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The other guests, who had just been about to greet the couple, quietly turned their heads, the tension in the air leaving them momentarily silent. The awkwardness was palpable.

But caught up in their anger, Vanessa and Spencer remained oblivious, continuing their argument with rising intensity.

“Oh please,” Spencer scoffed. “Whatever I’ve done, it doesn’t top throwing up in front of a live audience.”

“I didn’t throw up!” Vanessa snapped. “Stop making things up.”

She refused to admit it. In her mind, the pregnancy and the child would never come to term anyway.

Spencer let out a short, mirthless laugh. “You know what it was. Don’t insult everyone’s intelligence, Vanessa.”

Her eyes flicked briefly to Brian, standing a short distance away, but she held her ground. Instead, she deflected, dragging up Spencer’s own infidelities to cast herself in the victim’s role.

Spencer wasn’t about to let her take that angle. He demanded she go with him to the hospital, but Vanessa rejected the idea without hesitation.

The tension escalated once again, the argument spiraling louder and more chaotic.

Watching the scene unfold, Jessica decided it was time to leave. She gave Brian a slight nod, ready to slip

away.

But before they could move, Peyton suddenly turned to her, her tone all too casual. “Ms. Grant, may I ask what morning sickness felt like for you? Based on your experience, do you think what we just saw with Mrs. Hale was morning sickness?”

Clearly, she wasn’t above fanning the flames.

The bickering couple abruptly fell silent, finally aware that others were present. Both turned toward Jessica in

unison.

Raymond, just returning from the platform, heard the question and immediately saw a chance to steer the atmosphere back toward calm. He gestured quickly to the cameraman, signaling him to shift the focus.

Jessica frowned slightly. She’d never been fond of overly familiar people, but seeing the camera move toward her, she chose to answer with composure for the sake of appearances.

“Morning sickness is… incredibly uncomfortable,” she said, her tone calm and sincere. “During the worst phase, I couldn’t keep anything down. I remember throwing up bile more than once. The nausea, the dizziness, the physical strain… it brought me to tears more than a few times.”

She shared her experience in detail, including remedies she had found somewhat helpful.

“I hope some of these suggestions can help others going through the same thing. And I hope we can all be a little more understanding.

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“When expectant mothers get sick in public, it’s rarely intentional. They’re not trying to cause a scene. It’s just. that their bodies won’t let them hide it. A bit of empathy goes a long way. Thank you.”

She gave a small bow toward the camera, politely concluding her remarks. As for Peyton’s second question, she ignored it entirely.

“I’m sorry, Jessi,” Brian said softly, unable to hold it in any longer. He reached for her hand. “It’s my fault you had to go through all that.”

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