care of—it would be even worse for them to get into trouble with rich people.
People left one by one, and the middle-aged woman returned to the ward in a sulk.
The mont she turned around, she breathed a sigh of relief.
'I have completed my task, haven't I?'
Nina saw that the woman's tense body relaxed. There was sothing strange in her behavior.
However, her suspicions had been dismissed.
Nina really didn't know that people who washed clothes with soap all year round would reek of soapy water.
That subject matter was one of her blind spots. She didn't need to pay attention to such trifles since she was born.
Nina's eyes darkened.
Maybe she did slip by accident.
Maybe she was wrong.
Nina cast down her eyes. Her eyelashes trembled, giving a clue to the massive guilt that she felt at that mont.
She might have unwittingly ended an innocent baby's life.
Reviews
All reviews (0)