All Chapters of Miss Misunderstood (English): Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Elyana's Point of View Two weeks after I found out I was pregnant, I started feeling some pregnancy symptoms. It was shocking but normal, according to Dr. Chelsea, because the precious angel inside my womb was only a few weeks old. She said it might go away eventually, but I was uncomfortable with what I was feeling every day, making me go back and forth to her clinic whenever there was something because I was afraid of what was going on. A slight pain alarmed me. Everyone in the house felt the same way, making the mansion like a war zone every time I mentioned I was in pain. The doctor was laughing at me, but she claimed to understand me perfectly. After all, it was my first baby, so I was being overprotective of him or her. Aside from the morning sickness and unexpected pains, I recently noticed countless things around. Even with food, I became picky, disliking the smell of garlic and onions, which suddenly seemed to have a strong smell. My senses of smell, taste, and h

Third-Person's Point of View Everyone at the mansion was ecstatic when an unexpected visitor arrived on Saturday morning. He was carrying two large baskets containing various fruits and bottles of her mother's homemade jam. There were two boxes of cheesecake still inside his car. The servants at the Begum mansion rushed to greet him after not seeing the matchmaker in a long time. "Where are our Christmas gifts, Miss Felicity?" the servants asked in unison. "Christmas is over, girls," he told them while rolling his eyes. "You promised all of us you would give us gifts. You're unfair, Miss Felicity," Daldalita blurted out like a child. Other servants agreed with her, nodding their heads. "Yeah, I did, but Christmas is over," Felicity reasoned out. Felicity could see the protest and disappointment on their faces and he kind of enjoyed it. "There is still Valentine's Day," Daldalita hissed. "Why, do you even have a heart?" Felicity teased her. "Ouch! That's rude. Maybe I

Third-Person's POV Felicity locked himself in the bathroom after he unexpectedly felt strange the moment Elyana's skin touched his. It seemed there was a high voltage of electricity crawling onto his skin, giving him a fever-like feeling. He couldn't believe he would be static and terrified at the same time by what he felt. He hid inside the toilet to get away from Elyana, but Elyana followed him. He felt he was in a horror movie, getting chased by someone to hurt him. The knocking stopped after a while and he heard people talking outside. "Ma'am?" He heard Daldalita. "I have medicine for an upset stomach if you need some," she continued. He tried to listen to see if he could still hear Elyana's voice before opening the door. When it seemed she wasn't with Daldalita, he finally opened the door a little. "Thank you, Daldalita, but could you just please take my bag, I think I have medicine in there for stomach aches," I told her. "This is the medicine. I have some," Elyana st

Third-person's POV Around eight in the morning, Elyana woke up and noticed that Felicity was no longer by her side. She tried to call him out, thinking he was in the bathroom, but no one answered. Elyana dashed into the bathroom, dizzy and nauseous. She forced herself to reach, even though the whole environment seemed to be spinning. Her morning sickness again and even how much she struggled with her pregnancy symptoms, would be all worth it for her. She kneeled in front of the toilet bowl; both arms were on the lip so she had balance. She seemed to be hugging it but she didn't care because those were clean and smelling well. She remained kneeling for a few minutes until she regained some strength, but she knew she already needed help. Elyana wanted to return to her bed. She considered calling one of the servants, but she did not want them to see her in that state. She already told them not to disturb her during those times because she wanted to rest, but the real reason was, t

Third-person's POV Elyana started feeling strange in the sixth month of her pregnancy. Her doctor advised her not to stay at home often instead of doing what she mostly does daily. There were no frequent dizziness or cravings for food, but she was always looking for someone—her best friend. Her day seemed incomplete without seeing him, making her beg for him to stay at the mansion again. Felicity was against it, but it was hard to refuse the request of a pregnant woman. Besides, there were so many who were on Elyana's side, convincing him to agree to her request. He didn't like how much she became too clingy to him, to the point where he already felt annoyed when she was around. He couldn't have his privacy since he moved back to the mansion because she wanted to sleep next to him. It was not Elyana's fault at all. It was the baby inside that could feel the strong connection between them that he wanted his father to be around. Elyana was only following the messages the baby was