Chapter 511

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But before she could say more, Dolores exclaimed in disbelief, “Collin let you go to the hospital alone? That’s unacceptable! I need to talk some sense into him.”
Laughing, Linsey tried to soothe her. “Hold on, Dolores, let me explain.” She understood Dolores’ concern.
However, the situation was not as Dolores imagined, and Linsey quickly set the record straight.
“Collin had to travel to a neighboring city for work two days ago, and I chose not to tell him about my hospital visit today.” Linsey said with a smile, “I’m planning to surprise him with the good news when he returns. Could you keep it a secret until then?”
Relieved, Dolores exhaled. “Oh, I see. You had me worried. I was about to confront Collin!”
“Don’t worry, he’s good to me,” Linsey reassured her.
Dolores replied, “Great, I’m free today anyway. I’ll come to the hospital to see you. Just wait for me there.”
“Sure.” Linsey shared the hospital’s address. “Meet me at the front. We could also have a meal somewhere close by.”
After pausing, Dolores remarked, “I noticed there’s a shopping mall near the hospital. As your bestie, I should pick up a gift for your baby. Let’s shop a bit since we’ve got the time.”
Linsey laughed softly. “I’m just a month into the pregnancy.”
Was it too soon to start buying baby gifts?
Dolores said earnestly, “It’s never too soon. Time flies, and before you know it, you’ll be in your third trimester. We should get ready now to avoid a last-minute rush.”
Linsey listened to Dolores’ advice and found it surprisingly reasonable.
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“Alright, I’ll take your suggestion,” Linsey said.
They ended the call soon afterward.
Linsey neatly arranged the prenatal check-up reports in her hands, stood up, and walked out of the hospital.
At that moment, she was in an exceptionally good mood.
Little did she know that a figure was silently watching from a corner nearby.
Alexa’s thin face appeared pale, her expression shadowed as she watched Linsey walk away. She cautiously glanced around before quietly trailing behind.
Before long, Linsey met Dolores at the hospital entrance.
“Dolores!” The moment Linsey spotted her, she instinctively wanted to rush over.
Dolores’s eyes widened in alarm. She quickly stepped forward and caught hold of Linsey. “Linsey, have you forgotten you’re pregnant? You can’t go running around like that. You nearly gave me a heart attack!”
Linsey blinked sheepishly and gave an apologetic smile. “I was just so happy to see you that I completely forgot. I promise it won’t happen again.”
Dolores stared at her sternly for a moment, then sighed. “You’re pregnant. You have to be careful at all times.”
“I know.” Linsey took Dolores’ hand gently, warmth filling her chest.
Since childhood, Dolores had always been protective of her.
With Dolores by her side, Linsey never felt alone.
Linsey smiled warmly, but then she noticed something wasn’t quite right. She frowned slightly and said, “Dolores, you look a little pale. Are you sure you’re okay?”
Dolores’ expression seemed normal enough, but fatigue shadowed her features more than usual.
She paused briefly, quickly composed herself, and casually replied, “I’m fine. I’ve got a lot on my plate lately. I probably didn’t get enough sleep last night.”
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