Cheng Su lay in bed, pondering carefully about her unexpected pregnancy.
She wasn't a stickler for rules and understood a saying, that in this world no absolutes exist. Putting all else aside and just talking about contraception, it's not as if using birth control implies absolute safety from pregnancy.
In her past life, she had heard about someone who got pregnant despite having an IUD inserted or being sterilized; of course, technology advanced in later times and humanity's compassion grew, so sterilization was not final and could be reversed if someone wanted to have children again.
But I digress, even with an IUD or sterilization, pregnancies could still unexpectedly happen, so using a condom wasn't a guarantee of 100% safety either—there could be leaks.
But was that probability large?
