71. Normal, Abnormal

“You should check your email to know the answer to your question, Mrs. Brooks,” sternly, the doctor answered Jessica’s question.

How the older woman didn’t directly say “yes” or “no” actually suggested there was something wrong with the tests’ results, but Jessica still moved her hand that was still holding the optical mouse. On the browser that was shown on the monitor, she opened her email account, and she could see some emails in her inbox whose subjects were still bold, indicating that those emails had not yet been opened.

On top of those unread emails, Jessica could see an email from the hospital where she and her husband did the infertility tests, and she clicked that email to open it. On the body of the mail was formal greetings from the hospital, stating that the results of the tests were attached to the email. There were indeed two documents attached along with the mail, and Jessica clicked one of them that had her name as the file’s name.

Jessica wasn’t familiar with some