The woman chatted with her for a while longer before she left, cradling her child. What Mo Ran didn’t see was that the woman walked up to a black sedan with the child in her arms.
The car window slowly rolled down, and inside sat a man with a face that drove all women wild.
"Mr. Gu, this is the recording of the call just now." The woman handed him a voice recorder.
Gu Yixuan took it, pressed play, and listened to the entire conversation she had with Mo Ran. After listening, he nodded in satisfaction and handed her a check.
"This is for two hundred thousand. Take it and use it to treat your child."
"Thank you," the woman said gratefully, taking the check and leaving with her child.
She had always been worried about her child’s medical expenses, never expecting that someone would approach her yesterday, saying that she could get two hundred thousand if she convinced a woman to give birth to her child.
For the money, she agreed. Besides, it wasn’t a bad thing, persuading a woman to have a baby, she reasoned, was also doing a good deed.
She was very curious about the relationship between Gu Yixuan and the woman she had just talked to, but those were not her concerns. She gave it a brief thought and then moved on.
Mo Ran sat in the park for a while before getting up and returning to her room.
The words of Xixi’s mom resonated deeply with her. Knowing full well that Xixi would be born with defects, her mom chose to have her unhesitatingly.
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Just like what Xixi’s mom had said, you won’t regret having a child, but you will regret not having one.
She didn’t want to do something she’d regret. After giving it some serious thought, Mo Ran decided to have the child. No matter how great the external resistance was, she was determined to give birth to him.
Initially, the decision not to have the child had relieved a lot of stress, sparing her the inner conflict. But now, deciding to keep the child brought her an indescribable sense of anticipation and joy.
Indeed, the decision to keep the child was the right one.
Mo Yan came back in the afternoon, ready to continue persuading Mo Ran, but to her surprise, Mo Ran happily agreed as soon as she brought it up.
Mo Yan was puzzled, "Weren’t you adamant about not having the child?"
Why did she suddenly change her mind?
Mo Ran smiled and said, "Actually, I didn’t really want to abort the baby; it’s just that there were some things I couldn’t accept and let go of. But I’ve thought it through now. The child is mine, no matter what, I cannot let any issue harm my baby."