Chapter 29 I Lost My Child In A Miscarriage

• I didn’t keep Zain took two steps forward and stopped me.
• “Why are you here?” He looked at me with cold brows. I lowered my head, not daring to look up at him, just wanting him to let go quickly so that I wouldn’t appear so downtrodden and pathetic in front of him.
• “Zain, who is it?” Zain’s grandmother slowly walked over with the help of a middle-aged woman, and her face visibly changed abruptly when she saw me.