"Auntie isn't going into labor, is she?" Mia Moreland saw the degree of dampness on Grace Adams' pants and could imagine how much blood had been lost. A chill crept up her back, and her voice trembled as she spoke, "Isn't the baby not even seven months yet? Can it be born now?"
She had never given birth, but had watched numerous TV dramas. In general, in this kind of situation, the baby definitely cannot stay in the womb.
A premature birth before seven months generally has a high disability rate, and in more severe cases, could result in the baby's death.
Grace Adams seemed to have lost her ability to think, unaware of how dire her situation was, not even feeling the pain in her abdomen. Her eyes were fixed on the door of the emergency room, her gaze seemingly penetrating the barrier to see her husband being rescued inside.
Ann Chapman quickly brought over the obstetrician and a stretcher, and Grace was swiftly sent into the examination room.
