The Billionaire Ex-Wife and the Beggar He Became novel Chapter 317

The doctor looked at Felicity in surprise. "Miss Shepherd, are you serious?"

"Of course!" Felicity looked at the doctor with pride. "My faith does not permit me to terminate a pregnancy!"

Seeing Felicity's unwavering determination, the doctor stopped trying to persuade her.

Instead, he offered words of comfort. "Generally, a single course of fever reducers and antibiotics has a minimal impact on a pregnancy. The vast majority of cases turn out fine. The risk is perhaps one in a hundred thousand. For someone as kind-hearted and faithful as you, Miss Shepherd, God will surely protect your children and ensure they are healthy. Please don't worry."

"Of course," Felicity said with unshakable confidence.

She had always been in excellent health, rarely even getting a headache. What harm could one round of antibiotics do to someone with such a strong constitution? She was certain her babies would be fine.

The main reason she was so determined was that she needed these two children right now.

According to her plan, she and Julian should have been getting their marriage license yesterday afternoon.

Instead, she had been assaulted by a mob of low-class degenerates. She had expected Julian to rush to her side, but he never came. He didn't even visit when she was burning up with fever in the middle of the night.

Julian had never treated her with such neglect before.

But she was an understanding person.

Last night, she had watched the replays of the trial. Winona had been truly vicious, insidious. As a fundamentally positive person, she couldn't fathom how someone could be so dark, like a corpse worm, gnawing away at Julian with such cold, silent malevolence.

It had bitten him so unexpectedly that even Julian had lost his composure in court.

Felicity reasoned that Julian must have been consumed with rage and hatred for Winona yesterday afternoon, which was why he hadn't come to see her. He needed time to process it.

She understood him, so she didn't blame him.

She had always been this confident.

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