She wished she could shove the ultrasound sheet showing Aldana Candi's pregnancy right into her face to make her see it clearly.
The girls who grew up in the Candi Clan would take a medicine specifically developed by the clan on the day of their first menstruation, a medicine that would make them unable to get pregnant.
They were tools for carrying out missions and killing, possessing no reproductive value. Moreover, some girls inevitably used their bodies during missions, and if they got pregnant, they would need an abortion, which would hinder their next mission. So, the problem was addressed at its source.
She didn't understand how Aldana Candi, who had taken the medicine, could get pregnant, yet she knew this child was her lifeline—who would bear to kill their own baby? If she could have her own child, she would surely strive harder to survive.
