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"That is fine. But you'll have to be more careful in the meantime. After all, you're out in the open while the other person is hiding in the dark." Kisa took a bite of her sandwich, swallowed it, and asked Kelvin in a whisper, "I've had several cups of that questionable tea before. Will it affect the baby in my womb?" "It wouldn't have much effect. After all, you haven't drunk a lot in the long term." Kelvin's answer was similar to Gilbert's, so she was relieved. She then said, "By the way, don't tell anyone about my pregnancy. Don't let it slip out."

Damian took them carefully, as if they were made of glass. "I'm also going to prescribe prenatal vitamins," Dr. Chen said, typing notes into her tablet. "Take them daily. And I want you to avoid caffeine, alcohol, raw fish, and unpasteurized cheeses." Lira nodded. "Okay." "Get plenty of rest. Stay hydrated. And if you experience any severe cramping, bleeding, or dizziness, call me immediately." "I will." Dr. Chen smiled warmly. "Congratulations, you two. You're going to be wonderful parents."

Derek said, a hand moving up his eye, flicking off the fake tears. "I'm telling the truth." Iris bit her lips, her stomach churned predicting she was already out of options. Her doom was right around the corner. "That wine you were drinking earlier is half empty. If you were really pregnant you won't drink half a bottle.." Iris eyes trailed to the bottle on the desk. "Pregnant women can drink wine too. New research proves that." Iris muttered.

A nurse walked in with a tote bag. “The nausea is kicking my ass.” She nodded and sat beside me. “You need some electrolytes.” Pulling out a few options, she put them on the coffee table. “Yellow seems to be a favorite among pregnant women, but take your pick.” None of them sounded good, so I took her advice and opened the yellow. Taking a small sip, we waited, so I decided if it was good or not. “I like it.” “Good.” She pulled out a few bags of fluids. “I’m going to give you one now. This might become a daily thing, but if you can keep the Gatorade down, that will help.”

I questioned, my tone slightly sarcastic. Another sigh. Was I making her life difficult, or something? "Alcohol is beneficial for you when you're pregnant. It will strengthen the demon. Well.. Half-demon." Guirita stated from much closer. I heard the clinking of ice in glasses. "You're basing that on what source of information?" I asked, ignoring her latter dig at my baby. "Guirita. Water." Samael sternly ordered from behind me. Another sigh. A door opened, and suddenly light flooded the room from the bathroom. Guirita filled a wine glass with tap water from the black tap, and looked down as if she was going to spit in my glass.

Elena stammered. Theresia looked at Elena with one eyebrow rising to her forehead. While one hand reached for the glass containing the soda that Elena had been drinking. Theresia looked at the glass in her hand and Elena in turn. It wasn't a longing gaze that Theresia presented, but a sharp, piercing gaze that made Elena unconsciously take a step back. "You know soda isn't good for your pregnancy program, Elena?" "I-yes, Mother. Anyway, I only drank it this time." Elena replied with an innocent expression on her face. Which instantly made Theresia's blood boil.

“Junk foods won’t harm the baby, will it? Savannah has been eating a lot of it.” “Well, just make sure to not drink caffeine or soda or anything like that. I think it’s fine but not daily. Make sure to eat plenty of vegetables and fruits on the side.” “Thank you again, doc. I’ll see you for the next checkup.” The doctor gave us the envelope consisting the gender results. We left and went back home after.

"No, thank you, love. You know that kind of heavy, fried food doesn't agree with me." Lavinia shrugged as she placed the nugget into her lips and swallowed, closing her eyes in bliss. "Mmm, delicious!" she exclaimed with shameless enthusiasm before hungrily devouring the rest of her meal. Lavinia polished off the last of her salty fries, and her gaze drifted longingly toward the soda fountain, biting her lip. A crisp, ice-cold Coke would have been the perfect accompaniment to the greasy fast food feast. However, she knew the high levels of caffeine and sugar weren't recommended for expectant mothers and could potentially harm the baby.

"Doctor, during early pregnancy, are there any restrictions I should follow? Are there any specific foods or drinks I should avoid?" The doctor nodded, smiled slightly, and explained what Veronica should and shouldn't consume during her pregnancy. "Actually, there are no specific restrictions. Pregnant women can eat anything, as long as it's in moderation and not excessive. However, it's best to avoid soda and raw foods like some Japanese dishes. Also, stay away from undercooked or raw meat, like steak and seafood." "Are there any other things my wife shouldn't do?" Darwin chimed in with another question. He thought it was essential to know everything related to his wife's pregnancy to help

Jennifer sat down across from him. “I ordered you some lemon water,” Leon said. He knew what she liked. But in her current condition, she should not be drinking coffee. Jennifer ignored him and looked at the server. “An Americano, please.” “Of course.” Leon’s expression darkened the moment she ordered coffee. “Seriously? You’re still drinking coffee at a time like this?” Did she have any awareness at all that she was pregnant? “I’m not keeping it,” Jennifer said. “Why should I watch what I drink?”