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The Hospital Says I'm a Pregnant Man Chapter 8
September came, and the new semester began.I stood at the university entrance, watching the new students coming and going. It felt like a lifetime had passed.Exactly one year ago, I'd stood in the same place. I'd dragged my suitcase through the gates, filled with hope for the future. Instead, one fake medical report had dragged me into six months of hell.Now, the nightmare was over."Andy!" someone called my name from behind.I turned around and saw my academic adviser, Carol White.She hurried over and took my hand, her eyes slightly red. "The university owes you an apology. That bastard Jake... God knows how many students he hurt."I shook my head. "It's not your fault, Ms. White."She handed me an envelope. "Your scholarship application was approved. You got the top award—and the highest level of financial aid, too."I took the envelope, my fingers brushing over the rough paper.Carol added, "And there's this. It's compensation from the university. Don't worry, it's not
The Hospital Says I'm a Pregnant Man Chapter 7
Harsh white light shone down in the interrogation room. Michael sat slumped in his chair, his face ashen.The door opened again. This time, a middle-aged man in uniform walked in.He swept his gaze around the room before finally looking at me. "Are you Andy Linden? I'm the director of the state's health department, and I'm also leading the investigation."I stood up and handed him the thick stack of receipts.The scam had run for three years with 76 students falling victim. There were more than four million dollars involved.Those innocent girls had been too terrified to speak up. Some had taken out online loans. Some had dropped out of university. Some had fallen into depression...And now, I had a chance to speak for them. All the grievances, fear, and anger I'd carried for more than six months finally erupted in that moment.I requested firmly, "Please investigate this all the way. Make sure everyone involved faces the consequences they deserve."The man took the documents a
The Hospital Says I'm a Pregnant Man Chapter 6
By the time I was taken to the police station, it was already dark. The fluorescent light in the interrogation room cast a harsh white glow. I clutched the stack of receipts, my knuckles turning white.Michael sat across from me with his head lowered. The calm confidence he'd displayed at the hospital was long gone."Let's start with how much you paid."The officer taking my statement was named Donald Zeller.I pulled out the receipts and counted them one by one. "I paid 1,250 dollars for the second physical exam. Then there's four thousand dollars for prenatal tests, 15 thousand dollars for pregnancy management, and ten thousand dollars for the delivery fee. "There were also additional services every month, costing a few hundred dollars each..."I paused for a moment and said, "It came to 32,500 dollars in total."Donald stopped writing and glared at Michael. "He's a university student, and you told him he was pregnant. Then you had the nerve to charge him for prenatal care an
The Hospital Says I'm a Pregnant Man Chapter 5
The security guards dragged me toward the psychiatric unit. The fluorescent lights overhead cast a sickly white glow across the hallway.My arms were twisted behind my back, and I could hear my joints creaking. I struggled with everything I had, but no one paid any attention.My heart sank, and all the warmth drained from my body."Wait." A police officer walked toward us, his leather shoes clicking sharply against the tiled floor.Michael's expression tightened, but he quickly forced a smile. "Officer, like I said, it's all a misunderstanding—""We're just following standard procedure." The officer cut him off, his eyes falling on my arms twisted behind my back. "We're just going to ask a few questions."The needle was pulled out of my arm. My legs went weak, and I nearly collapsed to my knees. I seized the opportunity to lunge forward and grab the officer's sleeve.In a hoarse voice, I rasped, "Officer, I'm not sick! They're framing me!"I pointed at Michael, my chest heaving
The Hospital Says I'm a Pregnant Man Chapter 4
Michael froze.He pointed a trembling finger right at my face and scolded, "Have you lost your mind, Andy Linden? How dare you make a false police report? You're a man. How could you possibly give birth?"I sneered, "You performed an illegal gender reassignment surgery on me and turned me into a woman!"Michael's face turned ashen. He clearly hadn't expected me to take the story this far.He blurted, "Are you insane?"I pulled out my phone and held the payment notification up in front of him. "I didn't give birth, is that it? Then why did you charge me the ten-thousand-dollar delivery fee?"I pulled up the ultrasound images and payment records on my phone. "If I didn't give birth, then what are all these fetal images from my prenatal checkups over the past few months? Did you Photoshop them? And what about the 19 thousand dollars I paid for prenatal testing and pregnancy management? Was that a donation to your hospital?"Michael's face went from ashen to completely pale. He sl
The Hospital Says I'm a Pregnant Man Chapter 3
Every time I went to the hospital, I played the role of the most devoted first-time mother. During my prenatal checkups, I held a notebook and carefully wrote down every instruction, while my phone quietly recorded everything from inside my pocket.At the payment window, I pestered the nurses until they gave me itemized receipts with all the necessary stamps.I would say, "Ma'am, I need to keep these for reimbursement."In the ultrasound room, I begged Michael to print out the images. I lovingly ran my fingers over the blurry gray shapes and said, "I want to make a scrapbook of the baby's growth. Then, I can show it to him after he's born."There were more than half a year's worth of prenatal records, payment receipts, and ultrasound images. I kept everything in a file folder. It grew thicker and thicker.Two weeks before my due date, the hospital's attitude toward me suddenly changed. When I went in for a checkup, the nurses were no longer eager to help. Instead, they acted as
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