Chapter 439
Chapter 439:
The next morning arrived.
Amelia had no memory of when sleep had finally claimed her the night before. Sunlight was already pouring in when she opened her eyes.
Her hand drifted to the other side of the bed, but the space was cold. A jolt of unease made her sit upright.
She had just lowered her feet to the floor when the cabin door swung open.
Catching sight of Amelia reaching for her shoes, Wyatt hurried forward. “Don’t move. I’ll take care of it for you p>
Kneeling down, Wyatt helped Amelia with her shoes, and she frowned with worry. “You should still be resting. Your injuries aren’t healed yet p>
Because the bed in the cabin was far too cramped, Wyatt had risen early, afraid Amelia hadn’t slept well.
But when Amelia voiced her concern, Wyatt brushed it off with ease. “Too much time lying around won’t help. Breathing in this mountain air is the best medicine I could ask for p>
Marc happened to arrive in time to hear Wyatt’s excuse, and he could only roll his eyes at the ridiculous claim.
After giving Wyatt a quick inspection, Marc turned his attention to Amelia, checking her condition as well.
𝖣o𝘸𝗻𝘭оа𝘥𝘢𝘣𝗅𝘦 𝘗𝗗𝘍s 𝗼𝘯
When Marc’s brow tightened, Wyatt’s heart clenched, and his voice came quickly. “Is something wrong with Amelia’s health p>
Instead of answering Wyatt, Marc shifted his attention to Amelia. “Have you experienced any spotting lately p>
The reminder jolted Amelia’s memory of the incident on the plane.
A pang of unease surfaced as Amelia stole a glance at Wyatt, then spoke softly about what had taken place during the flight.
Once Amelia’s explanation ended, she searched Wyatt’s face, expecting anger. What she found instead was a gaze full of worry.
Moved by the look in his eyes, Amelia reached for Wyatt’s hand. “Don’t worry. Gabby already told me it’s nothing unusual p>
Wyatt’s head immediately turned toward Marc, his expression questioning.
Spotting can be common in early pregnancy, but in your case, it stemmed from intense emotional strain. Luckily, we now have the wildroot panax. I’ll speak with Gabby and let her use it to nourish your body for a few days,” Marc said.
Their conversation was interrupted when Carlee and Gabby appeared at the doorway, both coming to check in on Amelia.
As the three women left together, Wyatt said to Marc, “Tell me the truth. What’s really happening with her p>
Wyatt had no doubt that Marc’s explanation about stress had been given only to spare Amelia from further worry.
“The spotting on the plane was a warning sign of miscarriage,” Marc said.
The single word miscarriage carved deeper lines of fear into Wyatt’s face. “Why is this happening? Is her health failing p>
Catching the concern in Wyatt’s eyes, Marc forced a lighter tone. “Don’t work yourself up. We’re fortunate the wildroot panax was found. With proper care, the unborn babies inside her could be sustained for at least seven months p>
In most cases, modern medicine gave an unborn child more than a ninety-five percent chance of survival after seven months. But Amelia carried triplets, and that made everything uncertain.