Chapter 161: Accusations and Deductions

Nancy's fever broke and she came out of danger.

She was weak for a couple of days. But Jason made sure that he took great care of him.

The morning of the third day, as they set out for the hospital, Sally and her children set out for England to reunite with her husband. They had stayed longer than they had intended just to help Jason with Nancy's care.

Sally knew when to keep her mouth shut. She knew that nothing she said about letting Nancy go would be effective in the face of the kind of love he had developed for her.

The doctors examined her. She complained of some pain in her stomach and a scan was carried out on her.

The doctor found out something that was not very right about the pregnancy.

'The pregnancy has developed a complication. The baby is stressed and the foetal movement has greatly slowed down'. The doctor told the both of them.

'What can be done about it, doctor?'

'We can only give her some multivitamins to return vitality to both the mother and child and ask the mothe