Lin Xu and Su Xiangyi took great care of Ye Wanwan’s feelings, and seeing that the baby had stopped crying, they turned and left the sickroom to avoid embarrassing Ye Wanwan.
Shen Yi stood there, unsure if he should also leave, and after hesitating for a while, he simply asked, "Do I need to go out?"
Ye Wanwan looked up at Shen Yi, her cheeks slightly flushed, but she didn’t say anything.
Shen Yi didn’t leave; he walked over to Ye Wanwan and sat down next to the hospital bed.
Zhouzhou was sucking and closing his eyes at that mont, seemingly making a great effort to feed.
Shen Yi found it quite novel; even though he had mories from his previous life, those things felt too distant to him. Now, seeing how tiny Zhouzhou was, he still found it a bit new and surprising.
"He’s really so small. When I was holding him, it didn’t feel real at all. My hands were stiff and propped up, not daring to move at all, for fear of accidentally dropping him."
Shen Yi spoke softly to Ye Wanwan, sharing his feelings from when the nurse had first brought the baby out of the delivery room and he held him for the first ti.
"Yeah! He’s really such a tiny thing, did the doctor say anything?" Ye Wanwan nodded in agreent. Was Zhouzhou this small when he was born in their previous life?
In her mory, Zhouzhou was already taller than her, so now seeing such a tiny being, Ye Wanwan was sowhat uncomfortable and even worried about Zhouzhou’s health.
Shen Yi knew what Ye Wanwan was thinking and explained to her, "The doctor said that Zhouzhou is very healthy. He’s even a bit chubbier than so of the other babies when they were born. It just feels like he’s so small now because we rember what Zhouzhou looked like when he was grown up."
"Is that so?" Ye Wanwan was a bit uncertain and looked down at Zhouzhou in her arms again.
"Yeah, don’t worry, Zhouzhou is very healthy." Shen Yi reassured her while subconsciously raising his hand to touch her head, but instead, he touched the hat that Ye Wanwan was wearing.
Shen Yi was slightly stunned, then couldn’t help but want to laugh, but thinking that laughing out loud might make Wanwan feel uncomfortable, he imdiately suppressed his smile.
Still, Shen Yi’s brief laughter didn’t escape Ye Wanwan’s sharp eyes. She gave Shen Yi a sidelong glance, her expression slightly resentful.
"Wanwan, I..."
"It’s fine, just laugh if you want to. I also find it quite funny!"
Shen Yi wanted to explain, but before he could say anything, Ye Wanwan already cut him off with an indifferent expression.
Although she hadn’t yet had the chance to look in the mirror to see what she looked like at that mont, she rembered how much she despised her reflection in the mirror in her previous life.
Back then, she disliked how ugly she looked, and she was even more afraid that Shen Yi would find her ugly, so she never wanted to wear the hat.
The persuasions of both mothers were fruitless, and in the end, it was only after Shen Yi himself stepped in and talked her into it that she agreed.
In this life, Ye Wanwan wasn’t going to be that foolish. What did it matter if she looked good or not?
It was not yet April, and Beijing was still cold, so if she didn’t take good care of her body, she would be the one to suffer later on.
Besides, Shen Yi had never found her ugly, not in this life, nor in the previous one.
From the beginning to the end, it was all her own musings. But not in this life; she clearly knew how much Shen Yi loved her!
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