Bridget Jones's Baby (2016)
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Obstetrician’s office, London. “So, which of the times do you think I would have got pregnant on?” I said, hopefully.
“Does it matter?” said Dr. Rawlings, a stern woman with a crisp, humourless manner.
“Yes! Such a special moment! We want to know which one it is so we can treasure it.”
“Well, you can’t. You’ll have to treasure both of them.”
“But surely one date is more likely than the other?”
“Actually, one’s a bit early, and the other’s a bit late. Are you sure there wasn’t another ‘treasurabl...e occasion’ in between?”
“Quite sure, thank you,” I said, primly. “So, of the two, which one would you go for?”
“No idea: both equally likely.”
“Have a guess.”
“No.”
“Just pretend you’re putting money on a horse.”
“No.”
“What about the scan?”
“Ten to thirteen weeks: you’re thirteen.”
“Will that show when the conception was?”
“No. Now call this number to fix a date for the scan,” she said, getting up. “And you’ll be able to bring the daddy with you, won’t you?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Obstetrician’s office, London. “So, which of the times do you think I would have got pregnant on?” I said, hopefully.
“Does it matter?” said Dr. Rawlings, a stern woman with a crisp, humourless manner.
“Yes! Such a special moment! We want to know which one it is so we can treasure it.”
“Well, you can’t. You’ll have to treasure both of them.”
“But surely one date is more likely than the other?”
“Actually, one’s a bit early, and the other’s a bit late. Are you sure there wasn’t another ‘treasurabl...e occasion’ in between?”
“Quite sure, thank you,” I said, primly. “So, of the two, which one would you go for?”
“No idea: both equally likely.”
“Have a guess.”
“No.”
“Just pretend you’re putting money on a horse.”
“No.”
“What about the scan?”
“Ten to thirteen weeks: you’re thirteen.”
“Will that show when the conception was?”
“No. Now call this number to fix a date for the scan,” she said, getting up. “And you’ll be able to bring the daddy with you, won’t you?”
What to read after Bridget Jones's Baby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Fielding to read onlineMoreLess
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