Chapter 1053

But more often than not, more than one embryo would survive. It could sometimes be three or even up to four or five. When the cases of the three pregnant ladies in Jamborough were exposed, Internet users speculated that the pregnancies resulted from IVF. Some even claimed the hospital must have cutting-edge fertility technology. But the subsequent interviews revealed otherwise. None of the pregnant ladies had undergone IVF, and all of them had conceived naturally. One of the ladies was far from overjoyed about being a mother to multiple children. Instead, she was visibly distraught. She had two children at home, and this was an accidental pregnancy. She believed she could manage to raise three children with some effort, but she was now informed that she was carrying triplets. Raising five children was financially impossible for an average working family. Having children wasn't just about giving birth; they needed to be raised and taught well. This wasn't when one could simply ha