Chapter 629



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Thomas’ gaze swept over everyone present. He sneered, “Cecelia’s pregnant!”

The whole room fell silent.

Everyone looked at him. Even Mrs. Livingstone was stunned. She unconsciously uttered, “Really?”

Thomas nodded. “Of course. We just found out during a review. I was with Cecelia when I was called just now. Mom, you don’t have to beg this woman anymore. You can finally have the grandchild you wanted.”

Then, she looked at Helen and flashed her a smirk. “Tsk, tsk. I really didn’t expect you to spin such lies just so you could shirk your responsibilities! Heh.”

Helen bit her lip and looked at Nora. Her voice trembled as she asked, “Can people with asthenospermia still reproduce?”

Nora was silent for a moment before answering, “Without medical treatment, the chances of reproduction are very low.”

They were so low as to be almost negligible.

However, it was indeed possible.

As soon as he said that, Thomas scoffed, “Wow, now you’re going to use probability to fool us? I’ll tell you this: Cecelia was pregnant a year ago too! Only then she didn’t want the child, but now she’s pregnant again! How are you going to explain that? If there really is something wrong with me, then how am I able to get Cecelia pregnant so many times? Besides, I’ve never felt like I couldn’t do it! On the contrary, Helen, you are so noisy in bed every night, and yet, look what has happened. who is infertile, you or I?”

Helen: “!”

She blushed completely crimson.

Why was she saying such things in public? Besides, she had only done it to flatter him? To be honest, the man was really very mediocre in bed.

But when they had first married, he kept asking her questions and forced her to answer even when she didn’t feel anything. As a result, she could only pretend to be sorry…..

Helen shook her head hard and tried not to think about those unpleasant things.

Yes, it was true. Monthly intercourse was a form of torture and something disgusting to her.

In Thomas, she could only see a man’s self-satisfaction and his inexplicable self-confidence….

She clenched her fists.

The situation had suddenly been reversed. In the drawing room, Mrs. Livingstone had been coaxing Helen a moment ago, fearful that she might actually divorce Thomas; now, however, she suddenly looked like a victorious cock. She lifted her chin, looked at Nora, and then let out a sarcastic laugh. “Asthenospermia? What nonsense. The way I see it, Miss Smith…she has times when she gets her medical diagnoses wrong, too, doesn’t she?”

Nora frowned.

Mrs. Livingstone snorted and looked at Helen. “Didn’t you want to go back to your parents? Sure, I’ll send you there! I’ll have the chauffeur take you home right away! You can’t lay an egg after marrying the Livingstones for three years, what’s the use of having you here? I want my own grandchild! Divorce me! The two of you must divorce!”

After speaking, he looked outside and said, “Where’s the chauffeur? Come on, take Helen home right now! While you’re there, tell her relatives that the Livingstones don’t want an infertile woman in the family!”

“Yes, ma’am.”

Replied the Livingstons’ chauffeur. Then, he went inside and approached Helen. Helen bit her lip hard.

A moment later, she lowered her gaze and then looked at Nora. She said, “I’m sorry, I implicated you.”

Then she left.

After she left, Mrs. Livingstone turned the line back to Nora. She said, “Miss Smith, in my opinion, you must have lived too long abroad. You haven’t even mastered half of Dr. Zabe’s medical knowledge. How can you misdiagnose? Don’t worry, though, I’m not going public with this. After all, if word gets out, it will be the Hunts who will be embarrassed. After all, you’re not only the Smith’s young lady, but also the future Mrs. Hunt.

“Besides, you shouldn’t be so arrogant. After all, we, the older generation, have a lot of life experience that you can learn from!

Gosh, just because they’ve been touted so much, some people naturally end up feeling that they’re so impressive, when in reality, they’re so unremarkable! To think that they can even misdiagnose someone as having asthenospermia, but they can’t even see the problem with an infertile woman! Miss Smith, you better not give medical consultations again, lest you misdiagnose them with some kind of disease when they are perfectly healthy, AND end up ruining their health! Not everyone is as magnanimous as we are to indulge your mistakes. Oh, and also~

You should stay home instead of going out to treat people’s illnesses. How unhygienic is that? You’d be better off staying home and taking care of your husband and children. You would be doing a meritorious deed just by preparing the future Hunt heir…. Mrs. Smith, I’m talking to you. Why are you always using your cell phone? You are very rude.

As Mrs. Livingstone jabbered on and on, Nora looked at her phone. She had just logged into the hospital system and found Cecelia’s medical records.

As she read the records, her lips suddenly curved into a smile.

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