As soon as I got out of the taxi, I found myself standing in front of a tall glass building—the kind that looked more like a hotel than a health center. For a moment, I actually thought I was in the wrong place. The structure was sleek and modern, with a small garden on the side and automatic glass doors that slid open every few seconds.Then I saw the sign: “Prenatal Care for First-Time Mothers – Early Pregnancy Program.”Okay, I’m at the right place.I looked up for a second and took a deep breath before walking inside.Tomorrow, I’d be flying back to the Philippines. Ynari wanted to come with me today, but she had some last-minute shopping to do. Honestly, I didn’t mind going alone. Somehow, it felt right—like this was something I needed to do by myself.But it was actually her idea for me to attend.“Go na, please. It’s just one session, there’s nothing to lose,” she told me last night, hands on her hips while I was lying on the bed, already half-asleep from exhaustion.“Come on,
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