CHAPTER 676: CHAPTER 676: SHOULD I GET A CHECKUP?

The sun was shining brightly today, and to help Nina Sinclair adapt to the Lancaster family’s environment, Byron Sinclair specifically arranged for her to stay at the Lancaster family home. He granted Nina Sinclair a three-day leave, allowing her not to go to the Sinclair Group.

Nina Sinclair felt a bit helpless; actually, she was rather reserved when facing Grandfather Lancaster and Grandma Lancaster.

Perhaps in the past, when she didn’t know their identities, she wasn’t so nervous. Now knowing they don’t like her naturally makes her feel somewhat uneasy.

Julian Lancaster went to work at the Lancaster Group early in the morning, leaving only Nina Sinclair alone.

Recently, Sharon Lancaster was also busy with her wedding plans with Louis Quinn, making it almost impossible for her to visit Nina. Now, Nina Sinclair could only face everything on her own.

In the living room, Old Madam Lancaster said to the maid, "Go and bring out the bird’s nest soup that has been stewed for Nina to eat."

The maid immediately went downstairs upon hearing this.

Old Madam Lancaster said to Nina Sinclair, "Nina, you should eat more bird’s nest now. When the child is born, their skin will be fair. Make sure you eat a lot later."

Upon hearing this, Nina Sinclair felt a pang of guilt.

She could only suppress her panic and respond with a smile to Old Madam Lancaster.

The problem right now is that there is nothing in her belly, and she doesn’t know how long she can keep it under wraps.

Recently, she and Julian have been trying very hard, yet there hasn’t been any good news. She even suspects there might be some issue with her body, perhaps she should visit a hospital?

But she can’t openly go for a check-up, as she might be discovered.

In an instant, Nina Sinclair had mentally prepared herself and secretly decided to go for a test.

Old Madam Lancaster suddenly remembered something, she said, "Nina, my birthday is coming up in a few days. He and I plan to organize a grand celebration; you should come help."

Although Old Madam Lancaster had some reservations against Nina Sinclair because of Caleb Lancaster.

However, now that Nina Sinclair was supposedly carrying the Lancaster family child, she might be joining the Lancaster family in the future. It would be better to let her adapt to the convolutions of upper-class society now, so she wouldn’t have to worry as much later.

Nina Sinclair froze for a moment, then nodded in agreement.

In the evening, Julian Lancaster returned. While Nina Sinclair was with him in the room, she asked, "Julian, today your grandma mentioned something to me. In a few days, it’s her birthday party, and she said I should help prepare."

"That’s something good."

"Good thing?" Nina Sinclair looked at him in surprise.

Julian Lancaster curved his lips into a smile, "Although Grandma has some opinions about you now, she genuinely likes you. This is also a good opportunity for you to build a good relationship with her, and with her help, things will be easier with Grandpa."

Nina Sinclair realized, indeed Old Madam Lancaster was much easier to talk to.

She sighed, "Alright then, I’ll prepare seriously for this event. I’ll ask my dad for a few more days off."

Thinking of how joyful Old Madam Lancaster was discussing the arrival of her great-grandson today, Nina Sinclair said in distress, "Today your grandma seemed really excited about the child. Wouldn’t this deception be bad for her?"

Julian Lancaster raised a brow and pulled Nina Sinclair into his arms, "What’s bad about it?"

"Things eventually get exposed someday. I’m afraid. What if they find out?"

"Then make this lie a reality, so we won’t have to worry about them finding out."

Nina Sinclair glared at him reproachfully, "You have some nerve saying that. So long and it’s still not happening. Do you think there’s something wrong with my body? Should I get a check-up?"