Why it never ends

Chapter 1105 Physical Examination

Late at night, Hesta returned to the farm with the children who were already trapped together. The children rubbed their eyes and got out of the car, stepping one by one on the solid ground of the farm.

The twelve children were divided into three groups, living in the rooms of Hesta and Victoria, Turan and Lu Qizhen, and Ende and Zoe. Santa had already brought twelve single beds in the afternoon. Fortunately, the rooms of these people were originally large, and after putting down four small beds, the layout of the room just became more compact, and it didn't seem crowded.

Eleven and Kiki also heard that some sisters were coming tonight, so they did not go to bed until after ten o'clock. They held each other's hands, and once they found that the other was about to fall asleep, they would immediately pinch each other's arms.

"Where do we live?" Eunice asked.

"You guys live with Pakat first," Hesta said, "The house there is only a few minutes away from us. When the school and the school building are repaired, we will move there together--"

"No!" Yunis immediately interrupted Hesta's words, and she clenched her hands in her pockets again, "We can't separate from the other Kasyapas at this time. They just got here, and -"

"Then you can sleep on the floor in my room. I haven't prepared a bed for you." Hesta replied.

Eunice was stunned. She thought she would have to go through more negotiations with Hesta about this matter, but she didn't expect the other party to agree so easily.

Hesta looked at Gahodore, "What about you?"

"She can sleep at Mr. Pakat's place," Eunice said directly.

Jiahoduolei's expression was a little subtle. She glanced at Younis, and her eyes were obviously questioning - What right do you have to make decisions for me?

"Listen to me." Yunis switched to the local language of District 12 in a low voice, "One of us is here, and the other is there, just right."

"Then I'll stay here and you go over there." Gahoduolei replied coldly, "You are not my superior and you have no right to give me orders."

"you--"

"Tell Santa after you've discussed it," Hesta patted Yunus' shoulder, and then pointed to Santa who was busy on the second floor, "That's the guy over there."

"That moment——"

"After you put your things away, don't rush to rest," Hesta said, "You all know how to speak the dialect of District 12 and District 3, right? I need you to be my translators."

"...No problem." The two girls answered in unison - apparently, this was an important task mentioned by Teacher Boheng.

Under the gaze of the two, Hesta went upstairs alone and knocked on Eucalyptus' door.

There was no movement in the room at first. Hesta stood there for a long time before he heard footsteps approaching. The door was unlocked and opened a crack. Eucalyptus's expression changed from confusion to surprise: "...Jane, you're back?"

"Yes, I'm back. Are you okay?" Hesta asked. "It must be quite noisy near the main house these days. Does it bother you?"

Eucalyptus smiled and looked back, as if there was someone else in the room.

She opened the door and asked, "Would you like to come in and sit down?"

It was not until this moment that Hesta realized that Dangat, whom she had rescued a few days ago, was sitting on the bed opposite Eucalyptus. He immediately stood up when he saw Hesta.

"Salima." Dangate could not say more, but just stared at her.

Hesta immediately noticed Dangat's abdomen. Dangat had changed into ordinary pajamas, so his bulging belly was particularly obvious.

Hesta nodded to her, indicating that she didn't need to be nervous and could go back to bed and rest.

"Why is she in your room?" Hesta asked, "Victoria said she entrusted Dangat to Tiexi?" "I asked her to come here," Eucalyptus said softly, "I heard Victoria talk about your story... She is the first person to respond to you. I think she is very special."

"Will it disturb your rest?"

Eucalyptus shook his head: "...Why don't you let those kids live in my room? My room is also big."

"They are only moving here temporarily. They will move out once the school building is built—"

There was a knock at the door, and several people turned around at the same time, and Victoria was standing there.

"Do you have time?" Victoria asked, "I'll quickly go over the situation of those people in the backyard with you."

Hesta stood up, but immediately turned his head to look at Eucalyptus: "I have nothing else to say, you should rest."

Victoria silently watched Hesta's reaction and gave Eucalyptus a farewell smile.

After leaving the room, Hesta's expression became serious and focused again: "...They have already been to the hospital, right?"

"Yes." Victoria whispered, "Sophie took all the pregnant women to the city last night, and they will come back this evening."

"…How is the situation?"

"Not optimistic," Victoria whispered. "We originally planned to take only the pregnant women to the city for prenatal checkups yesterday afternoon, but Sophie found that some of them seemed... not quite right, so we called an extra car and took everyone there for a comprehensive physical examination."

Hesta's eyes were fixed on Victoria: "What was the result?"

"Of these 67 people, 16 are pregnant, all at around 21 weeks of pregnancy, and seven have experienced spontaneous abortions within two weeks...More than one-third have severe STDs. These people are still in the city for follow-up treatment and examinations and have not returned yet."

"The pregnancy period is around 21 weeks?" Hesta narrowed his eyes slightly, "Is that so?"

Victoria nodded silently.

The muscles on Hesta's cheeks trembled slightly: "...Where are the rest of the people?"

"In the backyard," Victoria replied. "They have already set up the sheds and distributed all the necessities, but it is up to you to decide what to do with them next. You'd better go over there tonight. They know you are coming back, and no one has gone to bed... They are all waiting for you."

"I understand," Hesta said, "I'll be there soon. I...let me be alone for a while."

"Well, I'll go to the backyard first." Victoria's mouth sank slightly, "Come down as soon as possible."

Hesta held the handrail on the second floor and looked down at the living room without saying a word. Many people were busy and there was a lot of noise everywhere.

Ximoya stood at the stairs to the second floor, also looking at Hesta in silence.

"Are you okay?" Ximoya whispered, "I didn't mean to hear it, but I did hear it all."

"…It's not something that needs to be kept secret. It's okay."

"I came to see if you have time. If you do, you can take me to see Arevalo now."

Hesta turned around: "Now? Are you sure?"