Chapter 596 Am I Really Pregnant

Ashley hung up the phone feeling quite relieved. She was relieved and grateful that it was easy for her to get her leave granted.

After talking to Ida on the phone, Ashley got ready and took a taxi to the hospital.

After she came to this city, she had looked around and did her research about which hospital was the best one.

She already knew where to go, and this time, she finally had the time to go there.

After arriving at the hospital, Ashley registered first and waited to have her check-up.

The longer she waited, the more anxious she got.

"Next, No. 65, Ashley Mu."

When Ashley heard her name called, she held her bag tightly and stood up. Ashley was so tense and afraid that she slipped and almost fell to the floor.

A girl next to her helped her up and asked, "Are you okay? You don't look so good."

Ashley smiled at her and said, "I'm fine."

Ashley thanked her then walked into the doctor's office.

There was a male doctor in his thirties. He looked very gentle and kind, wearing a pair of glasses. He asked Ashley to sit down, and he asked her some questions.

Ashley answered the questions as best as she could.

The doctor heard Ashley's answers and quickly made his assessment. "You seem very tired. You're exhausted and stressed. I think you should take a good, long rest."

"What?"

Ashley looked at the doctor in surprise. She couldn't help but ask, "Is that so? Doctor, I've been diagnosed with leukemia or something else."

"Leukemia?"

The doctor looked at Ashley in surprise. "You're just exhausted. Why do you think that you have leukemia? You don't have any serious illness."

Upon hearing the doctor's words, Ashley's heart skipped a beat.

She still couldn't believe it. "Are you sure? I have no serious illness?

hat to say. She looked at the doctor and asked, "Am I really pregnant?"

The doctor smiled at Ashley and nodded, "Yes, you are pregnant. Is this the first time you came here to get checked?"

Ashley nodded.

"Haven't you ever been in doubt about it? I mean, your period hasn't come for three months.

Now let me tell you some dos and don'ts. You need to come over to the hospital on a regular basis every month. What's more, you are pregnant now, so you have to be a little more careful. The first three months is the most important period. Of course, after you get past that, you should also take care for the next six months after.

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Ashley listened to the doctor intently. She interrupted him on occasion to ask a question, or take note of what he said on her phone.

While she was excited to be a mother, she was also apprehensive about the coming changes in her life.

Despite her doubts and fears, she was still very happy about what was to come.

She came to the doctor with fear and trepidation, but she left the hospital with a smile on her face.

By the time she had left the hospital Ashley's long face was gone. There was now a big smile on her face.