Chapter 1039

Chapter 1039:

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But then what coincidence was it that the man seen purchasing the medication on the surveillance video was a man wearing glasses?

However, the man was extremely careful and disappeared shortly after leaving the street, without a trace.

Additionally, as Mitchel's leg wound worsened, Raegan's appetite began to decline. He couldn't help but feel somewhat responsible for his condition.

In reality, Raegan had unknowingly fallen into a trap she had set for herself. Sometimes being too kind could end up harming oneself. The tensions continued to build, each one weighing on her until she felt suffocated.

Raegan tried to eat more, but forcing herself caused her to vomit heavily.

It was clear that this strategy was not working.

She began to feel resentful, worried that she would not be able to properly care for her children, and questioned her ability to be a good mother.

However, he had not shared these feelings with anyone. Erick and Stefan were worried, and she, very pregnant, felt limited in what she could do. I thought the least I could do was not bother them.

But now, Stefan had spoken, and Raegan knew he might have noticed something. She felt compelled to speak because otherwise she thought she might explode.

It was the typical self-preservation tactic. She felt something was wrong and decided to help herself.

«Stefan, I'm sad. I always feel like I don't do anything well, that I'm a burden to others. I don't even know if I can be a good mother. "I'm not sure I can raise three children well."

Raegan admitted, releasing a breath she had been holding.

I even agreed with Katie's comments. They seemed true.

Unintentionally, he had become a burden.

It was then that Stefan realized that Raegan's situation could be more serious than he had originally thought. He and Erick had been preoccupied with their own affairs, ignoring the emotional sensitivity that accompanies pregnancy. Stuck in her room, waiting for news, Raegan was likely feeling completely useless.

“Raegan,” Stefan said, sitting across from her and gently taking her hand, looking into her eyes.

«Raegan, you are actually doing very well. Don't be so hard on yourself. You care about our feelings and keep your worries to yourself to spare us, while still doing everything you can to take care of yourself. Think about how well you plan everything. How can you not be a great mother? And look at Janey, how healthy and adorable she is. Doesn't that show that you can be an excellent mother?

When Stefan mentioned Janey, Raegan momentarily let go of her sadness and her mood brightened. Stefan was right. Indeed, Janey was thriving. Thinking about Janey made the idea of ​​raising children seem less intimidating.

Remember that Erick, Laden, Janey, I and many others who care about you are excited about babies. "You don't have to worry."

Raegan found Stefan's words, as a psychology professor, especially reassuring and comforting. A simple talk had lifted his spirits noticeably.

«Stefan, thank you. "I see things more clearly now," Raegan responded, with a brighter perspective. She understood that her main goal now was to take care of herself and the babies, and that it was the right approach.

The next day, Stefan discussed Raegan's condition with Erick and urged him to keep her updated on the investigation. She knew Erick was simply refraining from burdening Raegan, but not having any updates could increase her anxiety.

Learning of Raegan's distress made Erick anxious. He had been so absorbed in the investigation that he had overlooked Raegan's emotional well-being.

Lately, Erick had been feeling overwhelmed, without a single clue about the investigation. No clue about his mother's whereabouts had been detected after the delivery of those gifts, like everything else, which led him to doubt his decisions.

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