Dylan had something to deal with, so he had only arrived that morning. When he held Olivia's waist, she flinched. It was an obvious reaction to pain. Her waist was hurting for some reason. Dylan figured out what was going on without asking.

Dylan liked Olivia and felt sympathy for her.

He lowered his head, his tall nose brushing against her ear as he asked gently, "You spent the night with him?"

Olivia didn't want to keep it from him. She replied in a low voice, "It was an accident. I had too much to drink."

Dylan had many questions, but since they were at a wedding and Olivia wasn't in the best mood, he bit his tongue. Olivia then added in softer voice, "It won't happen again. I'm done with him for good."

Olivia didn't tell Dylan that she had been forced to take the morning-after pill because she was scared he would lose his temper at how insulting that was.

Dylan noticed her pale face and was worried about her, so he bid Leonel goodbye and left with her. In the car, Olivia's face became increasingly pale. She looked as white as a sheet.

"Go to the nearest hospital," Dylan instructed the driver.

The driver peeked in the rearview mirror, made a U-turn, and drove to a hospital.

Olivia underwent an examination and it wasn't anything serious.

The doctor regarded Dylan thoughtfully for a while and bluntly said, "You can't have too vigorous sex. If men are too rough, women will feel uncomfortable. First things first, sex should be something consensual. Besides, it's not safe for every woman to take contraceptive pills. This is a clear case of stomach cramps. It's very painful."

Dylan slowly curled his fingers into fists, but didn't deny it.

After giving Dylan some more advice, the doctor wrote the prescription and asked him to pay up and get the medication. Then Dylan returned to the car. He found some hot water for Olivia to take the medicine. Without mentioning Raphael, he said, "You want to be alone, right? But you will have no one to look after you when you're sick."

Although he was tactful, Olivia understood what he was getting at.

Dylan wanted a relationship with her.

But how could she do this to him?

She leaned against her seat and closed her eyes slightly. After a while, she said softly, “Dylan, you know I can't..."

She couldn't have kids anymore.

Dylan was the only son of the Wright family and needed to carry on his family line. She couldn't and didn't dare to be with him.

Dylan knew what was eating at her.