She Stole My Heist ( Jelsa / Big 5 / Big 6 )

45 Snowflake Blizzard

POV Elsa

Gosh it feels so cold.

"Breathe in and out deeply," the doctor told me and I inhaled deeply and then let it out. I repeated it again and I felt the cold metal moving to another place on my back.

"Lungs sound healthy. Now you can put your shirt back on," the doctor smiled and rolled his chair back to his computer.

"So how have you been otherwise Mrs. Overland?" The doctor asked politely and my cheeks flushed.

"Alright I guess," I whispered and I crumbled the rim of my shirt inside my hand when I got it on me. Then I sat opposite from the doctor and my heart bumped wildly.

"Your heart seemed healthy as well as your lungs. Those cuts of yours have healed really well but what I'm worried about is your mental health. I would like you to tell me some things about your life so I can get a better viewpoint," he smiled and poked his glasses up on his nose.

"Well, Dr. Milo. I'm married to a man who is full of surprises, little annoying but sweet one. We live with his blind and wheelchaired sister who is kind and smart. Then my sister is currently laying in this hospital after being shot and.. um," I quieted down.

"You've been through a lot Elsa. May I ask you?" The doctor leaned back on his chair.

"Yes?" I gulped.

"Have you been trying another child? It's usually easier right after miscarriage to conceive," Milo smiled gently.

"That's pretty straightforward," I whispered.

"Yes but it's important for your medical history," Milo said with compassion.

"No, not exactly but we haven't been using.. umh..," I blushed and then I laughed nervously.

"Protection, is that so?" Milo asked and I nodded my head quickly as my cheeks heated up.

"Mmhmm.. when was your last period?" Milo asked and scribbled something down on paper.

"B-before getting pregnant," I whispered.

"And it's been quite some time after the miscarriage?" Milo asked.

"You can read it from my papers.. two months," I gulped.

"Have you done a pregnancy test?" Milo grinned.

"Yes,yesterday. I'm not pregnant," I replied quickly.

Milo sighed, "Yes. Unfortunately the loss of menstrual pause is one plausible side effect of miscarriage."

"Yes. Was this all?" I asked as I stood up. Milo nodded his head and walked me to the door.

I look around me as I walk on the sterile white corridor. On the note board I see some posters about being a mother and expecting. They wanted me to visit a gynecologist after getting out from the hospital which I now did. However I know how I feel and even though it hurts I can handle the pain.

The open area of waiting room ends me at the end of corridor. I chuckled when I saw Jack sitting there. He was reading a magazine called, '9 months'. I cleared my throat and Jack startled, quickly placing the magazine out from his hands. Then he looks at me and grinned a bit.

"So how was it?" Jack stood up when I walked in.

"I'm alright," I smiled and took his arm which he offered.

Jack sighed in relief and then grinned at me, "Good because if you have even the slightest cough I wouldn't let you be the decoy." I slapped his chest quickly and he started laughing.