Wedding Sunscreen

Part 29 ~ Wedding Sunscreen

Ezra, the man sat in his seat of greatness followed by Haura and one of the faithful sisters accompanied in the room. Since Ezra knew, Haura couldn't possibly be comfortable alone.

The man looked at Haura who lowered her head while researching some of the papers that were on her desk. Ezra wrote down some recipes and then gave the sisters to bring to Edelweis' opetek.

"Please, yes" said Ezra.

"Good Doctor." The sister immediately left, forced Haura and Ezra to convene in the room.

Actually Ezra could have told Huara, but if the woman was the one who left, the price of the medicine would automatically know Haura.

"The development of the fetus is a little late and malnourished, are you lacking appetite?"

Haura nodded. "Since a few days ago every time I wanted to eat, I felt like I was going to throw up. Can you give me appetite vitamins? I don't want my fetus to be okay," Haura pinta.

Ezra smiled while nodding his head, but his heart was crying seeing Haura's suffering all along. Should be in a young pregnancy, the role of the husband in accompanying the wife is very necessary, especially Haura experiencing Anemia.

However, Haura instead worked hard to support herself without expecting help from others.

"Come another two weeks to check the contents."

"Thank you in advance, Ezra. I don't know what to do if it's not you who ...."

"No need to thank you, it is my duty as a doctor to pay attention to his patients who are in need." The man got up from his seat and took out a box that was stacked in the corner of the room.

He gave one to Haura. "Today I'm handing out milk and some nutritious food to pregnant women, and you're one of my patients." Smiled kindly despite the slight lie coming out of his mouth.

Ezra today did make milk, a snack for his patients, but that was all he did just because of Haura. Ezra knew, Haura would not accept if she got special treatment herself, which was why she decided to share it with the others.

"Thank you again, Ezra. I'll take care of you." Haura got up from her seat after the nurse came to bring her the medicine and vitamins that Ezra had prescribed.

He bowed for a while before leaving Obgyn's doctor's office. The woman continued walking in the hospital hallway while carrying a dus in her arms. He bowed when he saw the man he knew so well out of the elevator.

Haura decided not to say hello to her husband despite passing him like now, in contrast to Aaron who stopped his steps.

It used to be as close as pulse, now as far as the sun.

That's what can describe Aaron and Haura's current relationship because of someone's crime.

Aaron opened the door of the room without permission and was then stamped in the chair across the table.

"Why did you come? Want to get hit again?" ezra asked with raised eyebrows.

Aaron rolled his eyeballs lazily, the man's attention fixed on the dus quite a lot in the corner of the room.

"For food? Tumben?"

"I'm a good and smart person, not like someone. What's wrong with sharing? That's for all my pregnant patients."

Aaron nodded his head with his mind fixed on Haura who was carrying the exact same box. "Includes Haura?"

"Maybe."

"Haura's pregnant?" Rounding his eyes in disbelief, while Ezra looked indifferent while leaning on a chair. It was time for the man to tell about Haura's contents so that Aaron and Vivian's marriage did not happen, also Aaron regretted that he had hurt the woman as tenderly as Haura.

"Are you going to believe that I said she's pregnant with your child?" Bringing questions back while holding the chest.

Aaron was silent, his tongue was faint to answer Ezra's question. Especially the conversation a few days ago with Haura. Where the woman said she cheated because she couldn't get her pregnant.

The man laughed blandly. "Of course it's not my flesh and blood, she's cheating on me for not getting pregnant."

"Sympathetic family?" Again, Ezra raised a question with his arrogant smile. It was like that the man beat Aaron unconscious, so that his brain would immediately function normally.

True said Readers bucin, Aaron not only need to treat patients, but need doctors to repair his troubled nerves.