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CHAPTER 36: Already Pregnant

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Killian went back to his usual treatment. Cold and distant. I was really hurt and disappointed, when in fact I should get used to it. It was just that... I thought something would change after that night we shared. It was a week that passed since I hadn’t talked to him.

As I entered the building, I was greeted by their unusual stare, and they were watching something on their while looking at me with... pity in their eyes. My forehead creased at what was going on. I went to Killian’s office but he wasn’t there. I called him but I got no answer.

Oh, God... something was wrong.

I heard my phone ringing, making me look at it, and I saw Claire calling me. I immediately answered it.

“Hey, what’s up?”

“Oh, God! Are you okay, Cass?” Her voice was in a hurry and full of concern.

My forehead creased in confusion. “W-What? Of course, I’m fine...”

“You must have seen the news.”

“What? What are you talking about, Claire?” I got really curious and confused about what was happening today.

I hear
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