Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Tycoon's Secret Pregnant-Wife: Kabanata 101 - Kabanata 107

Macy held onto him tightly, unable to stop the tears that ran down her face. Every breath she took hurt, like she was relearning how to breathe again. It hurt to exist. She pressed her face harder against Graeme’s chest, her hands clenching into his shirt.His arms were strong around her, tight and sturdy. He kept whispering soft words to her, stroking her hair as she wept. His grounding presence around her made her feel better, and she couldn’t help but cling to him. “It’s alright baby.” Graeme whispered, still hugging her. &

Graeme kept his arm around her waist, drawing her closer to him. Macy relaxed against him without complaint, tired from waiting for over two hours. He could tell Annette’s condition was really bothering her, despite the fact that the woman in question had done several awful things to her. It was amazing. Commendable even. Graeme, however, didn’t share the same level of empathy his fiancée did. He knew Annette well enough to know that this entire thing was likely just another ploy of hers. To what end, he didn’t know yet. But he wo

Graeme hurriedly took Macy to the hospital for a check-up, his hands trembling slightly as he helped her into the car."It's going to be okay," Macy whispered, though her face was pale."Don't talk, just breathe," Graeme said, his voice tight with worry. The drive to his family's hospital felt endless, every red light an eternity as he glanced over at Macy. When they finally arrived, he practically carried her through the emergency room doors. "I need a doctor now! My wife is pregnant with twins and—""Mr. Kincaid!" The head nurse recognized him immediately and rushed over. "Let's get Miss Sands into a private exam room right away."The staff moved quickly, and efficiently. Within minutes, the hospital's best obstetrician was examining Macy while Graeme paced outside the room, his mind racing with worst-case scenarios. When he was finally allowed back in, the doctor's expression was grave."Mr. Kincaid, Ms. Sands," the doctor began, removing her stethoscope. "The fetuses are now very