"No, no, no."
Eve Sherman shook her head repeatedly upon hearing this.
She hadn't considered not having the child, at least for the time being.
The other person looked at her, seeing her in a dilemma yet showing signs of reluctance to terminate the pregnancy, and sighed softly.
"Actually, you don't need to feel pressured. You seem so young, and there's no wedding ring on your finger, so you probably aren't married yet. If you have a suitable partner, that's a good thing, and you can consider marriage. But if it's an accident, I would advise you to think about it carefully, like how you would find a partner and live while raising a child on your own."
The young nurse advised her earnestly, but Eve Sherman was lost in her own buzzing thoughts and wasn't really listening.
When she reached the doctor's office, Eve Sherman sat in the chair. Seeing the doctor's smiling face, she knew that the pregnancy was confirmed.
