Faye didn't make a sound.
His expression was somewhat heavy. Before meeting Tessa Caldwell, he didn't really care about this quirk and instead thought it was quite fine; at least it kept things quiet.
After meeting Tessa Caldwell, he felt there was nothing wrong with it.
He became even more indifferent about this quirk.
Until now, thinking about the future, if Tessa Caldwell gives birth to a daughter, and he feels no different about his daughter than any other woman, it would mean he'd feel nauseous and sick every time he approached or held his daughter.
It's a quirk, not a sickness, but it's worse than a sickness.
If it weren't for this realization, Faye would continue to ignore it, as it didn't really matter whether he was treated or not since he already had Tessa Caldwell.
But if Tessa Caldwell gives birth to a daughter, and he can't even hold his own daughter, that wouldn't be good.
So... he should face this issue of his head-on.
