At the time, she didn't take it to heart. Her heart was filled with the joy and excitement of being pregnant. She thought that since her appendix had been removed, she didn't need to worry about any shadows.
It is often said that excessive joy leads to sorrow, and the ancients were right.
A week later, the doctor told her that the appendectomy she had performed years ago was unsuccessful, and a polyp had grown, which later turned into a small tumor, requiring her to undergo surgery immediately.
Surgery requires anesthesia and anti-inflammatory drugs; the baby in the lower abdomen simply cannot be kept.
The doctor said that the pregnancy must be terminated immediately, followed by surgery.
She was completely stunned, her mind went blank, and she didn't know how she left the hospital.
Perhaps due to mental stress, or perhaps due to pregnancy symptoms, she experienced dizziness frequently during that period, and occasionally even fainted.
She had no choice but to lie to him that it was low blood sugar, and try to go out as little as possible, avoiding driving herself whenever possible.
Dean Shan persuaded her again and again, even going to her doorstep to urge her to undergo surgery immediately.
She didn't waver and insisted on waiting and seeing.
Firstly, she couldn't bear to part with her child with him, and secondly, she was confident in her own health.
As the weather gradually cooled down and her belly grew bigger day by day, she wore loose tops, bought slim-fitting maternity pants, bought anti-radiation belly bands to wrap her lower abdomen, and took folic acid and calcium supplements.
She practices yoga every morning, has breakfast with her best friend and the man she loves, and listens to their bickering as background music. She feels that her life is very happy and fulfilling, and that she has enough for this lifetime.
The beauty of life strengthened her resolve, making her determined to give it a shot.
Dean Shan disagreed, saying that the child would grow bigger and press on the tumor in the appendix, which would definitely worsen the situation and even kill both mother and child.
She said, "You are still young, you are not even thirty years old, and you can have many, many more children in the future. But if you insist on keeping this child, you may not even be able to save your own life."
She wanted to listen to the doctor and Shan Jueyi, but she just couldn't bring herself to do it.
Especially when the baby started to move in the womb, the subtle feeling made her heart ache and made her even more reluctant to part with the little one.
She grew up in a large, harmonious family where her siblings were all friendly and kind. This atmosphere instilled in her a respect for life as well as a love for her relatives and family.
So she still wanted to give it a shot.
Fearing his and his family's disapproval, she kept it a secret from them. Even when they noticed something amiss, she hastily slipped away.
Of course, another important reason for hiding here is Ah Lü.
It doesn't have long to live, at most a month or two. She also wants to take the opportunity to spend more time with it, take it to a place it likes, and let it leave happily.
Yuan Heng stared at her stomach, his voice trembling, "How big is it? Will it affect the baby?"
“It’s not a uterine fibroid, so it won’t have a big impact on the baby,” Ning Lang explained. “The good thing is that it was benign two months ago.”
"Two months ago?" Yuan Heng couldn't help but ask nervously, "And now?"
Ning Lang gently shook her head: "I went for another check-up before the Lunar New Year, and it hasn't worsened. As the baby grows, it might press on the tumor, which could be dangerous. I will go back to Rongcheng to be hospitalized and closely monitored. If there is any danger, I will immediately have a cesarean section, followed by tumor removal surgery."
"No... Ah Lang, this is too risky!" Yuan Heng couldn't help but shout, "Don't downplay it, don't lie to me anymore!"
She makes it sound so easy, but this is clearly playing with her life!
Ning Lang smiled slightly and said gently, "Don't worry, I'll be back as soon as possible. The Lantern Festival has been over for several days now, your shop must be open, right? Go back and wait for me."
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