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I say with a huff, making her smile. "The doctors said you have to rest for the rest of the day," she said, staring at me sternly like a teacher passing an important message to her students, making me nod like a five year old. "We have discharged you, but you have to understand that you fainted due to stress that caused your blood pressure to drop. Don't worry, your vitals are stable now, and we have run other tests to see and rule out any other underlying conditions." Denise pauses for a second, looking at me intently; I nod, waiting for her to continue.

In a reassuring manner. My head started to throb badly. Blurriness clouded my vision as my eyes began to hurt. "Are you okay?" Ivory asked. I tried to speak but I couldn't. My head began spinning and I felt myself falling. The last thing I saw was Haden and Ivory standing over me as I faded into the darkness. I gasped as my eyes fluttered open to reveal a man staring at me as I lay on the couch. "What happened?" I questioned. "I'm Doctor Johnson, just take it easy Aubrey. You fainted because of your iron deficiency. I phoned the hospital and got access to your records. I also contacted your family and they confirmed that you have anemia. Have you been taking tablets for anemia?" He asked.

Barely. I sit upright slowly, and the room tilts for half a second before settling again. “Take your time,” she says carefully. “Some people feel lightheaded afterward.” “I’m fine.” She gives me the exact look medical professionals give people right before they pass out, doing the exact thing they claimed they were fine doing. Still, she does not argue as I stand and straighten my shirt. “I’d avoid sudden movement for a few minutes,” she calls after me. Too late for that. I am already halfway out the door.

I had been so overwhelmed, and Barkley had taken some time off for me to focus on myself. I hesitated, feeling a wave of embarrassment. “It’s been a while,” I finally confessed, my voice barely a whisper. The doctor nodded, her expression softening. “That’s part of the issue. Your body requires fuel. Without it, you’ll continue to faint,” she explained.

The doctor continued to ask questions on the other end of the line. "There's nothing special to eat. Her meals are all nutritious meals made according to the menu you provided. There won't be a problem. She didn't do any exercise now, and doctor, I suspect she's having supine syndrome, because before fainting, she was lying on the sofa to rest." When Laila said this, she turned to look at the little boy who was pale and asked. "Sweetheart, tell me something, was your mom lying on the sofa before she fainted?" "Uh-huh. Mom was lying on the sofa and then she got up to grab me, but she just got up and fell asleep." Bryan nodded seriously.

I didn’t even realize I was trembling until I saw him look down at our hands. “What happened to her?” I whispered. “I don’t know,” he said, shaking his head, looking just as lost. --- Ten minutes later, a doctor stepped into the lounge. He wore blue scrubs and looked calm, but his words were anything but. “She’s experiencing a rare clotting episode, likely due to a genetic blood disorder. It’s something that may have gone undetected until now.” I couldn’t breathe. “We need to perform a blood transfusion. Immediately.” “Take mine!” I said quickly, stepping forward. “Take my blood.”

“She just collapsed in the kitchen. No warning. One second she was talking to me, and the next…” He shut his eyes. I squeezed his hands tighter. “Ethan, breathe.” “I can’t,” he whispered. “Not when it’s her.” Before I could speak, a doctor stepped out of Ember’s room, pulling off her gloves. Both of us turned to her. “Doctor Johnson?” Ethan asked, his voice strangled. The doctor glanced between us. “Mr. Blake, we have the preliminary results.” My chest locked tight. “Is she okay?” I asked. The doctor exhaled softly. “Physically stable for now. But… the fainting was due to a severe drop in her hemoglobin levels.”

After finishing the exam, I could only say goodbye to Bella and quickly return. What I didn't expect was that before I got to the place where the driver parked the car, I felt like a drop in blood pressure, there was a black patch in front of my eyes, I had to stand still for a while before my vision returned to normal. I had had drops in blood pressure quite a few times but usually on sunny days or when I suddenly stood up. And I just needed to rest for a while, never fainting. But this time it wasn't as lucky as I thought it would be. When I felt I was fine, I bravely continued walking, but just took a few steps, my face darkened again, then I completely lost consciousness, I didn't know w

"I told you you weren't strong enough to shower by yourself yet. You hurt your head and lost too much blood." Yasmin meekly told him, "It felt like all my energy suddenly disappeared." "That's what happens after laying down for too long." That, combined with anemia, increased Yasmin's chances of fainting. However, Blake didn't scold her. Then, disregarding his own clothing, he gently pulled Yasmin into his arms, allowing her to lean against him as he held the showerhead over her body. Yasmin felt weak and embarrassed, so she kept silent the entire time.

I hadn’t even let myself think it yet, not after everything. Dr. Marcus gave a small smile. “The baby’s just fine. Strong heartbeat. Nothing to worry about on that end.” A small weight lifted off my chest, but only slightly. “Then why did I faint?” “A combination of things,” he replied, flipping through some pages. “You’ve been under intense stress lately, emotionally and physically. That alone can be enough to make someone faint. But more than that, it looks like you ate something you’re mildly allergic to. It wasn’t severe, but it added to your body's exhaustion.”