"Because I'm a doctor, the pregnant woman asked me for help to confirm the condition of the child in her womb.
Since I didn't think there was anything wrong with the baby she was carrying, it wasn't recommended to induce labor. And so it was discovered that her baby wasn't her own, but that she'd helped someone else carry it.
She didn't want to abort a healthy child, didn't want to be coerced by the agency's boss, so I kept her and protected her. But I didn't expect that someone with ulterior motives would distort the truth."
The reporters asked, "Your story is all your word. How can we be sure?"
"Got anything to prove it?"
"Can you produce any strong evidence?"
"How do you explain your contract papers from the agency boss?"
