Chapter 186

LUNETH Drexon had done the exact opposite of what I asked of him. It did not help that the morning sickness seemed to be worsening day by day, and everything made in the kitchen seemed to start tummy trouble for me. I was constantly getting lightheaded and dizzy, and when Drexon had mentioned it to the doctor, she simply said it was normal for the early stage of pregnancy and that if it persisted, then we could check into it. "Do you want me to call the doctor over?" he asked as he helped me from the toilet to the bed. "I am fine; you need to go to work," I say, knowing where he was going with that. "You do not have the luxury to be here with me," I add, even though it is not entirely true. I feel like, since we got legally hitched, he has missed work more times than he has since he started at the company, and people are going to think it was my fault in the end. "Work can wait; you do not look fine." Drexon said with worry knitted on his face, and maybe he was right to worry. I had be