Thomas was the only son of the third generation of the Livingstones. He had been spoiled from a young age.
At home he used to be very arrogant. The only son in Elder Mrs. Huntâs family was also very spoiled, which made Thomas even more arrogant.
Back then, when he married Helen, besides the Stewarts being famous for their children, it was also because Helen had a shy personality and could let Thomas have his way.
After Thomas roared at Helen, he looked at Nora with disdain. âAlternative medicine, is it reliable? Let me tell you, alternative medicine is a shamâ¦â
Mrs. Livingstone hastened to say, âDonât talk nonsense. Miss Smith is not only a doctor of alternative medicine, she is also a famous doctor of modern medicine. Besides, sheâs your future sister-in-law!â.
Thomas and Justin were of the same generation. Although their relationship was much more distant, Elder Mrs. Huntâs love for her family meant that Thomas came over often when he was young.
Therefore, Thomas gained Justinâs favor. Upon hearing this, he immediately smiled. âOh, my sister-in-law! Look, we became friends after a fightâ¦â
Nora: ââ¦â
Not only was she a spoiled person, but even her personality was terrible.
Then she took Thomasâ pulse seriously.
Thomas continued to insist. âMiss Smith, take a good look at my pulse. When you are finished, tell this woman that I will definitely be fine. Make her stop asking me to go to the doctor all the time, Iâm fine! She always finds a reason to find fault with me. Isnât she afraid Iâll get a divorce?â
gαlnÏνâ¯lsâ¤com has fresh updates for you By the time he finished speaking, Nora had already opened her eyes.
Thomas was quick to ask, âMiss Smith, how are you?â
Nora stared at his expression for a while and asked him a few normal questions. When she finished, she said with a serious expression, âIndeed, the problem is with you.â
These words stunned Mrs. Livingstone. She stepped forward nervously and asked, âWhatâs the matter with him?â
Nora said, âYou have asthenospermia. It means that his sperm have low motility. Thatâs why he hasnât been able to fertilize Helen for so many years.â
Mrs. Livingstoneâs eyes widened. âCan⦠can this be treated?â
Nora nodded. âOf course.â She looked down and picked up the paper. âI will prescribe some doses of medication. You must take them exactly as prescribed. You should be fine in a month.â
Mrs. Livingstone nodded and asked, âWhatâs wrong with him, how did it come to this? Our Thomas got his classmate pregnant at age 20! He didnât have this problem in the past!â
Nora immediately looked at Thomas with a faint smile and said, âOh, itâs probably because he was doing it too often!â
As soon as she said this, Mrs. Livingstone unconsciously looked at Helen and scolded her, âYou bitch! Are you digging up devouring my sonâs aura every night? Why are you so shameless?â.
Helenâs face flushed at the rebuke. She said, âGrandma, Thomas rarely comes back while I stay at home, how could heâ¦?â
Since going to the doctor, to get Helen pregnant, the Livingstones had asked Thomas to come back every month during his ovulation period.
Indeed, he was rarely home.
Mrs. Livingstone was stunned. Before she could react, Helenâs eyes turned red as she looked at Thomas. âYou havenât broken up with Cecelia yet, have you? The last time I found out, you promised me that if it happened again, weâd divorce!â
Thomas pursed his lips.
Only then did Mrs. Livingstone realize something. She slapped Thomasâs face. âHow can you be with such a promiscuous woman? You keep doing it so often. You really donât know how to keep it in your pants! Who is this Cecelia? She seduced you dry out of your body! Youâve got to break up with that slut!â
With that, he turned to comfort Helen. âHelen, donât worry about Thomas. Heâs young. He likes to play. This is no big deal. Why are you talking about divorce? But donât worry, Iâm sure Iâll keep a good eye on him! I guarantee heâll take a monthâs medicine and then they can have a child.â
Helen bit her lip and cried. âI, I want to go homeâ¦â
Mrs. Livingstone nodded. âOkay, okay. Letâs go home⦠Weâll talk when we get back. Weâll stop fooling around outside~.â Helen shook her head. âI want to go back to my motherâs house.â
At that moment, she felt aggrieved and couldnât take it anymore.
So many years had passed. For not being able to give birth, her family was treated badly by the Livingstones. It seemed unreasonable.
Her mother had even secretly given her all kinds of medicine. She even promised her that she would give birth to three children in one pregnancy.
But it turned out that all those grievances were to no avail.
It wasnât that she couldnât give birth. It was all Thomasâs fault.
The reason Thomas couldnât get her pregnant wasnât because of her health, but because he was doing it too often with someone elseâ¦. The word âtoo oftenâ hurt Helen, and she felt simply sick to the bone.
But how could Mrs. Livingstone let her go?
Knowing it wasnât Helenâs fault, she continued to convince her.
At that moment, however, Thomas scoffed. âAll right, have you played enough?â
Helen was taken aback.
Thomas pointed at Nora and said, âHave they planned this? They want to blame it on me! Hehe, Iâm a very strong man. How can I have a problem like this? Theyâre really lousy at acting.â
Nora frowned.
Mrs. Livingstone was even more flabbergasted. âThomas, what nonsense are you talking? Miss Smith is a disciple of Doctor Zabe!â
Thomas scoffed. âWhat disciple? I think itâs just a scam! Mom, I already said that alternative medicine is a sham! And Helen wants a divorce? Then let her get a divorce! How can a barren woman have the nerve to stay at home?â
Mrs. Livingstone frowned. âDonât talk nonsense, Miss Smithâ¦â
âHeâs lying to you!â Thomas lifted his chin and said proudly, âI have proof!â
Mrs. Livingstone was stunned. âWhat proof?â
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