Natalia gazed into the warm depths of Magnus’ dark eyes, then at his strikingly handsome features, and silently nodded in


    agreement.


    With a protective arm, Magnus scooped Natalia into his embrace and, along with their son, Jonas, made a beeline for the


    hospital. Magnus needed confirmation of Natalia''s pregnancy to set his mind at ease.


    The trio hurried to the hospital, Magnus on edge the entire way, insisting on carrying Natalia and refusing to let her walk for fear


    she might twist her back.


    Jonas, the obedient little shadow, trailed behind them, and whenever Natalia voiced a protest, he sided with his dad, urging her


    to stay content in his father''s arms.


    Natalia was beyond words. Those in the know would understand she was off to the gynecologist, but to any onlooker, her


    husband and son''s battle stations stance might''ve suggested she was battling some terminal illness.


    Despite her protests, her voice carried little weight in the matter, and she resigned herself to resting against Magnus’ chest. Her


    hand covered her face in case they bumped into someone familiar. The embarrassment would be unbearable!


    Magnus carried Natalia to the maternity ward, elbowing the door open. "Doctor, quick, my wife needs seeing to!"


    The doctor, picking up on Magnus'' panic, immediately tensed up. "Alright,y the patient down on the bed. What seems to be the


    problem? Is she miscarrying, or is it an ectopic pregnancy?"


    The sight of a man carrying a woman to the gynecologist''s office usually meant serious business.


    Magnus, his face like thunder butplying with the doctor''s instructions, gently ced Natalia on the bed before glowering at


    the doctor. "We''re here for a pregnancy test!"


    Only then did the doctor realize she''d jumped to conclusions, muttering irritably, "Well, you could''ve started with that. Who carries


    their wife in for a pregnancy test?"


    "What are you saying?" Magnus red up. "As a doctor, you should be ashamed of that attitude! Now, | doubt whether you''re


    even qualified to administer a test to my wife!"


    The doctor was used to scolding patients. She wasn''t familiar with Magnus, and was taken aback by his fury.


    "Tch, who do you think you are? If you don''t like it, get lost. Don''t give me that attitude!" With a dismissive roll of his eyes, the


    doctor returned to his seat, ignoring them entirely.


    Magnus'' temper soared. Had this been in Melfort, he would''ve taught this arrogant doctor a lesson in regret.


    "Fine! You''re the boss! But just remember, don''t cross me!" Fuming, Magnus returned to Natalia''s side, preparing to lift her, "Let''s


    go. We won''t be getting our check-up here."


    Natalia gently chastised Magnus, "Look at you, getting all worked up for nothing. What''s the use in arguing with the doctor?"


    Just as Magnus was about to respond, the hospital director happened to pass by the door. The director, having tried and failed to


    secure a meeting with Magnus multiple times, was thrilled to bump into him, promptly entering with a push of the door.


    "Mr. Andersen? My, what a surprise to see you here! It must be fate," the director said, pushing up his gold-rimmed sses and


    warmly shaking Magnus'' hand.


    Magnus didn''t recognize the hospital director but saw his title on the badge, responding politely with a nod, "Hello."


    The director, worried about the hospital''s fragile finances, saw Magnus’ unexpected visit as a golden opportunity. He quickly


    deduced the situation and cheerfully asked, "Is thedy here for a check-up?"


    He then turned to the doctor inside. "What are you waiting for? Get moving and provide Mrs. Andersen with the service she


    deserves!"


    The doctor, realizing the gravity of his blunder—having just mouthed off to a VIP—feared for her job.


    Hoping to salvage his career, she stered on a ttering smile and approached Magnus. "Oh, Mr. Andersen, forgive my


    foolishness. Please, don''t take it to heart."


    "Hmph!" Magnus huffed coldly, "How could 1? Your hospital is just too superior for the likes of us!" With that, Magnus bent down


    and lifted Natalia, who was lying t on her sickbed. "Let''s go, my dear. This hospital isn''t worth the visit!"


    This certainly caught the hospital director and the doctor off guard; they had never imagined Magnus''s temper to be so short.


    The director quickly grabbed Magnus''s arm, "Mr. Andersen, did something happened just now? Please don''t be angry. | assure


    you we will handle the matter seriously!"


    Fear made the doctor break into a sweat, causing his knees to go weak as he stammered, "I...I..."


    "You haven''t even finished your internship and you are acting arrogant here? Pack your things and get out!" the director turned


    and harshly scolded the doctor.


    Then he turned back to Magnus, his face all smiles, “Mr. Andersen, please don''t be angry. Our hospital''s service and technology


    are the best in all of Hawaii. Should your wife need any kind of examination, we assure you we will provide A-ss service."


    But Magnus still couldn''t douse the


    fire of his anger, he retorted coldly,


    "Well, we may not be u i yeuO (1


    _ss serge dee r. This


    hespital of yours is truly eye-opening!


    Just a small-time doctor and already


    so high and mighty. Don''t forget that


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    "Yes, Mr. Andersen, you are


    absolutely right! I''ll see to it that we


    make immediate reforms. Thi


    disgrace 0 gh mrettéal profession


    Wil b ealt with immediately!" The


    director, sweating profusely, waved


    the doctor away. "Settle your wages


    with the finance department, and


    don''t bothering in tomorrow."


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    "Director, I..." The doctor, now tearful and mortified, pped herself twice, pleading with Magnus, "Please, Mr. Andersen, just let


    this go. I''ve got a family to support; | can''t be without a job."


    Magnus snorted with barely


    concealed disdain. "What if it''d been


    someone else, huh? | b Lyoudstil


    s rytipgerauRa ike a peacock.


    don''t deserve to wear that white


    coat! | hope you remember this


    lesson and stop disgracing the noble


    reputation of healthcare


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    "Are you hearing me? Scram! And if you don''t hurry up, don''t bothering back for your paycheck!" The hospital director


    briskly ushered the doctor out the door before turning to Magnus with a solicitous air. "Mr. Andersen, is your wife unwell, or is


    there another matter?"


    Magnus red at him. "Unwell? We''re here for a pregnancy check-up. My wife might be expecting."


    The director let out a silent sigh of relief, having narrowly avoided turning good news into bad, and quickly smoothed things over.


    "Oh, that''s wonderful news. Mr. Andersen, pleasee with me. I''ll arrange for aprehensive check-up for your wife right


    away."


    With the tension somewhat alleviated, Magnus followed the director, carrying Natalia through the corridors. They were treated


    with the utmost respect, befitting VIPs for the remainder of their visit.