“Do you still get morning sickness, Ally? You’re three months along, right?” Old Mrs. York asked out of concern.

Alice, who was sitting nearby, answered, “Yes, it’s been three months. I still get morning sickness about half an hour after eating. I only feel more comfortable after vomiting. My mom said I might have to deal with morning sickness until I give birth.”

Although Alice had terrible morning sickness and felt awful every time she vomited, it did not stop her from loving the baby in her womb.

She would be able to feel fetal movement after some time.

When Alice hit three months, she went to the hospital for a checkup and ultrasound scan. She saw the doctor’s report. The doctor said her baby’s fetal movement was ideal.

However, she could not feel the movements as they were still subtle.

According to books, fetal movements could be felt after sixteen weeks. As the fetus grew, the movements would become more detectable.

Back then, Clive had wanted her to abort the child.