Chapter 499: 499: Textile Extra 3: Xu Fang Laying Eggs ing (First Update)
“Don’t hold back, bite if it hurts.”
She clutched his clothes, quietly leaning against him, “It’s okay, it’s not very painful.”
When she was truly in pain, she would say it wasn’t painful.
Jiang Zhi took off his jacket, covering her abdon with it, holding her very lightly, “Master, could you please drive a bit faster?”
The driver sped up.
On the way, Jiang Zhi made a call to the hospital, and then to the neighbor, Aunt He.
“Xu Fang.”
“Hm?”
Jiang Zhi lowered his head, a kiss landing beside her ear, “Promise , nothing bad will happen.”
Zhou Xufang, sweating with her eyes closed, responded, “Okay.”
“Lu Jiangtang,” he placed his hand on her belly, gently caressing it, “no trouble-making, if there’s any ergency, I will prioritize your mother.”
That was a ssage for Zhou Xufang to hear.
Aunt He had arrived at the hospital even before they did, and Ah Pin and Gui Zhen had co too.
Just as Zhou Xufang was being carried out of the car, Aunt He took out an embroidered black sash with a pattern from her bag and tied it around Zhou Xufang’s forehead, “Cuicui, wear this.”
Last week, Grandma Wufu’s daughter-in-law also wore one when she gave birth.
Zhou Xufang didn’t know exactly what was embroidered on it, but it was surely sothing ant for good fortune, to protect both the child and the adult.
“Thank you.”
“Don’t talk, save your strength,” Aunt He said, carrying a pile of bags as she followed into the hospital.
The dical staff was already waiting at the entrance.
“Mr. Jiang.”
It was Dr. Zhong. Behind him were two female doctors in white coats, whom he had never seen before.
Jiang Zhi placed Zhou Xufang on the gurney, “Is the dicine ready?”
“Please rest assured, everything’s prepared.”
“Thank you.”
Zhou Xufang’s pelvis was too small for a natural birth and needed a cesarean section. In addition to Dr. Zhong from the laboratory, the obstetrician and anesthetist performing the cesarean section had also been brought over from Imperial City.
Before entering the delivery room, Jiang Zhi asked Zhou Xufang, “Would you like to go in with you?”
She rejected, “No, wait for outside.” And, “No smoking.”
Jiang Zhi squatted in front of the gurney, kissing her face, “Then you have to co out safe and sound.”
“Okay.”
He would not stay calm if he went in and saw blood.
At 6:47 in the evening, Zhou Xufang was wheeled into the obstetric operating room.
Jiang Zhi waited outside the door.
“Aunt He,” Ah Pin pulled her aside, “No matter how I look at it, I feel that Liu Hua is no ordinary person.”
“With that face of his, could he be ordinary? Besides, who cares if he’s extraordinary or not as long as he treats Cuicui well?” Aunt He found a place to sit, throwing a glance at the operating room door, “Look at Liu Hua, he’s nearly out of his soul. When I gave birth to Jianguo, my man just slept like a log outside, snoring louder than I was screaming. They’re all n, but why is there such a big difference?”
Ah Pin added, “Isn’t my man the sa? While I was giving birth in the hospital, he had the nerve to play mahjong all night. Ah, I was blind when I was young.”
When you compare one person with another, you find that many just aren’t worthy.
“Liu Hua,” Aunt He called out to him, “Cuicui won’t be out so soon, do you want to co sit for a while?”
He acted as though he hadn’t heard, staring fixedly at the operating room door, out of sorts. For nearly an hour, he just stood there, motionless.
At 8:03 p.m., a nurse ca out first, holding a baby in her arms, “Mother and child are safe, congratulations, Mr. Liu.”
Jiang Zhi’s knees weakened, and he knelt on the ground.
When Zhou Xufang was wheeled out, her consciousness was clear.
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