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Chapter 909 A Lavish Gift

Postpartum recovery wasn’t just for women who had given birth.

Those who didn’t get to give birth to their baby––had a miscarriage or abortion, could do so as well.

In fact, they were encouraged to do so as it was beneficial for their body’s recovery.

However, Daphne shook her head and rejected Sonia. “It’s fine, President Reed. I don’t need that. I grew up in a different culture from yours, and people in our culture generally don’t believe in postpartum recovery, so I’m not planning to do that as well. Like I’ve said, I’m afraid that I might get lazy after taking a break for a few days because I might not be able to get used to the high intensity work-life after I return, so a month’s break is definitely not going to do. If that’s the case, I don’t think I can carry on with my job anymore.”

After saying what she wanted, she chuckled.

However, Sonia frowned. “Is your job more important than your body? Daphne, I know that you’re a career-minded woman, but you can’t just disregard your health because of your job. I know that going through a postpartum recovery is not prevalent in your culture, but it must have its reason for being so well-practiced here. I’m doing this for your own good. If you return to work right after your operation, you won’t be able to continue working if your body gives in on you.”

Daphne went quiet and didn’t say anything because she knew that Sonia was only suggesting she go through a postpartum recovery for her own good.

Truthfully, she wasn’t against doing so, but she was just afraid that she might feel uncomfortable during that period, and it would remind her that she just aborted her baby.

Daphne was afraid that she might start thinking of Charles following that and start regretting getting an abortion.

If I keep thinking about the baby, I’ll definitely start regretting my actions…

The reason why she didn’t want to go through postpartum recovery was that she wanted to use her busy job to numb and distract herself from the uncomfortable feeling of her body so that she wouldn’t think about the baby or Charles.

However, she couldn’t say that because she didn’t want Sonia to know about it.

If Sonia knew, she would definitely think that Daphne was trying to use her job to harm herself.

Noticing that Daphne had her head hung low without saying anything, Sonia sighed. “Just listen to me. Rest at home after your operation, and don’t come to work before the one-month mark. Even if you come, I’ll get someone to send you home, is that clear?” she said with a stern voice.

argue against Sonia, but Sonia immediately glared at her. “Alright. That’s enough. I’ve made my decision, and you’re not allowed to argue against me. I’ll visit you when I’m free, and I’ll

seriously… Fine, I get it. Thank

I’m really lucky to have such a

good to know. Is anyone accompanying you for

My friend will be

that someone will be accompanying you. I’ll pay you a visit at

“Alright,” Daphne agreed.

reached out for the documents that Daphne placed on her desk previously. “It’s settled. You may leave now if there’s nothing else. Get off work earlier

President Reed.” Daphne bowed a

a pen

halfway done, the landline on her desk

receiver and held it between her shoulder and her head before saying while signing the documents, “This is the

polite voice of a woman rang out. “This is the reception calling. Someone from Fuller Group came over with a lot of bags claiming that they are gifts that President Fuller prepared for the elders. He

paused for a moment before quickly coming back to her

he would bring them over to the Lane Residence tonight after his

see. Please send someone to bring them up

Reed,” the

back

someone knocked at her office

of gifts. Thereafter, Sonia instructed

President Reed.” The security guards assured her while moving the gifts, and Sonia gave them two bottles of water after they were done. “Thank you for

gesture and quickly motioned around with their hands as they were

water bottles after Sonia demanded them to take it, and she sent them down

became

of them looked exquisite. It was obvious that the