Qin Wenze was miserable.
He was also afraid Gao Lan wouldn’t be able to accept it.
Fu Mingxue didn’t know what to say either.
It really wasn’t her place to say anything about this.
When they mentioned the severe bleeding earlier—she had still been clinging to a sliver of hope.
She hoped Gao Lan would be all right.
As a woman, and with memories of her past life, she understood just how important having a biological child was to a woman in this day and age.
In a way, it was an obsession.
Take her, for instance. In her past life, she had raised the triplets as if they were her own, never really thinking about having a biological child of her own.
She figured she had raised them since they were tiny, and she had poured her heart into it, so whether they were biologically hers was completely unimportant.
Even in that sham of a marriage, she had raised those triplets with everything she had—and not for Song Yan’s sake.
In her heart, those triplets were her own children.
But as it turned out, it wasn’t until she was old that she discovered the children she had poured her heart and soul into raising were actually three ungrateful wretches.
That indignation was a hundred times more painful than the lonely, sexless marriage she had endured in the Song family.
This was what had given rise to her obsession—now that she was reborn, she wanted to raise a child of her own.
Unfortunately, plans rarely keep up with reality.
She had still become a stepmother.
However, the affection she felt for Qin Hao and Qin Keke was no different than what she’d feel for her own biological children.
But she still wanted to have a child of her own—partly to fulfill the obsession from her past life, and partly because she wanted to be a complete woman.
She wanted to experience what it was like to give birth.
So, in this moment, she could understand the pain Gao Lan must feel after learning she could no longer have children.
Fate was truly cruel.
’How did it come to this?’
A few moments later, Gao Lan was wheeled out.



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