Amelia Clarke looked at the box, it was imprinted with many characters, "Levonorgestrel Tablets" she didn't know what that meant, but she understood the words "for emergency contraception".
She couldn't help but be stunned.
Seeing her in a daze, Dorothy Brown explained, "Mr. Moreland is also thinking of your best interests, you haven't graduated yet; an unexpected pregnancy would delay your studies."
Amelia Clarke smiled faintly, didn't say anything, took out the pill from the box, and swallowed it down with water.
She felt an inexplicable sense of blockage in her heart.
For whatever reason, a man handing over contraception immediately after a night of passion was inherently upsetting for a woman.
There was a taste of ruthlessness in it.
Perhaps it was because of the long night's strain, but Amelia Clarke gradually began to feel dizzy and increasingly uncomfortable, with intermittent stabbing pain in her lower abdomen growing more intense.
