Ada recognized what Elizebeth was thinking. She grinned, "I'm alright. Don't worry. The doctor stated I only need to take a break."
If it wasn't for worried about the baby in her tummy, she didn't even need to be hospitalized at all.
Elizebeth nodded and instructed her to relax before leaving the ward. When Elizebeth got out of thecar and went into the neighborhood, she was instantly halted by a few ladies.
They all resided in this community. Although it hasn't been a long time since Elizebeth came in, there was never a conflict between her and others.
Elizebeth got perplexed. She scowled and questioned, "What are you doing?"
"Is your daughter pregnant before she is married? Isn't she carrying a bastard?" The first person chatting was a pudgy middle-aged lady who lived next door to
