Wealthy, powerful, and handsome, Gautam Kapoor is the best of the best in the country. Every guy wants to be him, and every girl wants to be with him.
His life seems perfect, except for a few catches. One, he is in a secret marriage of convenience...
Believe me, no clickbait this time. Good times have come. Give this chapter a star already!!
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Gautam looked at Megha. "That's enough. Don't poke your nose into other people's affairs. I'll take you to the hospital first."
Megha turned to look at Gautam, "I'm fine."
Just then, she suddenly felt her body sway.
Gautam pulled her arm and looked at her. "What's wrong?"
Megha was not usually this weak. However, her complexion looked slightly pale at the moment.
She shook her head.
She still wanted to say something but Gautam lifted her in his arms in one swift motion.
At the Hospital,
Gautam looked at Megha. "How do you feel?"
Megha shook her head. "I'm fine. I just felt particularly unwell just now. My chest felt stifled."
"I'll get someone to examine you."
"I should be fine." Megha tugged at him.
"No way. I'm going to get someone here right now to take a look. Don't move," he said to her sternly with a tight expression.
While speaking, he had already picked up his phone and called a doctor to come and examine Megha.
Before the doctor came, he crouched down even further and looked at her while massaging her legs. "Don't make yourself so busy. You've been too tired lately."
"Not... not really. I feel alright most of the time. I don't really feel tired. Apart from preparing for wedding, the maids help me with everything else. How tired can I be?"
Gautam looked at her, his heart aching for her.
When the doctor arrived, he saw Gautam still crouching down beside her. He looked at Megha worriedly and quickly came in. He said, "Sir."
Gautam stood up. From the side, he stared at him and said, "Check on Madam. Do a more thorough examination."
"Yes. Don't worry, Sir."
When it came to Megha, family doctors like him always had to be more careful with her than with Sir. As they knew that she was someone whom Sir considered more important than himself, they naturally dared not to treat her poorly.
In no time, he did a blood test for her and examined her heart beat.
After the doctor had completed everything, he looked at the test results and said, "My God!"
The doctor turned to see the anxious look in his eyes. It seemed that smoke was about to emanate from his eyes. The doctor hastily said, "Sir. Sir, don't be anxious. It's good news. Madam is pregnant."
