I can’t remember the exact chapter but originally he weighed the options of abortion. And the Dr was telling him that it could be super bad if he chose to get one. And during his entire pregnancy he kept saying: I’m only having this baby cause it’s the only option. Cause it was heavily implied that something awful could happen because having an abortion could affect his body since he got that surgery when he was younger. I think a lot of people reading inferred this and possible so did MC- that the something awful was death. I can’t remember if he said death specifically. I read all of this in one sitting today but I truly forgot if death was specifically mentioned. Or just implied. I def also came away from that chapter with the implication that MC could be super hurt or die if he got an abortion. That’s what the atmosphere felt like for sure.
It’s in chapter 32. If he were to get an abortion, it could lead to pheromone issues and him not being able to regulate his pheromones, which would be horrible for him because he’s lived as a beta for practically all of his life, so he’s never had to deal with having pheromones. It would basically ruin his life.
Where did it say that Gyuha getting pregnant could be dangerous or kill him? I keep seeing comments like this. I even saw someone say he was on his deathbed during his first pregnancy/birth, and I’m just wondering where y’all are getting this from??? Yes, the doctor stated that he has a weak uterus, which could lead to difficulty conceiving, but that’s it…unless I missed something. I don’t even remember anything being stated differently in the novel. Gyuha had a pretty standard pregnancy and birth without any complications.
Anyway, if I’m wrong, please point me to the chapter because it’s been bugging me. I just don’t see Chayoung agreeing to, or being happy about, a pregnancy that could be dangerous for Gyuha.
(And please, I’m only talking about Gyuha’s pregnancy within this story not real life complications and dangers that can come with pregnancy. Unless it was specifically stated by the author, it’s irrelevant.)