Chapter 521

"Then terminate it," Agatha said coldly, her attitude meticulous and cruel. "A child who isn't fit to be kept in every way... Even if you manage to preserve it, it can lead to problems. However, before the prenatal checkup, your worries are just that—worries." "Grandma Foster, I'm also worried that Bradley will find out about my pregnancy," Esther confessed. Esther wondered whether they could still successfully divorce if Bradley discovered her pregnancy. "Esther, before you worry about a successful divorce, consider whether your body can safely support your labor," Agatha advised. She knew people would go to great lengths to save their child, but a mother's safety should always take precedence over the fetus. While movies and TV often depicted dilemmas between a mother's life and a child's, in real life, this rarely occurred because doctors prioritized the mother's safety. The doctors in the operating room would do everything to save the mother. Only when the mother survived woul