God seemed to have heard Rose's prayer and brought her luck.
After more than a month, her period didn't come. After an examination, she learned that she was pregnant.
She looked at the ultrasound report in her hand and as she looked at the small black spot, her eyes flushed with joy.
Rose was very cautious after she became pregnant. She secluded herself, enduring loneliness until she was in labour.
Pregnancy for ten months, and delivery in a day.
Rose tried her best and delivered a baby weighing more than 22 pounds.
The baby's loud cry made Rose feel as if she saw hope. After a doctor's examination, it was confirmed that the baby's blood type was the same as Sky's. Knowing that that the baby's cord blood could be used, she completely forgot about the 12 hours of pain from childbirth and shed tears of excitement and joy on the spot.
"Sky can finally be saved…"
Afterward, Rose finally couldn't bear the physical and mental fatigue, falling into a deep sleep.
When she woke up, she was already on a bed in the ward, and a nurse approached and asked with a smile, "Miss Linder, are you awake? Is there anything I can help you with?"
"Where's my baby?" Rose glanced around but didn't see her baby. Feeling worried, she tried to sit up.
"Don't worry. The baby is taking a bath and swimming." The nurse helped place a pillow behind her thoughtfully.
"Thank you." Rose felt relieved.
Although the birth of this baby was a last resort, there's no tighter bond in the world than that between those connected by blood. Since she gave birth to him, she will love him.
At this time, the door of the ward was pushed open, and then a cheerful voice came. "Sister, I'm here."
"Sophie?" Rose saw that it was Sophie Linder and smiled at her.
Sophie Linder gave the nurse the flowers and fruits she had brought and headed toward the bed to accompany Rose. "I knew you missed me, I came."
"How sweet." Rose looked at her sister gently.
"Look at what I brought you. This is black-bone chicken soup. I heard old people say that women who recently gave birth have it to help their body." Sophie poured the chicken soup into a bowl. "Sister, have more. You worked hard for brother Sky."
"Sophie, how is Sky? I want to see him." Rose took a few sips of chicken soup.
In order to not let anyone else know and give birth in secret, she didn't see Sky for almost a year and didn't return home either.
"Sister, the doctor said that he will be performing an operation on him as soon as possible. Brother Sky will definitely get better. After his operation is successful, I will be the first to tell him that it was all because of you that he could get better. I'm also going to ask him to marry you as soon as possible so I can be a bridesmaid and become lucky as well." Sophie took Rose's hand, and her face was full of smile and looked very charming.
Marriage? After giving birth to this child, would she and Sky still have a future together?
Rose drank the chicken soup with her eyes down, hiding the gloom in her eyes.
"Sister, you are still weak, so you have to rest properly. When you have recovered, I will personally pick you up to see Brother Sky. During this time, I will watch him for you, so please rest assured and don't worry." Sophie didn't notice the change in Rose and spoke happily.
Rose stretched out and gently patted the back of Sophie's hand. "Sophie, you have worked hard to take care of Sky."
"My pleasure. We are sisters, and I will be happy when you are happy. You are my only sister after all."
After 40 days of suffering and waiting, Rose could finally leave the private nursing center.
But when Rose first came out of the side door of the facility with her baby, a large number of media reporters rushed up to surround her.
The spotlight flashed continuously and the microphones in the reporters' hands were in front of her like spears.
"Miss Linder, you disappeared during the year when Mr. Tanner was seriously ill, and now you have given birth in secret. Is this a big gift for Mr. Tanner who was discharged not long ago?" The reporter's words were full of sarcasm.
"It is said that Miss Linder is lofty, but in fact her private life is very messed up. This child is the best proof."
"Miss Linder, you have an engagement with Mr. Tanner of the Tanner Group. You cheated on Mr. Tanner undoubtedly. Will he forgive you?"
"Miss Linder, do you think there's still hope for you to bring this child into the Tanner family?"
"Miss Linder, who is the biological father of this child?"
"Miss Linder is so bold and unrestrained. Probably she doesn't know who the biological father of this child is either……hehe……"
All types of sharp questions forced Rose to hold the baby in her arms tightly. Her face was pale.
"This is my own business, and it has nothing to do with you. I don't have to tell you."
No one except Sophie knew about her pregnancy and childbirth. How could these reporters appear at this moment and expose everything?
Rose pressed her lips tightly, her eyes filled with doubts. The more she thought about it, the colder she felt.
"How many men Miss Elder Linder wanted to play with and how many children she wanted to have has nothing to do with us, but it has to matter for your fiancée Mr. Tanner."
At the same time, the crowd flocked to the other side. There was Sky Tanner, who was tall and didn't look as sick as before. Although he was still a bit pale, he seemed quite energetic.
Eyes that were once full of tenderness towards Rose were now strangely cold. There was suppressed anger in those eyes.
"Mr. Tanner, are you here to take Miss Linder home?"
"Is your engagement still valid? Will you accept Miss Linder's illegitimate child?"
Sky and Rose looked at each other across the crowd, with complicated and obscure looks.
Rose just wanted to take a quiet look at him before leaving to see if he was well, but she didn't expect it to be in this situation.
"Sky, can you listen to me?" Rose asked slightly, trying to explain for herself, and didn't want him to be embarrassed in front of everyone.
"The truth is already there. Is there anything else to be made clear?" Seeing is believing. He would not take it as a lie. "Does the baby come from nowhere?"