He suddenly picked her up and sat her on his lap, startling her, and then she felt a little jump in her belly. She quickly swatted his hand away and said, "You scared him."
At first, he didn't understand, then he saw her hand on her belly, and he understood. He asked, "Did he move?"
"Yes."
He eagerly lowered his head, pressing his ear against her belly, and soon felt a little kick on his face. He laughed out loud, kissed the slightly protruded part of her belly, and said, "Okay, Daddy knows now, Daddy was wrong."
Although they intentionally chose not to conduct an ultrasound to determine the gender, the royal physicians still performed regular check-ups on Audrey. The baby's gender was already known; it was a little prince. The name was chosen by Daisy Pay and Bright Hawkins. It was incredibly long, encompassing the names of several ancestors of the Karen Dynasty, and finally boiled down to George Caron.
